HANOI: Millions of schoolchildren in Vietnam returned to class on Monday after the country reported its 17th straight day of freedom from domestically transmitted coronavirus infections.
The decision to reopen schools came after the Southeast Asian nation eased social distancing measures at the end of April — with experts pointing to a decisive response involving mass quarantines and expansive contact tracing for its apparent success in containing the disease.
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