Since the beginning of the epidemic, Vietnam has had 11,616,127 infections, ranking 13th out of 231 countries and territories, while with the rate of infections per 1 million people, Vietnam ranks 120th out of 231 countries and territories (on average, there are 117,390 infections per 1 million people).

Data reported daily by the Department of Health of provinces and cities on the Covid-19 Management System of the Department of Medical Examination and Treatment Management, Ministry of Health shows that patients were announced to be cured on the day: 104 cases. Total number of cured cases: 10,638,978 cases.

The number of patients on oxygen is 22. Of these, 19 are on oxygen through a mask; 3 are on non-invasive ventilation.

There were 0 deaths recorded during the day. Average number of deaths recorded over the past 7 days: 0 cases. The total number of deaths due to Covid-19 in Vietnam to date is 43,206 cases, accounting for 0.4% of the total number of infections.

Total deaths ranked 26th out of 231 territories, deaths per 1 million people ranked 141st out of 231 countries and territories in the world. Compared to Asia, total deaths ranked 7th out of 50 (ranked 3rd in ASEAN), deaths per 1 million people ranked 29th out of 50 countries and territories in Asia (ranked 5th in ASEAN).

On June 5, 2,833 doses of Covid-19 vaccine were injected. Thus, the total number of doses of vaccine injected was 266,442,483 doses. Of which, the number of doses injected for people aged 18 and over was 223,766,327 doses: 70,909,350 doses for the first dose; 68,456,344 doses for the second dose; 14,344,121 doses for the supplementary dose; 52,143,803 doses for the first booster dose; 17,912,709 doses for the second booster dose.

The number of doses for children from 12 to 17 years old is 23,965,655 doses: 1st dose is 9,130,889 doses; 2nd dose is 9,021,382 doses; 1st booster dose is 5,813,384 doses.

The number of doses for children from 5 to 11 years old is 18,710,501 doses: 10,230,316 doses for the first dose; 8,480,185 doses for the second dose.

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