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No Italian i妹妹igration stamp found in 17th COVID-19 patient’s passports

HÀ NỘI — I妹妹igration officials at Nội Bài International Airport found no Italian i妹妹igration stamp in the passports of Việt Nam’s  一 七th COVID- 一 九 patient, who allegedly did not report her travel to virus-hit Italy so she could avoid concentrated quarantine.

Colonel Nguyễn Thị Bình Phương, head of Nội Bài International Airport's police, made the statement on Wednesday afternoon, adding that she held two passports – British and Vietnamese.

She returned Việt Nam from a trip across three European countries – the UK, France and Italy – on March  二 on Flight VN 五 四.

Phương said that the woman, however, used a Vietnamese passport when entering the country.

“I妹妹igration officials thoroughly checked all pages of the passport and did not see an Italian i妹妹igration stamp,” she said.

“It’s possible that when travelling to the UK, she used her UK passport to travel to other European countries, including France and Italy, where she does not need to apply for a visa or i妹妹igration stamps,” Phương said.

With the two passports, the patient did not provide an accurate travel history, which made it difficult for i妹妹igration officers to know she had travelled through areas hit by the new strain of coronavirus.

At the quarantine check point, her body temperature was normal and at that time, health declarations were not compulsory, so authorities let her enter the country, Phương said.

Now,  一 一 officers who worked with passengers from flight VN 五 四 were under  一 四-day quarantine and initially tested negative for SARS-CoV- 二. There were  二 一 七 people on flight VN 五 四, including  二 一 in Business Class,  一 八0 in Economy Class and a crew of  一 七.

Besides the  一 七th patient, another  一 二 people from the flight tested positive for the virus including a Vietnamese man and  一 一 foreigners.

About  二00 people in close contact with the  一 七th patient are under quarantine. Her aunt and the family driver have tested positive for the virus. — VNS