Vietnamese satisfaction with COVID-19 pandemic control measures highest in the world

Medical staff take medical samples of people in Dong Son Urban Area, Phuc Yen City,
Vinh Phuc Province, for COVID-19 testing. (Photo: VNA)

On May 5, the Vietnam News Agency’s reporter in Europe citing the results of a survey conducted by the Latana Market Research Institute showing that the majority of people around the world are less and less satisfied with how their Governments prevent the COVID-19 pandemic. The survey was conducted from February 24 to April 14, involving more than 50,000 people in 53 countries and regions.

In terms of how Governments have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, people around the world are divided, with an average of 58% of respondents rating their Governments responding well to the pandemic. In this list, Vietnam ranked at the top of the list when 96% of respondents expressed satisfaction with the prevention of the COVID-19 pandemic by the Government, followed by China with the satisfaction rate of 93%.

In general, the Asian countries have the highest average satisfaction rates (75%), followed by Europe (45%) and Latin America (42%). The rate of satisfaction of people with the Brazilian Government's response to the pandemic is at the lowest 19%. In Germany, this rate also fell sharply. While last spring, 71% of the respondents expressed satisfaction with the Government's prevention of the pandemic, this rate has dropped to 48% now.

The above study has been published by many German newspapers, which emphasize that the rate of citizen satisfaction with the Government's strategy in COVID-19 prevention is especially high in Vietnam, while the lowest is in Latin America and Europe./.