Hanoi suspends all non-essential services from July 13
Hanoi has decided to suspend all non-essential services, including restaurants (only takeaways accepted) and hair salons, as well as entertainment activities, physical exercises and large gatherings in parks, gardens and public locations from 0:00 on July 13.
Accordingly, from July 13, all people from Ho Chi Minh City and pandemic-hit areas must declare to local authorities, and must be quarantined at home in 14 days.
People who return to the capital from places considered COVID-19 hotspots must provide negative coronavirus test results before entry within three days of their arrival.
According to the latest announcement from the city, it is planning to carry out a large-scale COVID-19 vaccination campaign. The campaign targets all people aged between 18-65, with more than 5.1 million doses to be used./.
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