The people of Vinh City are generally aware of and comply with social distancing measures as per Directive 15.
(Baonghean.vn) - After a month of returning to normal life, people in Vinh City are once again implementing social distancing according to Directive 15. The first day of re-implementing Directive 15 shows that the city's residents have generally shown more awareness in complying with the regulations.
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| Vinh City began implementing social distancing measures according to Directive 15 from 00:00 on August 15th after the appearance of community-transmitted Covid-19 cases. According to observations, on the first day of implementing Directive 15, many crowded areas in Vinh City, such as Ho Chi Minh Square, which is usually very busy with people exercising and strolling, were noticeably deserted on the morning of August 15th. (Photo: QA) |
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| The streets were also less crowded, with a noticeable reduction in traffic volume despite it being the weekend. People were consciously staying home to ensure their own safety and that of their families. In the photo: Nguyen Thi Minh Khai street is deserted on the morning of August 15th. Photo: QA |
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| Many businesses and services along Le Hong Phong Street temporarily ceased operations on the morning of August 15th. Photo: QA |
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| However, due to the lockdown being implemented at midnight, many food establishments were unable to update their information and had to open their shops to serve customers in an attempt to dispose of the food they had already ordered. (Photo: QA) |
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| According to Directive 15, essential goods such as food, medicine, etc., remain available and operate normally, so people can rest assured about the supply of these items during the pandemic. Photo: QA |
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| In addition to implementing Directive 15 throughout Vinh City, the city also decided to impose lockdowns and social distancing measures according to Directive 16 in three areas, including: Vinh Wholesale Market; Alley 30B, Cao Xuan Huy Street (Cong Hoa Block, Vinh Tan Ward); and Doi Quyen Street (Block 6B, Cua Nam Ward). In the photo: Entrances and exits to the wholesale market have been sealed off and personnel are stationed there; people are not allowed to enter the market. Photo: QA |
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| The area around alley 30B, Cao Xuan Huy Street (Cong Hoa block, Vinh Tan ward) was also sealed off and social distancing measures were implemented according to Directive 16. Photo: QA |









