Hundreds of people from the southern epidemic area ride motorbikes back to their hometown in Nghe An every day.
(Baonghean.vn) - According to statistics at checkpoints, there are hundreds of motorbikes from the southern epidemic area returning to Nghe An every day. It is forecasted that in the coming days, the number of people returning to their hometown will increase.
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On July 28, according to Nghe An Newspaper reporters, a series of motorbikes with cumbersome belongings on the back lined up to return to Nghe An. Most of these people were manual workers from Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong, Dong Nai... In the photo is a couple riding a dilapidated motorbike for 3 days and nights from Di An city (Binh Duong) to their hometown to avoid the epidemic. Photo: Tien Hung |
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At the checkpoint at Ben Thuy 2 bridge, everyone had to stop to have their temperature measured. From 10pm on July 27 to 10am on July 28 alone, more than 300 people from the southern epidemic area returning to their hometown in Nghe An passed through this checkpoint to declare. Among them, there was a group of nearly 200 motorbikes heading to Ky Son district. Photo: Tien Hung |
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After completing the health declaration, the staff working at the checkpoint will guide people to go straight to the health station in their hometown to continue declaring and be quarantined according to regulations. People will also be given drinking water and bread to eat along the way. Photo: Tien Hung |
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Food and drinks were prepared at the checkpoint to be distributed to people during the historic journey. All of these were provided by benefactors and businesses. Photo: Tien Hung |
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Every few hours, a truck from a philanthropist brings food and drinks to donate. Photo: Tien Hung |
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Meanwhile, at the checkpoint at Ben Thuy 1 bridge, on the morning of July 28, a group of about 20 motorbikes traveling from Binh Duong province stopped to rest and eat. According to a male worker, they were all returning to their hometowns in Ky Son district. "Our group had more than 200 motorbikes, all of them were Ky Son people working for hire in Binh Duong, departing on July 25. However, when we were almost home, we were left behind because our motorbikes broke down and we were tired," said Vu Ba Binh (20 years old, Na Ngoi commune). Photo: Tien Hung |
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During the long journey, there were many children, some of whom were only a few months old, who had to cling to motorbikes for 3 days to follow their parents home. Photo: Tien Hung |
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A convoy of Nghe An workers traveling from Binh Duong sat idly waiting for a shuttle bus to pass through Thua Thien Hue province. According to the reporter's records, in recent days, on average, more than 200 motorbikes of Nghe An citizens traveling from the southern epidemic area to their hometowns have been making health declarations at the two checkpoints of Ben Thuy 1 and Ben Thuy 2 bridges. Currently, the whole province has nearly 15,000 people returning from epidemic areas across the country. Some districts such as Ky Son have had to requisition boarding houses at schools to serve as centralized quarantine areas for citizens returning from epidemic areas. Photo: Contributor |