Additional Cases of Meningococcal Disease Have Been Reported in Ho Chi Minh City.
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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - A 12-year-old child in My Loc hamlet developed symptoms on October 13th, leading to 177 people being monitored until October 25th.
Thuong Tan commune (Ho Chi Minh City) is actively coordinating with Ho Chi Minh City health agencies to verify, investigate, and monitor a case of meningococcal disease involving a 12-year-old student residing in the area.
On October 21st, Ho Chi Minh City's health sector recorded one additional case confirmed to be infected with meningococcal bacteria, causing meningitis.
A 12-year-old male student in Thuong Tan commune, Ho Chi Minh City, has been diagnosed with meningococcal bacteria. The health sector is monitoring the child's health, conducting epidemiological investigations, and tracing close contacts. [Related news headlines: Ho Chi Minh City: Another student tests positive for group B meningococcal bacteria; Strengthening recommendations and prevention measures after a cluster of meningococcal infections in…
The People's Committee of Thuong Tan commune (Ho Chi Minh City) announced that the locality is coordinating with the Ho Chi Minh City health department and relevant units to investigate and monitor a case of meningococcal encephalitis in My Loc hamlet. The patient is a 12-year-old boy.
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