Directive No. 12/CT-UBND of 14 September 2026 of the Chairman of the Khanh Hoa Provincial People’s Committee, signed by Vice Chairman Tran Hoa Nam, on stronger prevention of dengue. Chairs of commune, ward and special-zone People’s Committees are fully responsible; insecticides, sprayers, supplies and staff must be ensured.
Main points
- Commune-level committees direct health stations to ensure facilities, insecticides, sprayers, medical supplies and staff; work with Khanh Hoa CDC on case and vector surveillance, epidemiological investigation, risk assessment and outbreak treatment within the required scope and time.
- The Department of Health leads advice, monitors trends and proposes measures by risk level; directs epidemiological and vector surveillance, early detection, treatment, zoning and containment.
- The education sector cleans schools and removes water containers with larvae; the construction sector checks building sites and material yards to prevent standing water. Other sectors and mass organisations join sanitation and household larval-control campaigns.
- Sources: Khanh Hoa Online newspaper (16 September 2026) and LuatVietnam (document summary, updated 15 September 2026).
VPMA’s note
A provincial directive. Members working in Khanh Hoa should contact commune and ward health stations and Khanh Hoa CDC when taking part in outbreak treatment.
- Source
- Khanh Hoa newspaper – Directive 12/CT-UBND
- Issued
- 14 September 2026
- Section
- Law and regulation
- Number
- 12/CT-UBND
- Document summary
- https://luatvietnam.vn/y-te/chi-thi-12-ct-ubnd-khanh-hoa-2026-tang-cuong-phong-chong-dich-sot-xuat-huyet-dengue-447559-d2.html
Editorial note: This is a short summary and comment by VPMA, not a full copy. The original text and copyright belong to the source cited. The newspaper picture is marked “Internet photo” with no known origin, so it was not used. The archive photo of sprayers at an Association workshop is already on the website; it was not taken in Khanh Hoa.
Source: Báo Khánh Hòa – Chỉ thị 12/CT-UBND (summarised in English by VPMA). Read the Vietnamese page.