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Students across Vietnam returned to their classrooms Monday. The classes had been closed for three months to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus.
￼￼“I am so excited to go back to school, to be with my teachers and my classmates after three months,” said Chu Quang Anh, a sixth-grade student in the capital, Hanoi.
￼￼Students are required to wear masks that cover their nose and mouth. There are also other measures in place to lessen the spread of the virus.
￼￼￼“We have hand sanitizers available in many places. The students are scanned for temperatures at the gate when they enter the school and when they are in the classrooms and their health is recorded,” said teacher Dinh Bich Hien.
￼￼Vietnam, a country of 96 million people, has confirmed 271 cases of new coronavirus. No deaths have been reported. On Monday, health officials said the country had gone 18 days without any new cases of COVID-19.
Wealthy countries like the United States and some in Europe continue to struggle to control the spread of the disease. Vietnam is much more limited resources. So, why has it been able to deal effectively with the health crisis?

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last summer i stayed in a hotel in London for one night. my room did not have a bathroom, only a washbasin and a mirror. Since it had been a long and hot day. I wanted to lie down and have a bath. i got my soap, shampoo and towel and went to shared bathroom in the hall. but its didnt have a bath, so i have a shower instead.

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