HCM City plans to reopen some activities from October 1
HCM City is gathering opinions to reopen various activities from October 1 after the Covid-19 outbreak has been controlled in the city.
Le Hoa Binh, vice chairman of HCM City People's Committee had sent an urgent document asking localities authorities to give feedback on the plan and propose measures to better control the outbreak while restarting the economy.
According to the plan, crowds of more than 10 people will still be banned. However, if all of the participants have been fully vaccinated, a crowd with fewer than 50 people is allowed.
However, bars, beauty salons, cinemas, dance clubs, and karaoke bars will still close. Cultural and religious activities will mostly be banned.
The city will maintain the 51 checkpoints leading in and out of the city. They will increase patrol in areas with high traffic flows.
On September 27, barriers and checkpoints at hundreds of alleyways along Pham Van Bach and Cong Hoa streets in Tan Binh District, have been removed.
Nguyen Van Tai, a local on Pham Van Bach Street, said, "The barriers were put up three months ago to better control the outbreak. We mostly went to the alleyway entrance to receive food and other necessities. Everyone is glad that travelling can be somewhat normal again."
Various activities to be reopened with conditions
Le Hoa Binh, vice chairman of HCM City People's Committee had sent an urgent document asking localities authorities to give feedback on the plan and propose measures to better control the outbreak while restarting the economy.
According to the plan, crowds of more than 10 people will still be banned. However, if all of the participants have been fully vaccinated, a crowd with fewer than 50 people is allowed.
Barriers and checkpoints at hundreds of alleyways removed.
However, bars, beauty salons, cinemas, dance clubs, and karaoke bars will still close. Cultural and religious activities will mostly be banned.
The city will maintain the 51 checkpoints leading in and out of the city. They will increase patrol in areas with high traffic flows.
On September 27, barriers and checkpoints at hundreds of alleyways along Pham Van Bach and Cong Hoa streets in Tan Binh District, have been removed.
Nguyen Van Tai, a local on Pham Van Bach Street, said, "The barriers were put up three months ago to better control the outbreak. We mostly went to the alleyway entrance to receive food and other necessities. Everyone is glad that travelling can be somewhat normal again."
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