Police of Hai Duong city in the northern province of the same name on Monday started legal proceedings against a woman for “spreading a contagious disease to others”.
According to initial investigations, from February 1-15, a 52-year-old woman, residing at No.15 Tran Sung Dinh, Hai Tan ward, Hai Duong city, was suspected of contracting COVID-19 but did not follow prevention regulations and make a medical declaration, resulting in three other infections at the same address.
Earlier, the woman visited Hai Duong city's Blind Association and had close contact with another woman who was later confirmed as a COVID-19 patient.
She showed symptoms of cough, fever and tiredness from February 3 and was announced to be suspected of contracting COVID-19 on February 11. She then tested positive for the coronavirus on February 15.
However, after working with the investigation police agency many times, she did not declare that she had gone to Hải Dương city's Blind Association and contacted the confirmed COVID-19 patient.
She only admitted she had been there on February 17 when the data on her phone calls was collected.
The woman did not declare enough information related to her epidemiological history, so prompt prevention and control measures could not be taken, thus making three family members infected with the coronavirus.
Her act also made her residential area put under lockdown, causing economic losses for the locality.
According to initial investigations, from February 1-15, a 52-year-old woman, residing at No.15 Tran Sung Dinh, Hai Tan ward, Hai Duong city, was suspected of contracting COVID-19 but did not follow prevention regulations and make a medical declaration, resulting in three other infections at the same address.
Earlier, the woman visited Hai Duong city's Blind Association and had close contact with another woman who was later confirmed as a COVID-19 patient.
She showed symptoms of cough, fever and tiredness from February 3 and was announced to be suspected of contracting COVID-19 on February 11. She then tested positive for the coronavirus on February 15.
However, after working with the investigation police agency many times, she did not declare that she had gone to Hải Dương city's Blind Association and contacted the confirmed COVID-19 patient.
She only admitted she had been there on February 17 when the data on her phone calls was collected.
The woman did not declare enough information related to her epidemiological history, so prompt prevention and control measures could not be taken, thus making three family members infected with the coronavirus.
Her act also made her residential area put under lockdown, causing economic losses for the locality.
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