Today, July 9, many bus routes departing from Vinh City to the districts have resumed operation.
(Baonghean.vn) - After a period of suspension due to the Covid-19 epidemic, this morning, July 9, many intra-provincial bus routes departing from Vinh City to the districts have resumed operation.
After many days of suspension to prevent the Covid-19 epidemic, this morning a series of bus routes departing from Vinh City to districts and towns have returned to serve the people.
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This morning, many bus routes departing from Vinh City to districts and towns and vice versa have resumed serving the people. Photo: Tien Dong |
According to our records, although buses have resumed operations, the number of passengers traveling to Vinh City and from Vinh City to districts and towns is still not much. This is mainly because many people are still worried about the complicated developments of the epidemic, so they limit their travel.
On buses, transport units have also arranged bottles of disinfectant water for people to wash their hands when getting on the bus.
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The number of bus passengers on the first day of resumption was not high. Photo: Tien Dong |
Previously, on July 7, 2021, the Department of Transport issued Document No. 2283/SGTVT-VT regardingpassenger activitiesfrom Vinh City to other localities and vice versa after stopping social isolation according to Directive 16 and switching to social distancing according to Directive 15 of the Prime Minister.
In particular, from July 7 onwards, intra-provincial passenger transport services by car are allowed, including: fixed routes, buses, taxis, contracted cars, tourist cars and the operation of passenger transport vehicles by inland waterways within Vinh City and from Vinh City to districts and towns in Nghe An province, except for vehicles going to communes, wards and towns that are implementing social isolation according to Directive 16. However, until this morning, intra-provincial bus transport units have just started.
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After boarding the bus, passengers are required to disinfect their hands. Photo: Tien Dong |
The Department of Transport also requires transport business units.passengerBy car, only 50% of the unit's vehicles are allowed to operate. When returning to operation, transport units must also strictly implement regulations on disease prevention, including ensuring 5K during passenger transportation, and absolutely not stopping to pick up or drop off passengers in areas implementing social isolation according to Directive 16.