Ho Chi Minh City Sees Slight Increase in Dengue Fever Cases, Exceeding 1,500 Weekly
Ho Chi Minh City is experiencing a slight rise in dengue fever cases, with over 1,500 infections reported in a single week. City authorities are also set to conduct surprise food safety inspections based on public complaints.
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