Vietnam ends COVID quarantine for international travelers

"Officials attribute that to the high vaccination rate, with 98 percent of adults fully inoculated according to the health ministry."

Nope. but rather the lack of underlying co-morbities, and good health of the population.

Still, good news - jabbed or unjabbed, same treatment.

Nope. but rather the lack of underlying co-morbities, and good health of the population.

You're basing this on what data? I assume you're not just making it up, and actually have some basis in reality behind it, based on your self-assured tone in stating it.

So where's the data?

Excellent news, superb place for a holiday,

Nope. but rather the lack of underlying co-morbities, and good health of the population.

They know more than you, so 'Yep'

"They know more than you, so 'Yep'"

Last I checked, many health ministers of various countries don't have a medical background so..."yep".

Nope. but rather the lack of underlying co-morbities, and good health of the population.

Thanks for that.

Get on to the Vietnamese authorities. I’m sure they’d love a sit down with you.

Make sure your tablet is charged up to play your favorite podcast episodes.

"So where's the data?"

Does the CDC work for you?

https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-walensky-study-idUSL1N2TS0S2

On the other hand, obesity in Vietnam rounds out at around 2.1 percent.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1095803/vietnam-prevalence-of-obesity/