Vinh City: Business is sluggish, many shops and restaurants remain closed despite the lifting of the lockdown order.
(Baonghean.vn) - Although many shops have been allowed to reopen after the lifting of the lockdown, it has been observed that many shops in Vinh City remain closed, and some that have reopened have very few customers.
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| Nguyen Van Cu Street is one of the busiest streets in Vinh City. According to our reporter's observations on April 25th, approximately 70% of the shops along this street had reopened, mainly selling clothing, shoes, and cosmetics. Other establishments such as karaoke bars and beauty salons remained closed as per the directive. However, the number of shoppers on this street was not high. (Photo: QA) |
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| Mr. Nguyen Khac Thang, owner of a clothing shop on Nguyen Van Cu Street, said: "I've been open for two days but there are very few customers, averaging only 2-3 customers per day. Meanwhile, the rent is 30 million VND per month, so we don't know how to manage even though we've been allowed to reopen..." (Photo: QA) |
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| On Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street, one of the busiest commercial streets in Vinh City, many shops remain closed. Photo: QA |
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| Phan Dang Luu beer street is no exception. Before the social distancing period, this street was always crowded, especially on weekends. However, currently, about 50% of the establishments remain closed, and the rest, although open, have very few customers. Photo taken at noon on April 25th. Photo: QA |
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| The Phạm Kinh Vỹ street near Vinh University, usually bustling, now has many shops and restaurants that have yet to reopen. The main reason is that students haven't returned to school, causing businesses to lose their regular customers and resulting in sluggish sales. (Photo: QA) |
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| Although restaurants on Hermann Gmeiner Street in Vinh City had reopened, they had very few customers on the morning of April 25th. Photo: QA |
