A total of 57 returnees from South Korea who had stayed in isolation at the Dong Nghe Training Centre in Hoa Vang District’s Hoa Khuong Commune were allowed to return home on Monday after their 14-day quarantine period ended.

They arrived in Da Nang on 24 February on the Vietjet Air-operated flight VJ871 which took off at Daegu City’s airport at 6.52am, and touched down at Da Nang International Airport at 10.43am.

After arriving in Da Nang, these returnees declared their medical conditions, and had their body temperature checked.

After that, they were sent straight into quarantine at the Dong Nghe Training Centre which is used to receive returnees from coronavirus-hit countries.

Most of returnees in isolation are Vietnamese students in South Korea

Returnees underwent medical examinations before being releasing from isolation

During their 14-day quarantine period at the Dong Nghe Training Centre, the returnees have their body temperatures measured 2 times every day.

Col Nguyen Quang Vinh, Deputy Commander of the municipal Military High Command, handing normal health certificates to the returnees

These certificates are given to those who do not develop flu-like symptoms after their 14-day quarantine ends

A girl preparing for her luggage to return home

Saying goodbye to new friends at the quarantine site

By PHAN CHUNG, XUAN SON - Translated by MAI DUNG