Vietnam's Covid-19 positive patients reduce to nine

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Vietnam's population exceeds 100 million

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Nation June 10, 2026

HCMC - Vietnam's population has surpassed 100 million people, marking a demographic milestone for the Southeast Asian nation even as it faces declining birth rates and a rapidly aging population.

HCMC – As of this morning, June 10, the Ministry of Health announced that the country has only nine coronavirus positive patients, inching toward a full recovery.
Among the 332 confirmed coronavirus cases, as many as 317 patients have recovered and been discharged from hospitals. Of the total 15 active cases being treated at local hospitals, six patients have tested negative for Covid-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, one or three times. Some 14 of the 15 active cases are stable, while the 91st patient, a British pilot, who is the country’s most severe case, is on a ventilator but has taken a turn for the better. Vietnam reported no new Covid-19 cases as of this morning, going 55 consecutive days without any Covid-19 infections among the community, Tuoi Tre Online reported.

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