Seaman found dead hanging in COVID-19 quarantine center in Vietnam
Wednesday, February 03, 2021, 11:41 GMT+7
Police in the northern Vietnamese port city of Hai Phong have been investigating a case where a seaman was found hanged at a centralized quarantine facility for COVID-19 prevention and control.
Nurses at the second branch of Vietnam-Czech Friendship Hospital in Hai Phong found out Thai Doan Th., 52, living in Do Luong District, north-central Nghe An Province, had already died in his room during a daily check-up on Tuesday morning.
Inside the room, Th.’s body was seen suspended in a hanging position.
Despite resuscitation, Th. could not be saved.
Th. was a crew member of the Mekong ship operated by Ho Chi Minh City-based Gia Long Ship Co. Ltd.
After the vessel had landed at Hai Phong Port earlier, its crew members, including Th., were sent to the second branch of the Vietnam-Czech Friendship Hospital for concentrated isolation for COVID-19 prevention and control according to regulations.
The seafarer showed no abnormal signs and had no significant illness when he was put under medical monitoring, according to a leader of the hospital.
Having examined the scene, local authorities are conducting an investigation into the case.
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