F1 teachers and students in Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh can go to school

City. Ho Chi Minh City officially allows teachers and students with F1 status to come to school.

Today, City People’s Committee. Ho Chi Minh City has issued an urgent dispatch instructing health measures for close contacts (F1) to go to work or study.

According to the City People’s Committee. In Ho Chi Minh City, the epidemic situation in the city is under control and most people over the age of 12 have been vaccinated against Covid-19, most cases of Covid-19 that are not in the risk group have no symptoms. symptoms or have mild symptoms and then recover.

Therefore, in order to limit disruption to life activities such as: production and business; student attendance; operations management, medical care… due to the isolation of F1 cases according to previous regulations; While waiting for new instructions from the Ministry of Health, in order to adapt flexibly, safely, and effectively control the Covid-19 epidemic in the city, considering the proposal of the Department of Health, the City People’s Committee. Ho Chi Minh City has new guidelines on health measures for close contacts (F1).

Specifically, for cases where F1 has been vaccinated with a full dose of Covid-19 vaccine or has had Covid-19 within 3 months, they are allowed to continue working or going to school.

At the same time, F1 cases must strictly comply with the following regulations: Self-monitor their health for at least 10 days from the date of last close contact with F0, perform a SARS-CoV-2 test on day 5 and when having symptoms of suspected Covid-19 (by RT-PCR method or antigen rapid test, performed by themselves or their caregivers or by medical staff or medical facilities). During this time, F1 moves from the place of residence to the place of study and work by personal means.

F1 must strictly implement epidemic prevention measures such as: regularly wearing masks; hand sanitizer; Do not share personal items in living, working and studying.

Avoid close contact with people in risk groups (people with underlying medical conditions, people over 50 years old, pregnant women, people who have not had enough doses of Covid-19 vaccine) in the family, at workplaces, or at school. …; medical declaration on PC-Covid application.