How Vietnam protected every life

Vietnam has a population of 97 million people, limited health-care capacity and a border shared with China. Yet it has had fewer than 400 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and no deaths. Analysts from the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security look at how Vietnam achieved it: preparedness, an early and aggressive response, good public communication and an emphasis on testing, tracing and quarantine.
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