Ho Chi Minh City Sees Over 64% Surge in Acute Respiratory Infections
Ho Chi Minh City has experienced a surge of over 64% in out-of-hospital acute respiratory infections over the past year. The city's health authorities are intensifying epidemic monitoring and preventive measures. Meanwhile, national influenza cases have seen a significant drop compared to last year.
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