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1. Vietnam

According to Asia Times, Vietnam is considered a "exception" case in Covid-19 pandemic because of effective response to the outbreak of the disease. Up to now, the country of 97 million people has 1,536 cases of infections, 35 deaths by Covid-19.

Vietnam has a densely populated density and has a large border line with China, so it is vulnerable to the attack of the epidemic. However, the Government of Vietnam acted strongly, even before the World Health Organization WHO announced the "global emergency medical condition" with Covid-19. With combined measures - raising people's awareness of epidemic of diversified propaganda forms; Required to wear a mask and social ways; focus on thorough testing for "suspicious" objects to limit the sprouts with disease; Enhance monitoring and contact of patients; Perform strict isolation and stops coming and away flights from heavily affected countries by early epidemics; Vietnam has "repel" this epidemic.

In 2020, Vietnam is a rare country in the world that recognizes economic growth despite the global economy "closed" and the world supply chain interrupted by Covid-19. IMF International Monetary Fund forecast, Vietnam is one of the 4 countries that reach high growth in 2020, with 2.4%.

2. Taiwan

In mid-January 2021, Taiwan's medical authorities published ready to re-open a national border for international tours. The island will begin to accept foreign visitors after mid-February 2021, after the Lunar New Year. Every visitors, including Taiwanese abroad, must meet the quarantine regulations when coming to Taiwan. The government also consider shortening normal isolation time (14 days) for appropriate objects.

Earlier, the government of Thai Van Anh's prime minister was admired by the world because of a quick response to the pandemic. With a population of 24 million people, Taiwan only has 842 people with Covid-19 and 7 deaths. Stopping flights from China early, the implementation of strict quarantine rules associated with close contact tracking has helped prevent viruses from spreading. As soon as there are signs of spread of Covid-19, Taiwan has "prohibited" foreign tourists from March 3/2020. This is also a rare country in the area to ensure a full range of protective equipment for the headline of the headline.

3. New Zealand

New Zealand is also one of the successful countries when controlling Covid-19 epidemic in 2020. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced that it extinguished 2 Viruses in June and October last year . Up to now, only about 2,246 cases of disease and 25 deaths are related to Coronavirus in this island of 5 million people.

Experts said that the application of strict quarantine measures early is one of the main reasons for New Zealand to prevent epidemics to succeed. The country has closed the border in mid-March 2020 and tourists are not allowed to enter. Immediately afterwards, the emergency status was issued and curated mode was lasted for a week. Currently, when small outbreaks occur, the New Zealand government also applies strict commands. Therefore, new cases are low.

According to a statistic and economic growth in the quarter 3/2020 of New Zealand, a record high compared to the second quarter is 14%, this level is even 0.4% higher than the same period before not yet Disease occurs.

4. Singapore

According to HSBC, besides Vietnam, Singapore has also succeeded in controlling Covid-19 pandemic. Transfer time between 2020 and 2021 is also Singapore time entering stage 3 of the process of reopening in the epidemic period, while many other countries, even Japan and South Korea are still "Struggling" faces new outbreaks. Also according to the announcement since December 2020, from the middle of January 2021, Singapore will open the special moving hallway for entrepreneurs, politicians from Australia, Brunei, Malaysia, New Zealand, Taiwan, Vietnam And some parts of China. Accordingly, they will not need to be isolated when they come to Singapore but must comply with testing regulations and translation rooms, only allowed to stay at designated addresses.

In 2020, the Lion Island GDP fell by 5.8%, however, with a bright prospect of cautious opening, the country forecasts that GDP will increase by 4-6% in 2021.

However, immigrant workers - key labor ingredients at Singapore's constructions - accounting for 93% of cases caused by the Covid-19 virus. The Singapore government is promoting the testing with migrant workers in collective houses to be able to "go ahead" control of disease.

According to statistics, current, Singapore has 59,059 cases and 29 deaths due to acute respiratory infections while the total population is about 5.8 million people.