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Director of Hai Duong Medical Technical Hospital Nguyen Hang Lan said the hospital completed its mission, adding that after dissolution, the hospital would be disinfected in accordance with the regulations and receive patients back for normal medical examination and treatment, Vnexpress reported.

Leaders of Bach Mai Hospital and Hai Duong Medical Technical University remove signs treating Covid-19 patients. Photo: Vnexpress

Field Hospital No. 2 was put into operation from January 29, after 22 hours of the establishment. The hospital treated both mildly and critically-ill Covid-19 patients. It was modernly equipped including the ECMO system, intensive care unit, etc. Its testing capacity reached 1000 samples per day.

The hospital received full support from infection control to intensive care from experts at Hanoi-based Bach Mai Hospital, according to Ms. Lan.

On the first day after coming into operation, the hospital received 29 patients. After 2 months, it treated 376 patients, the eldest one was 92 years old and the smallest one was 21 days old. 52 patients were children, 36 patients were over 60 years old and 38 patients had underlying diseases.

The hospital recorded 140 patients with lung damage. In particular, the intensive care unit treated 12 critically ill patients, one of whom was extremely critical, but he/she completely recovered and was discharged from the hospital.

"There were no deaths. The medical staff at the hospital are all safe," said Ms. Lan.

There have been so far 323 patients recovered, the remaining 53 were transferred to other facilities for further treatment.

Medical staff check a woman's body temperature at a medical center in Kim Thanh District, Hai Duong Province, March 2021. Photo by VnExpress/Gia Chinh.

Professor Nguyen Quang Tuan, Director of Bach Mai Hospital, said he felt “delight” as the Field Hospital No. 2 accomplished its mission. Hai Duong province zoned and stamped out the outbreaks. The life of residents here has gradually returned to normalcy.

Professor Nguyen Quang Tuan, Director of Bach Mai Hospital, said he felt “delight” as the Field Hospital No. 2 accomplished its mission. Hai Duong province zoned and stamped out the outbreaks. The life of residents here has gradually returned to normalcy.

"Bach Mai Hospital pledges to comprehensively support the provincial health sector and Hai Duong Medical Technical Hospital", Mr. Tuan said.

Previously, Field Hospital No.01, which was set up at Chi Linh city’s Medical Center was also disbanded.

Since it was established on February 2, the hospital had received 300 COVID-19 patients, 250 of them had completely recovered.

There so far has been only Field Hospital No.03 still in operation.

According to Deputy Director of Hai Duong Department of Health Nguyen Thi Trung Chinh, as of March 28, the province has recorded 726 Covid-19 transmission cases, of which 621 people have been discharged from the hospital. Currently, the province only logs 1-2 cases per day.

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