Vietnamese poster against COVID-19 on British newspaper

(VOVWORLD) - The UK Guardian on Thursday posted Vietnamese posters on fighting Covid-19. The newspaper says Vietnam has kept confirmed cases low through quarantining, contact tracing, testing – and propaganda. 
Vietnamese poster against COVID-19 on British newspaper - ảnh 1

The poster, by artist Le Duc Hiep, is just one of numerous art forms to emerge from Vietnam – from viral hand washing songs to state stamps – that reflect the war-time spirit many in the country are invoking as they try to contain the virus, according to the newspaper.

The newspaper says such messaging, along with early action and contact tracing helped the nation avoid the levels of suffering seen in Europe and keep cases to mere hundreds. As is the case in many countries that lack capacity for mass testing, the number of infections is likely to be higher than official figures suggest, but after 88,000 tests, only 245 people have been confirmed to have covid-19. No deaths have been recorded. The country has focused on isolating anyone with links to a known case, as well as new arrivals, and has quarantined more than 67,000 people. A nationwide lockdown was also introduced on 1 April.

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