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| In Vinh city, electronics supermarkets such as Dien May Xanh (on Le Duan, Quang Trung, Le Hong Phong streets), FPT (182 Le Duan), The Gioi Di Dong (Nguyen Phong Sac)... are "half-closed", the lighting system is turned off, security guards are arranged to stand outside and guide customers inside when they arrive. Inside, shopping is still going on normally. Photo: Thanh Phuc (taken at 9:30 am on April 6). |
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| Even at an electronics supermarket, although it was closed on all sides, with only staff on duty outside, when asked to buy goods, the answer was: "Temporarily closed, online business only, home delivery". However, the staff still transacted and consulted customers at the back of the supermarket, in a hidden corner. (Photo taken at a Mobile World store on Le Hong Phong Street, intersection with Minh Khai at 11:15 on April 6). Photo: TP |
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| A bookstore on Nguyen Phong Sac Street (Vinh City) is still open to welcome customers despite the ban. Although previously, the city and ward authorities had disseminated and thoroughly implemented the policy and taken action. Photo: TP |
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| The wooden handicraft shop in hamlet 4, Hung Chinh commune, Vinh city was still open for sale on the morning of April 6. Photo: Quang An |
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| The restaurant in front of Nghe An Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital is crowded with people, not keeping the required distance. Photo: Quang An |
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| In Lat town (Tan Ky), many non-essential stores are still open. Mr. Dau Truong Son, Chairman of Tan Ky town People's Committee said: We have instructed people to be allowed to do business in accordance with regulations, employees must wear masks, and at the points of sale there are hand sanitizer bottles. As for the banned stores that are still operating, we will send a team to inspect and handle them immediately." Photo: Van Truong |
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