VIETNAM IMPOSES NATIONWIDE DISTANCING: NO PUBLIC GATHERING OF MORE THAN TWO
Vietnam government has ordered a strict social distancing measure starting Wednesday, in which people are restricted from leaving their homes and public gatherings of more than two persons are not allowed.
VIETNAM TO DECLARE COVID-19 A NATIONAL EPIDEMIC
The Prime Minister has agreed a Health Ministry proposal on declaring the Covid-19 outbreak 'a national epidemic', asking people nationwide to stay home, heavily restricting their outside movements.
HANOI, HCMC DENY ENTRY TO OVER-NINE-SEATER VEHICLES
According to an urgent dispatch sent by the Ministry of Transport to the Directorate for Roads of Vietnam, the Vietnam Railway Authority and local Transport Departments, routes to or from Hanoi and HCMC with a distance of under 100 kilometers can be used for up to two trips per day. Other routes can only be used to make one trip per day.
PM URGES PEOPLE TO WORK AT HOME AS CORONAVIRUS CASES SURGE
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc called on the public to stay at home and work online to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, given several hot spots in Hanoi and HCMC where more than a dozen of infection cases have been confirmed.
LIST OF SERVICES ALLOWED TO OPEN AMID OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Ha Noi municipal authorities have issued a list of essential services allowed to open as part of the city's efforts to contain spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 UPDATE BY LOCALITIES AS OF MARCH 30
As of Monday afternoon, as many as 25 provinces and localities have reported COVID-19 infection cases, in which Ha Noi tops the list with 73 patients.
HANOI MULLS CLOSING ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES IN COVID-19 FIGHT
"Hanoi requests that the prime minister lets some administrative entities in both Hanoi and other localities be off work," Hanoi Chairman Nguyen Duc Chung said in an online meeting with Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc on fighting the Covid-19 pandemic in the country on Sunday.
HCM CITY APPROVES $116M PACKAGE TO HELP WORKERS AFFECTED BY COVID-19 PANDEMIC
The People’s Council of HCM City has approved a financial support package worth VNĐ2.75 trillion (US$116.55 million) to prevent and control the spread of COVID-19 and to support employees affected by the pandemic.