Official Letter No. 2712/UBND-VHXH of 2 October 2026 of the Nam Gia Nghia Ward People’s Committee (Lam Dong province), signed by Vice Chairman Le Van Thinh, implements Official Letter No. 7801/SYT-NVY of 30 September 2026 of the Department of Health on stronger prevention of dengue and hand, foot and mouth disease.
Main points
- Ward health station: urgently investigate and define the scope and risk factors; treat outbreak sites immediately; check and assess results after treatment and do not let outbreaks drag on; ensure staff, medicines, supplies, insecticides and equipment.
- Review every residential area, school, childcare group and household with cases; identify areas with high or rising case numbers and active outbreak sites. Private health facilities report cases through the system under Circular 15/2026/TT-BYT of 17 May 2026.
- Schools and childcare groups: clean classrooms, toys and touch surfaces; collect waste, remove items that hold water and check water containers to prevent larvae. Residential groups encourage households to remove mosquito breeding sites.
- The Economy, Infrastructure and Urban Office advises on extra funding; the ward’s General Services Centre tells residents not to self-treat at home when they have a fever. The letter recalls the ward’s Official Letter 2284/UBND-VHXH of 3 September 2026.
VPMA’s note
A ward-level document carrying out the Lam Dong Department of Health’s instruction; the content of Official Letter 7801/SYT-NVY is known through the ward’s document. Members working in Lam Dong should follow the instructions of the ward or commune health station where they work.
- Source
- Nam Gia Nghia Ward People’s Committee (Lam Dong) – Official Letter 2712/UBND-VHXH
- Issued
- 2 October 2026
- Section
- Law and regulation
- Number
- 2712/UBND-VHXH
- Implements
- 7801/SYT-NVY of 30 September 2026 of the Department of Health
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 document has no picture. The Aedes aegypti egg photograph comes from the pest pages already on the Association website (Wikimedia Commons, CDC, public domain).
Source: UBND phường Nam Gia Nghĩa (Lâm Đồng) – Công văn 2712/UBND-VHXH (summarised in English by VPMA). Read the Vietnamese page.