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4 discharged patients from Cu Chi field hospital on April 7 (Photo courtesy of Cu Chi field hospital/ VnExpress)

As of 5pm April 4, medical facilities of all level across Vietnam have successfully treated another 27 COVID-19 suffers and sent them home or centralised quarantine zone for another two-week-long isolation, according to VnExpress.

Among the 7 foreign patients recovered today, two of them have been treated at Can Gio COVID-19 hospital.

The first one is patient 98 is a British expat living and working in Vietnam as a teacher. He went to Buddha Bar&Grill on March 14, tested positive one week later and was admitted to Can Gio hospital for treatment.

Patient 159 is a 33-year-old Brazilian expat. He also contracted the novel virus after visiting Buddha Bar&Grill in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 2.

Two other British tourists are also released from Hue Central Hospital, Central Vietnam this morning, VnExpress reported.

4 patients, including two expats took photo before getting out of Can Gio Hospital (Photo courtesy of Can Gio Hospital/ VnExpress)

Meanwhile, the British pilot, known as “patient 91” gradually recovered today, one day after ECMO intervention. He was previously in poor health condition since admission in mid-March, with severe respiratory distress, continuous high fever.

Vietnam has recorded no new coronavirus infections on Tuesday morning, keeping its national count at 245 since the night of Monday.

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