Final-stage stomach cancer patients eligible for exemption from remaining rehabilitation period?

According to Clause 2, Article 19 of Decree 221/2013/ND-CP provision on the reduction of time, temporary suspension, or exemption from serving the remaining period at the compulsory detoxification center:

Learners suffering from terminal illnesses, pregnant women during the time of serving the decision will be exempt from serving the remaining period.

In Clause 4, Article 4 of Joint Circular 02/2013/TTLT-BCA-BQP-TANDTC-VKSNDTC providing guidance on the implementation of regulations on the reduction of prison sentences for inmates issued by the Ministry of Public Security - Ministry of Defense - Supreme People's Court - Supreme People's Procuracy, it is stipulated regarding persons suffering from terminal illnesses as follows:

Persons suffering from terminal illnesses are those currently suffering from one of the following diseases: Late-stage cancer, paralysis, severe drug-resistant tuberculosis, ascitic cirrhosis, heart failure grade III or higher, kidney failure grade IV or higher, HIV that has turned into AIDS with opportunistic infections, unable to self-serve, with a poor prognosis, high risk of death, or suffering from one of the other diseases concluded by the Medical Assessment Council, provincial or military zone hospital as a terminal illness, life-threatening.

Therefore, the case of your father suffering from stomach cancer is one of the terminal illnesses. Consequently, during the time of serving the decision, he will be exempt from the remaining detoxification period.

Sincerely!