Hanoi closes sidewalk eateries, cafés to curb COVID-19 spread

Photo: Hanoi's relevant forces ask sidewalk stalls to shut down to prevent the spread of COVID-19. VNA Photo
Photo: Quan Su Pagoda - headquarters of the Buddhist Sangha of Vietnam - is closed to prevent COVID-19 spread. VNA Photo
Photo: Cafes in Ha Dong district are closed in response to Hanoi's closure request to prevent COVID-19 spread. VNA Photo
Photo: Cafes in Ha Dong district are closed in response to Hanoi's closure request to prevent COVID-19 spread. VNA Photo
Photo: Hanoi's relevant forces ask sidewalk stalls to observe the requirements on COVID-19 prevention. VNA Photo

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Hanoi closes sidewalk eateries, cafés to curb COVID-19 spread

02/16/2021 21:12 | TTXVN |

All sidewalk eateries, cafes, and iced tea stalls as well as relics sites, temples and pagodas in Hanoi were asked to close as from the mid-night of February 16 as risk remains high in the community with more COVID-19 infections reported in recent days. Residents were recommended to limit spending time outside of their homes and to follow preventive measures, notably the five-point message: wearing face masks, frequent disinfection, maintaining a safe distance, refraining from gathering, and making health declarations. Earlier, as from February 1, Hanoi shut bars, karaoke parlors and discotheques. VNA Photo

Hanoi closes sidewalk eateries, cafés to curb COVID-19 spread

All sidewalk eateries, cafes, and iced tea stalls as well as relics sites, temples and pagodas in Hanoi were asked to close as from the mid-night of February 16 as risk remains high in the community with more COVID-19 infections reported in recent days. Residents were recommended to limit spending time outside of their homes and to follow preventive measures, notably the five-point message: wearing face masks, frequent disinfection, maintaining a safe distance, refraining from gathering, and making health declarations. Earlier, as from February 1, Hanoi shut bars, karaoke parlors and discotheques. VNA Photo
Hanoi closes sidewalk eateries, cafés to curb COVID-19 spread

All sidewalk eateries, cafes, and iced tea stalls as well as relics sites, temples and pagodas in Hanoi were asked to close as from the mid-night of February 16 as risk remains high in the community with more COVID-19 infections reported in recent days. Residents were recommended to limit spending time outside of their homes and to follow preventive measures, notably the five-point message: wearing face masks, frequent disinfection, maintaining a safe distance, refraining from gathering, and making health declarations. Earlier, as from February 1, Hanoi shut bars, karaoke parlors and discotheques. VNA Photo
Hanoi closes sidewalk eateries, cafés to curb COVID-19 spread

All sidewalk eateries, cafes, and iced tea stalls as well as relics sites, temples and pagodas in Hanoi were asked to close as from the mid-night of February 16 as risk remains high in the community with more COVID-19 infections reported in recent days. Residents were recommended to limit spending time outside of their homes and to follow preventive measures, notably the five-point message: wearing face masks, frequent disinfection, maintaining a safe distance, refraining from gathering, and making health declarations. Earlier, as from February 1, Hanoi shut bars, karaoke parlors and discotheques. VNA Photo
Hanoi closes sidewalk eateries, cafés to curb COVID-19 spread

All sidewalk eateries, cafes, and iced tea stalls as well as relics sites, temples and pagodas in Hanoi were asked to close as from the mid-night of February 16 as risk remains high in the community with more COVID-19 infections reported in recent days. Residents were recommended to limit spending time outside of their homes and to follow preventive measures, notably the five-point message: wearing face masks, frequent disinfection, maintaining a safe distance, refraining from gathering, and making health declarations. Earlier, as from February 1, Hanoi shut bars, karaoke parlors and discotheques. VNA Photo
Hanoi closes sidewalk eateries, cafés to curb COVID-19 spread

All sidewalk eateries, cafes, and iced tea stalls as well as relics sites, temples and pagodas in Hanoi were asked to close as from the mid-night of February 16 as risk remains high in the community with more COVID-19 infections reported in recent days. Residents were recommended to limit spending time outside of their homes and to follow preventive measures, notably the five-point message: wearing face masks, frequent disinfection, maintaining a safe distance, refraining from gathering, and making health declarations. Earlier, as from February 1, Hanoi shut bars, karaoke parlors and discotheques. VNA Photo

Hanoi closes sidewalk eateries, cafés to curb COVID-19 spread

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