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Vietnam set to open more flu monitoring centers
Vietnam is set to open five more centers to monitor the development of influenza in the country, the Central Institute of Sanitation and Epidemic announced Thursday.

The five new flu-monitoring centers will be opened in provinces of Thai Binh, Lang Son, Hoa Binh, Nha Trang, and a southeastern province to be named, an institute official said.

With the five newly opened centers, there will be 15 flu-monitoring centers in Vietnam helping experts meticulously study the alteration of influenza virus, particularly the HN51 strain of bird flu virus.

Reported by Lien Chau – Translated by An Dien

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