Ho Chi Minh City, June 27 -- One month after launching Plan No. 228/KH-UBND on routine health check-ups for all residents, Ho Chi Minh City has made encouraging progress, with the programme gaining traction across localities as it works towards providing universal health screenings and continuous health management from 2026. Data from the city's community health platform showed that as of June 24, a total of 108,895 residents had received health check-ups during the programme's first 31 days, averaging about 3,380 screenings a day. The pace has picked up steadily week by week, culminating in a record 7,725 examinations on June 24, the highest daily figure since the programme began. An Nhon Tay commune led the city with 8,100 residents scr...