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16/9
Kachnar trees planted near Gen Giap's
tomb
One-hundred and three kachnar trees,
an endemic species in
The tree, scientifically known as
Bauhinia variegata and called hoa ban trang in Vietnamese, had a close
connection with the Dien Bien Phu Victory in 1954 that was led by General
Giap.
Officials from
In addition to the attempt to plant
greenery around the general's final resting place, the trees honoured his
great contribution to the 1954 victory, Chairman of Dien Bien People's
Committee Mua A Son said.
The 103 trees symbolise the general's
age at the time of his death.
Whirlwind blows away roofs of houses
A whirlwind uprooted dozens of roofs
of houses in the central Quang Binh province early yesterday.
In Thong Nhat hamlet and sub-area 8
of Nong Truong Viet Trung town, Bo Trach district, 41 houses had their roofs
ripped off after being hit by whirlwind that lasted just five minutes.
Thong Nhat hamlet has 33 houses, 22
of them were left without a roof, and suffered maximum destruction.
This morning, another whirlwind swept
through The Loc and Nguyet Ang hamlets, Quang Ninh district, leaving the
rooftops of 22 houses open to the elements.
The provincial People's Committee is
directing local authorities to bring in more manpower to help locals deal
with the aftermath of the whirlwind.
Vietjet Air launches shocking Tet
promotion
Low-cost airline VietJet Air has announced
a shocking promotion on ticket fares for domestic routes and international
ones from
The special offers will range from
199,000 VND to 399,000 VND per one-way ticket on flights from now to April
22, 2016. Between 12:00 and 14:00 on September 16-18, the airline will offer
500,000 zero VND tickets for flights from January 1 to April 22, 2016.
According to Desmond Lin, Vietjet
Air’s Director for Business Development, the Tet promotion aims to create
favourable conditions for passengers to travel and reunite with their
families during the holiday.
Tickets can be purchased on the
website www.vietjetair.com, on smartphones at http://m.vietjetair.com and
Facebook at www.facebook.com/vietjetvietnam.
Thai Nguyen: Death sentence for drug
trafficker
The people’s court of the
Khoa, born in 1973 and residing in
Luong commune, Phu Luong district, was arrested on August 22, 2014 carrying
100 heroin cakes weighing nearly 33.4 kilograms and 179 synthetic tablets
weighing 17.14 grams.
Khoa confessed that Ngo Van Thanh,
residing in Thinh Dan commune of Thai Nguyen city, hired him to transport the
drugs. Provincial police suspended their investigation on Thanh after he
committed suicide on August 27.
Fifth National Volunteer Awards
launched
A ceremony to launch the 2015
National Volunteer Awards was held by the Central Committee of the Ho Chi
Minh Communist Youth Union (HCYU) and the United Nations Volunteer Programme
in
The annual event has been held since
2011, aiming to recognise and encourage voluntary organisations and
individuals who have shown their dedication to and stellar performance in
voluntary efforts, contributing to development and national defence.
Nominations should be sent to the
organising board between October 1 and 31. Public voting will take place on
the website www.tinhnguyenquocgia.vn for 15 days starting from November 5.
Some 10 organisations and 10
individuals will be honoured at this year’s event. The winners will receive
certificates of merit from the HCYU and 5 million VND (222.15 USD) in cash
each.
Last year, the event received more
than 300 applicants with detailed profiles and descriptions of volunteer
initiatives, activities and future directions. Eleven organisations and five
excellent individuals were awarded for their outstanding contributions.
The award ceremony is expected to be
held on December 5 on the occasion of International Volunteering Day in
Int’l organisations awarded with
The Vietnam People’s Supreme Court
held a ceremony on September 15 to present the insignia “For the Cause of the
Court” to diplomatic offices, international organisations and individuals.
The awards were in recognition of
their contributions and support to the development of the Vietnam Supreme
People’s Court on the occasion of its 70th founding anniversary (September
13).
Addressing the event, Chief Judge of
the Vietnam People’s Supreme Court Truong Hoa Binh said the cooperation among
He praised their valuable support to
the sector and voiced his belief that the cooperation would continue to grow
stronger in the time ahead.
Workshop seeks better social welfare
for migrant workers
Most undocumented migrant workers
have no access to social and health insurance, as heard during a workshop
held in
The labourers include farmers,
seasonal workers, maids and street vendors.
According to a survey carried out by
M.Net, an action network for migrant workers, only 8.6 percent of migrant
labourers are aware of social insurance and 2.9 percent received
consultations on the matter. The figures for health insurance are 16 percent
and 12 percent, respectively.
Deputy Minister of Labour, Invalids
and Social Affairs Nguyen Trong Dam said the vulnerable group is a target of
state welfare policies, saying
Progress barriers, such as procedure
obstacles and weak connections among agencies, will be addressed in near
future.
Workshop participants proposed that
the Government build payment mechanisms for non-resident treatments, extent
migrant labourers’ rights in acquiring and benefiting from insurance and
improve health care quality, among others.
Up to 37 million labourers in
Binh Dinh opens children painting
exhibition on transport culture
An exhibition of children’s paintings
on traffic culture was opened at Binh Dinh central province’s Culture Centre
on September 15.
The event aims to disseminate
information on the transport safety law and increase public awareness of
transport safety, particularly among students.
On display are 150 paintings selected
from a national drawing contest on “traffic culture” which was held by the
National Traffic Safety Commission and the Centre of National Culture
Preservation Research and Promotion.
Through the paintings, viewers can
more clearly see the transport system through children’s eyes.
Besides traffic safety initiatives,
the exhibits also feature kid’s love for the country’s sea and islands.
The exhibition is open through
September 25.
A delegation from the Nhan dan
(People) newspaper, the daily of the Communist Party of Vietnam, participated
in the L’Humanite (Humanity) newspaper festival at La Coumeuve park on the
northern outskirts of
Deputy Editor-in-chief Le Quoc Khanh,
who led the delegation, said the festival is taking place as there are many
activities held in the two countries celebrating the 70th anniversary of
Vietnam’s August Revolution (August 19) and National Day (September 2).
He underlined that
After 30 years of “doi moi” (Reform)
initiated by the Communist Party of Vietnam, the Vietnamese people have
reached remarkable attainments which have increased the country’s role and
position in the international arena.
Head of the French Communist Party
Central Committee’s Commission for External Relations Lydia Samarbakhsh
described the regular attendance of the Nhan dan newspaper to the event as a
vivid demonstration of the traditional relations between the two countries’
parties and newspapers.
During the visit, the Nhan Dan
newspaper delegation met with leaders of the French Communist Party, the
L’Humanite newspaper and international friends.
The delegation also attended a
workshop on building world of peace, justice and solidarity.
The annual L’Humanite newspaper
festival creates a venue for hundreds of thousands of participants to exchange
opinions on political-social and international issues.
The Nhan Dan newspaper’s pavilion,
which highlights 70 years of
On the occasion, Deputy
Editor-in-Chief Le Quoc Khanh granted insigna for the cause of Nhan Dan
newspaper to the Vietnamese Association in
Over 1,500 children get free heart
checks in Gia Lai
More than 1,500 children under
16-years-old in the Central Highlands
The event was part of the “Hearts for
children” programme held by the Viettel Corporation in association with the
During the event, 36 cases of inborn
heart defects were discovered, 10 of which need surgeries.
Their parents were provided guidance
on formalities for assistance from the programme and charity organisations.
After seven years of operation,
“Hearts for children” has helped conduct 2,700 heart surgeries for
impoverished children nationwide. It targets to provide 30,000 free check-ups
and 3,000 heart surgeries by 2020.
Attitudes of health workers better
Nearly two months after hospitals
signed a joint commitment to improve health workers' attitude towards
patients, many patients have expressed their satisfaction with the services
they received.
Trinh Hong Minh, a resident from
northern
She said a health worker shouted at
her when she tried to ask about the examination process. But since then, she
has noticed some improvements to the facility.
"Both doctors and volunteers are
helpful to me," she told Nong thon Ngay Nay (Countryside Today).
"After examining my baby, the doctors advised me on how to take care of
the baby and how to take the pills properly."
Le Thanh Hai, director of the
National Hospital of Paediatrics, said the hospital would not only change its
behaviour toward patients, but also continue to improve the quality of
examinations and treatment in order to shorten patients' stays. It had also
set up two units supporting patients and their relatives.
Le Xuan Tien, 77, who lives in
northern
After his examination, the doctors
diagnosed him with an abdominal aortic aneurysm and asked him to be
hospitalised, he said.
"We finished all the procedures
without difficulty, despite the fact that this is the first time we arrived
at the hospital," he said.
Le Ngoc Thanh, director of E
Hospital, which signed the commitment with the Health Ministry, said the
hospital had trained its staff on communication skills and attitudes toward
patients.
However, he said it was difficult to
ensure that patients were completely satisfied with health workers' manners.
"The improvement of health
workers' attitudes toward patients takes time," he said. "In
addition, it's difficult for patients to be satisfied with health workers'
behaviour if the hospital is overloaded with patients."
Nguyen Viet Tien, deputy minister of
health, agreed with Thanh, stating that health workers should have more time
to practise and adapt to the goals they pledged to meet.
A survey sponsored by the World Bank
found that 42.5% of people interviewed were not satisfied with health
workers' attitude at hospitals in Vinh Phuc, Phu Tho, Thanh Hoa and Binh Dinh
provinces between 2014-15. The survey interviewed more than 5,400 individuals,
businesses and organisations in the four provinces.
Less than half of the patients in
those hospitals said drinking water was available, but 70% were satisfied
with the situation.
Pham Van Tac, head of the personnel
department within the Ministry of Health, said all hospitals nationwide would
sign the commitment to improve patients' satisfaction by the end of next year.
Stores of blood-type-A at the
Hanoi-based National Institute of Haematology and Blood Transfusion are
almost exhausted with only 160 units of 250ml left.
The hospital said that it needed 500
units of type-A daily to ensure enough supply for patients at the hospital
and the north region, of which it is the biggest blood bank.
Many patients, especially children,
have had to suspend treatment for blood related diseases, the online
newspaper Vnexpress reported.
Luu Ban Quan, 8, of
Quan has had to go to the hospital
every six weeks for blood transfusion since he was four months old.
The mother of Luu Uyen Nhi – a
5-year-old girl from the
The hospital has asked people
throughout the country to donate blood, especially type-A. The hospital's
blood donation site is open between 7:30am and 10pm every day. People can
call 04 3868 6008 or go to the hospital's official website www.nihbt.org.vn for
further information.
At present, 90% of the blood bank
comes from blood donors and 10% is bought.
Under a circular issued in 2014 by
the Ministry of Health, it costs about VND603,000 (US$27) per unit of blood.
15th Fun Run raises funds for charity
The 15th annual Fun Run will be held
on September 27 to raise VND1 billion to benefit charities in
Held by the British Business Group
Vietnam, this year's 4km race will take place in the Phu My Hung Urban Area,
District 7 from 8am to 10:30am on Tan Trao-Tan Phu -Street 32 -Nguyen Luong
Bang-Tan Trao streets.
Food, drinks and musical
entertainment will be offered for free.
The male and female winners will each
receive an economy return ticket to
Participants can register for the
event at BBGV's office at
ASEAN youth to discuss how to
preserve culture amid integration
Youth representatives from seven
ASEAN member countries will gather in
The three-day ASEAN Youth Forum will
feature 24 participants from
The forum titled ASEAN Community –
Cultural Identity is an opportunity for the youths to improve their awareness
of preserving cultural identities post-integration yet join hands to build a
united ASEAN community and enhance mutual understanding.
The youths will be divided into three
groups to discuss improving awareness of cultural values, preservation and
promotion of cultural heritages, and promoting creativity and cultural
industries.
They will be taken on visits to the
Museum of History and Nguyen Hue Walking Street, attend a banquet with city
leaders and see a water puppet show.
The ASEAN Economic Community will be
established at the end of this year.
According to the Ho Chi Minh
Communist Youth Union's HCM City Chapter, the forum organiser, the
participants, all aged between 18 and 30, are "average" youths.
Treatment of children with
hand-foot-mouth disease being delayed
Numerous children who contracted
hand-foot-mouth disease are being taken to hospital only after being diagnosed
at grade 3 or grade 4, which can affect the lungs, a doctor has warned.
Dr Truong Huu Khanh, head of HCM City
Paediatrics Hospitals No 1's Neurology and Infectious Diseases ward, said
that parents should learn the signs of the disease and take their children to
the hospital for treatment early.
"Parents easily understand the
disease when the symptoms are a sore throat or a fever," he said.
On September 15, nearly 56 children
who had contracted hand-foot-mouth disease were admitted to the ward.
The doctor said common signs include
fever, reduced appetite, sore throat and rash on hands, feet and diaper area.
"A serious case being treated at
the ward is a 15-month-old baby from District 11,
"She is receiving treatment, but
still has high fever."
Hand-foot-mouth disease is a common
viral illness among children under the age of three, especially those between
6 months and 12 months, who contract the disease easily and their condition
deteriorates rapidly.
The disease peaks during two periods,
from March to May, and from September to November, he said.
"It is very important that
everyone wash their hands with soap and water, and clean and disinfect toys
and floors frequently as the disease is transmitted via the digestive
system," he added.
HCM City Paediatrics Hospitals No 1
reported that the number of patients with hand-foot-mouth- disease increased
rapidly over the last month. There were 126 cases in July, 242 cases in
August and 131 cases during the first nine days of September.
Electric motorcycles exempt from fees
Electric motorcycle owners are exempt
from paying a fee if they register for number plates at police stations
before June 30 next year, said a dispatch from the prime minister.
According to the dispatch which was
just issued, the Public Security Ministry would be the responsible ministry
to ensure the registration process, while the Ministry of Finance would
ensure exemption and reduction of the registration fee for electric
motorcycles.
The Ministry of Information and
Communication is in charge of directing media agencies to disseminate the new
regulations for citizens and businesses.
In early 2015, the Traffic Police
Department under the Public Security Ministry proposed to continue the
registration process free of charge until the end of this year.
Dengue can cause
encephalitis-meningitis complication: Ha Noi hospital
The Ha Noi–based
The warning comes after the hospital
received a 23-year-old student of the
"Ha Noi has recently seen an
increase in the number of dengue cases with a total of 1,500 people being
hospitalised," Deputy Chief of
"However, such a case of
encephalitis-meningitis, caused by dengue infection, is a rare
complication," Cuong said.
"The patient was hospitalised in
a critical condition, with seizures and impaired consciousness. If he had not
been diagnosed and treated promptly, his life would have been
threatened," Cuong said. The patient regained consciousness after just
two days of treatment, he said.
Cuong said dengue fever was an acute
infectious disease common in tropical countries. Most patients are young
adults living in densely populated areas and in poor sanitary conditions. The
most common type of mosquito transmitting the dengue fever virus is Aedes
aegypti.
Dengue symptoms include sudden and
continuous high fever, lasting two to seven days, with temperatures rising to
39 degrees or 40 degrees Celsius, severe headache, rashes and
lymphadenopathy, as well as nosebleeds, bleeding gums, vomiting of blood and
tarry stools (caused by bleeding organs). Female patients may suffer
menorrhagia.
"When these symptoms become
visible, people should go to hospitals for early detection and timely
treatment," Cuong said.
PM wants better management of
electric cars
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has
asked the transport and public security ministries to join hands with
provincial and city people's committees in strengthening the management of
electric four-wheeler cars.
Dung asked the transport ministry
(MOT) to finalise the Law on Road Traffic, to which regulations on electric
four-wheelers should be added.
The MOT should join hands with
concerned agencies to estimate the real demand for the cars and report to the
Prime Minister.
The MOT said Prime Minister Dung has
allowed Ha Noi, Nghe An, Thanh Hoa and Quang Binh provinces to use electric
four-wheelers in a pilot programme. Some other cities and provinces such as
Khanh Hoa, Hai Phong, Lao Cai and
Thirty enterprises and some private
companies in 10 cities and provinces are operating more than 1,000 electric
four-wheelers.
The cars reportedly offer advantages
such as safety and convenience in tourism, are environment-friendly and make
less noise than other vehicles.
But the cars are not regulated by the
Law on Road Traffic. So there are difficulties in completing their
registration procedures, issuing of number plates to them and collection of
different fees.
Tropical research centre starts up
The Tropical Agricultural Research
and Consultancy Centre was inaugurated in
It would also provide training,
consult for domestic and foreign agricultural firms, and carry out trial
production programmes, Nguyen Dang Nghia, its director, said.
Nguyen Van Hoa, deputy director of
the Crop Production Department, said the new model is expected to meet
services for sustainable agricultural development.
The upcoming TPP and ASEAN Economic
Community agreements would adversely affect agriculture more than any other
sector, he said.
Climate change is another challenge
facing the sector, he said.
Five vehicles collide in Hai Van
tunnel
Five vehicles were involved in a
collision in the Hai Van Tunnel yesterday, slightly injuring 12 passengers
and damaging three cars.
The tunnel management company,
Hamadeco, said the accident occurred around 1.30pm when a truck travelling in
the north-south direction hit a 16-seater bus from the rear, which in turn
rear-ended three cars, a seven-seater, a four-seater and a truck, which were
in front.
The tunnel was then closed for 36
minutes to rescue the victims and remove the cars.
Passengers on the 16-seater bus
suffered a few abrasions, while three cars suffered heavy damage.
The company said the driver of the
truck, which had Khanh Hoa number plates, could not control the vehicle's
speed and collided with the 16-seater bus, which had stopped temporarily due
to a roadblock sign.
Last month, one person was killed and
another critically injured in an accident in the tunnel which connects the
central localities of Thua Thien-Hue and
Ha Noi departments face large budget
cuts
Vice-Chairman of the Ha Noi People's
Committee Nguyen Van Suu has issued an order, making large budget cuts in the
estimated expenses of departments, sectors and units in 2015.
Accordingly, 23 state bodies will see
budget cuts in regular expenditure for 2015, amounting to nearly VND103
billion (US$4.6 million).
Among them, the Ha Noi health
department will suffer the largest cut of VND24.5 billion ($1.1 million),
followed by the municipal education department, and planning and architecture
department , which will have their budget allocations reduced by VND23
billion and VND22 billion, respectively, the Tuoi Tre (Youth) reported.
The People's Committee said the
budget cuts and withdrawal of regular expense funds for the above-mentioned
state bodies had been done to implement the city's instructions about an
overall review of unnecessary expenditure on activities such as festivals,
conferences, groundbreaking ceremonies and inaugurations, besides foreign
field trips that use funds from the state budget.
Extortion suspect to face court
hearing
Police in the southern
Sen, alleged ringleader of a gang
that forced workers to hand over part of their paychecks every month, lives
in Tan Thuan Commune of
He was arrested on August 16 in his
hometown after evading police for more than a month. But Sen's capture and
pending prosecution haven't subdued workers' anxieties, according to
interviews. They said they were afraid other members of the gang would
continue to threaten them.
Sen used to work at Vinh Hung Dat
Limited Company in Kim Huy Industrial Zone, which specialises in packaging
and carton production. According to police, on June 11 – payday – he forced
five other workers, Le Van Si, Nguyen Van Lac, Duong Che Linh, Nguyen Thanh
Sang and Nguyen Van Ty, to give him VND50,000 (US$2.20) each by threatening
them with beatings. He also told Le Thach Bao, a team leader, to give him
VND100,000 ($4.40).
On June 26 and 27, Sen started to
force all the company's workers and team leaders to hand over VND100,000
($4.40) to VND200,000 ($8.90) out of their paychecks.
A number of workers informed the
company's authorities and he was ordered to leave after his contract finished
at the end of June.
On July 1, Sen rushed into the
company with a machete. He smashed the fingerprint time attendance machine,
and beat a security guard and a worker. After that, the authorities reported
the incident to local police and on July 3,
Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan
Phuc asked the Ministry of Public Security to investigate the case after Lao
Dong (Labour) newspaper ran two reports on the threatened workers.
The provincial police held a meeting
last week with the workers to inform them that Sen had been captured and ease
their worries. A representative from
In response to workers' concerns
about people like Sen continuing to threaten them, Tran Van Tru, deputy head
of the city's police department, said further investigations were underway.
According to a Vinh Hung Dat
representative, the company decided to bring in police officers to train
employees in self-defence and martial arts to prepare them for any future
danger.
Vaccine prices heading upwards
The price of a range of vaccines is
set to increase shortly. The typhoid vaccine, for example, will rise from the
existing VND135,000 to VND185,000 while the 5 in 1 vaccine will go up from
VND485,000 to VND629,000.
Mr. Nguyen Nhat Cam, Director of the
The increase is primarily a supply
and demand issue. According to Mr. Cam, the center exhausted its supply of 5
in 1 vaccine in August and 6 in 1 early in the year. “It is expected that new
batches of the 5 in 1 vaccine will be imported at the end of October but we
don’t know at this stage,” he was quoted as saying.
He also believes that the change in
the exchange rate has played a role in the price increase. Like many products
in
Ms. Dang Hong Thuy, Director of the
Hong Thuy Company, which imports the 5 in 1 vaccine in the north, said that
over recent years the company has not increased its prices even when there
have been shortages. The situation is different now, however. “Previously,
when
Country to suffer prolonged heavy
rains after typhoon
Typhoon No.3 weakened into a low
pressure after making landfall in the south
Earlier, the storm circulation caused
level 6- 8 strong wind speed at Ly Son and Con Co islands.
The south central coastal provinces
from Quang Binh to
During the online meeting on natural
disaster prevention and control yesterday, head of the National Steering
Committee on Natural Disaster Cao Duc Phat asked leaders, authorities and
functional forces to strengthen houses, schools and health centers as well as
call fishing vessels to move safer places to avoid the typhoon.
In early morning today, the low
pressure zone was located at 15, 3 degrees north latitude and 107, 7 degrees
east longitude at border between
According to forecast weather, the
south central, north central and northern region will suffer prolonged heavy
rains after the storm.
Particularly, rainfall in the
provinces from Quang Binh to Binh Dinh, Kon Tum and Gia Lai is
estimated to be at 200- 300 mm on September 14- 16.
Rainfall in the areas from Thanh Hoa
to Ha Tinh provinces will reach at 100- 300 mm on September 15- 18.
List of waiting heart patients
long because of lacking doctors, equipment
Though hospitals in the country have
tried to increase personnel and applied advanced technologies to meet the
demand, they are overloaded with patients waiting for a heart surgery.
Children suffering congenital heart diseases even died while waiting for an
operation.
Director of Children Hospital No.1 in
HCM City Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hung said that from 2004 when the hospital started
heart operation, the hospital has so far performed over 3,000 surgeries
including 645 cases of serous congenital heart problems and 125 neonates,
however, a long line of patients were waiting for their operation with over
1,300 children.
Dr. Hung said that many of them
waited for months and years, he added.
Head of the hospital’s Cardiovascular
Department Dr. Vu Minh Phuc said that medical workers lamented when realizing
that some of children in the list had not come to the hospital for next
examination because they know that these children succumb to the disease.
The hospital is able to perform 5 to
7 heart operations including 2 or 3 serous cases every week so it can not
satisfy the increased demand.
Similarly, director of the Ho Chi
Minh City-based Children Hospital No.2 Dr. Ha Manh Tuan said that surgeons
conduct 6 to 8 minimally invasive heart surgeries per week and 2 or 3 open
heart surgeries per week while the list of waiting patients is very long.
It has seen the overload at the Heart
Institute with a long list of waiting children and adults. Thousands of
people in the list wait for an operation every year.
In reality, medical clinics are
limited in carrying out a heart surgery; worse, just a few of them are able
to undertake heart operation for children. In the
Medical workers said that application
of advanced technologies in heart operations just helps reducing the
mortality rate not reducing overloading. For instance, there are 1,300 cases
in the Children Hospital No.1’s long list of waiting patients, a patient must
wait at least 2 years for their turn and many of them succumb to the disease
while waiting.
The Heart Institute opened the
Technique Department after 2 year upgrading. With 4 surgery rooms and an
intensive care unit, two rooms for minimally invasive heart surgeries and 10
beds for those who undergo minimally invasive heart surgeries. The new
Technique Department is expected to reduce the waiting patients and it will
transfer technologies to other clinics.
Currently, the Heart Institute is
making efforts to reduce the waiting patients by carrying out surgeries on
Saturday and Sunday but the cost is unchanged.
To effectively reduce the waiting
patients, it needs to help medical clinics in districts and provinces be able
operation technologies. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hung said that his hospital is going
to establish a treatment system for children with congenital heart diseases
for the South.
Accordingly, children will be
diagnosed and examined in local hospitals and the
More charity heart operations have
been performed lately. Recently, the
According to the Association of
Children Heart and Congenital Heart Disease in HCMC, the country has over
10,000 newly-born babies with congenital heart diseases before 2000, they
have to wait 5 to 7 years for a surgery yet now it is just 2 or 3 years.
Thanks to application of new techniques, the mortality rate is reduced from
7.7 percent in 2004 to 1.1 percent in 2014.
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