U.S. Embassy in Hanoi said there an 'anomalous health incident' there, which is a reference to Havana Syndrome - above the U.S. embassy building in downtown Hanoi
* Kamala Harris' departure from Singapore was delayed by three hours
* U.S. Embassy in Hanoi said there an 'anomalous health incident' there, which is a reference to Havana Syndrome
* Harris was headed to Hanoi as part of the second leg of her Asia trip
* Her spokesperson Symone Sanders said: 'You saw her get onto the plane. She is well, all is fine'
* Havana Syndrome is a mysterious condition that was first reported in 2016 when a staffer at the U.S. embassy in Cuba suffered headaches, brain injury
* At least two U.S. personnel in Hanoi will be medevacked out of the country after Havana Syndrome incidents over the weekend, NBC News reported
* More than 200 US officials and personnel around the world have complained of symptoms such as migraines, hearing loss and dizziness
* Harris trip - her second abroad - has been dogged by controversy
* Held round table with business leaders and discussed threats from climate change to global supply chains
* She said that people should consider buying their Christmas presents now, but didn't mention Afghanistan
* In a major policy speech later on Monday she issued warnings of threats posed by China
* Harris said Beijing was menacing countries in the South China Sea region, threatening stability
Vice President Kamala Harris' departure from Singapore on Monday was delayed by more than three hours because of an 'anomalous health incident in Hanoi,' which was the next stop in her Asia trip.
Anomalous health incident is what the U.S. government calls Havana Syndrome, the mysterious condition that causes headaches, brain injury and other issues.
Officials said the decision was made to continue to the trip but did not offer many details.
'Earlier this evening, the Vice President's traveling delegation was delayed from departing Singapore because the Vice President's office was made aware of a report of a recent possible anomalous health incident in Hanoi, Vietnam.
After careful assessment, the decision was made to continue with the Vice President's trip,' the U.S. Embassy in Hanoi said in a statement.
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WNU Editor: A possible "targeted attack" against the Vice President that was disrupted? No one is giving out any updates which makes this incident even more concerning.
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