An Giang Province Steps Up Response to Disease Outbreak Peak
An Giang Province in southern Vietnam is experiencing a surge in infectious diseases like dengue fever and hand, foot, and mouth disease. Authorities are intensifying measures to protect public health as the outbreak is projected to peak in October and November.
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