Nghe An welcomes a group of more than 500 people from the southern provinces returning home to avoid the epidemic by motorbike

Tien Hung• DNUM_AEZBAZCACB 17:09

(Baonghean.vn) - This is just one of many motorbike convoys on their way from the southern provinces back to their hometowns to avoid the epidemic.

On the afternoon of October 4, a convoy of about 300 motorbikes from the southern provinces lined up to reach Ben Thuy 2 Bridge. The authorities then had to direct the convoy to the Quyet Mountainside Road for easier control and to avoid congestion on National Highway 1A. All of these people were workers from provinces such as Binh Phuoc and Binh Duong returning to their hometowns to avoid the epidemic. Photo: Tien Hung

Dozens of traffic police and inspectors were present to control the situation. In the photo, a traffic police officer stands from a distance to guide citizens while they rest and wait to continue their journey. Photo: Tien Hung

Here, repatriated workers are given drinking water and fast food. Photo: Tien Hung

A Mong couple from Binh Duong returned to Dien Bien, taking advantage of the opportunity to eat sticky rice distributed by the authorities. According to the reporter's records, more than half of these workers were from the northern provinces, mainly Mong people. Photo: Tien Hung

The old car has just traveled more than 1,000 km. This is just one of the first groups of people returning home by motorbike this time. It is expected that in the coming days, thousands of people will return home via Ben Thuy 2 Bridge, including many Nghe An workers. Photo: Tien Hung

After resting and eating for about an hour, these citizens will continue their journey. Among them, citizens from other provinces will be led by traffic police vehicles along National Highway 1A to the end of Nghe An province, then handed over to the functional forces of Thanh Hoa province. As for citizens in the province, traffic police will lead them along the Lam River route, down to Vinh University's campus 2 to be handed over to the Provincial Military Command for centralized quarantine according to regulations. Photo: Tien Hung