Earlier, in a notice, the Deputy PM concluded that in linewith the strategy of safe, flexible, and effective adaptation to COVID-19, thereopening is necessary to help ease difficulties facing aviation firms,accelerate economic recovery, and facilitate overseas Vietnamese to return homeon the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday. However, the flight resumption mustensure effective control of the pandemic.
Minh agreed with the plan, which restores regularinternational passenger flights to areas with a high safety rate, which are Beijing/Guangzhou(China), Tokyo (Japan), Seoul (the Republic of Korea) , Taipei (Taiwan -China), Bangkok (Thailand), Singapore, Vientiane (Laos), Phnom Penh (Cambodia),and San Francisco/ Los Angeles (USA). The plan will be done following the Ministryof Health’s pandemic prevention guidance for people on entry and begin onJanuary 1 next year.
In preparation for the pilot plan, the Ministry of Healthhas been tasked with issuing medical guidelines for people entering the countryon these international commercial flights, and consulting with experts,businesses and the general public regarding the matter.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in collaboration with thehealth ministry continues negotiating with other nations and territories on mutualrecognition of the “vaccine passports”.
The ministries of Health, Public Security, Information andCommunications, meanwhile, have been assigned to issue medical declarationsoftware that is generally applicable to air travel to facilitate thedeclaration of passengers, the operation of aviation enterprises, and themedical monitoring, control and tracing of people on entry./.