Vinh City is bustling again after implementing Directive 19
(Baonghean.vn) - Restaurants, cafes, hair salons... in Vinh City reopened on the morning of September 24 after a long period of temporary closure due to the pandemic.
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| After the epidemic was basically controlled, Vinh City officially switched to Directive 19 from today, September 24. According to the reporter's records, on the first day of implementing Directive 19, a large number of people poured into the streets, and the streets were bustling. Photo: QA |
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| Accordingly, food and beverage services are allowed to resume operations, so from early morning, many eateries and restaurants have opened their doors to welcome customers or prepare food to resume business. Photo: QA |
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| Ms. Nguyen Thi Nhung, owner of a coffee shop in Truong Thi ward, said: "On the first day of reopening, the number of customers coming to the shop was quite large, so I arranged for customers to sit apart to ensure safety according to regulations. Now everyone understands the dangers of the epidemic, so they are very aware. We refuse to serve customers who come to the shop without wearing masks..." Photo: QA |
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| Many restaurants have also welcomed the first customers to eat directly at their restaurants after a long period of closing or only selling takeout. Photo: QA |
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| In addition to food and beverage services, hair cutting and shampooing services are also allowed to resume operations from today. According to records, these shops were quite crowded on the morning of September 24. Photo: QA |
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| On the morning of September 24, the functional forces of wards and communes in Vinh City also launched propaganda, reminders, and signed commitments for businesses that are allowed to resume operations. Any establishment that violates regulations on epidemic prevention will be strictly handled according to regulations. Photo: QA |
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| In addition, Vinh City continues to suspend services including: amusement parks, entertainment areas, karaoke businesses, dance clubs, massage parlors, saunas, bars, spas, beauty salons, aesthetic services, gyms, yoga, billiards, video game services, internet access points... According to the reporter's records on the morning of September 24, these services have strictly complied with the closure. Photo: QA |
