Trade and service activities resume in Binh Thuan
Trade and service enterprises in the central province of Binh Thuan have been permitted to resume operations from April 27 as the COVID-19 pandemic is largely under control, under a decision from the provincial People’s Committee.
In Binh Thuan (Photo: VNA) Binh
Thuan (VNA) - Trade and service enterprises in the central province of
Binh Thuan have been permitted to resume operations from April 27 as the COVID-19
pandemic is largely under control, under a decision from the provincial
People’s Committee.
Lottery agents and retailers; hotels and accommodation establishments; beverage shops, restaurants, bars, sports training areas, tourist attractions, and relic sites; and inter-provincial public passenger transport services can resume operations but must strictly abide by guidelines on social distancing and take relevant safety measures.
Tourist accommodation establishments wishing to re-open must notify the people’s committees of districts, towns and Phan Thiet city and the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Department of Health before resuming operations so that medical supervision measures can be implemented.
The provincial people’s committee has also requested localities to call on people to not go out if it’s not necessary and to continue social distancing measures.
Festivals, religious ceremonies, sporting tournaments, gatherings in public places and stadiums, unnecessary events, and non-essential business services are still prohibited in the province.
The provincial People’s Committee has also ordered that urgent assistance be given to people who are facing difficulties from the COVID-19 outbreak.
According to the provincial steering committee for COVID-19 prevention and control, as of April 26, the province had not recorded any new infections for 45 consecutive days.
On the morning of April 27, the provincial Center for Disease Control began spraying disinfectant at local schools in preparation for students returning to school on May 4./.
Lottery agents and retailers; hotels and accommodation establishments; beverage shops, restaurants, bars, sports training areas, tourist attractions, and relic sites; and inter-provincial public passenger transport services can resume operations but must strictly abide by guidelines on social distancing and take relevant safety measures.
Tourist accommodation establishments wishing to re-open must notify the people’s committees of districts, towns and Phan Thiet city and the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Department of Health before resuming operations so that medical supervision measures can be implemented.
The provincial people’s committee has also requested localities to call on people to not go out if it’s not necessary and to continue social distancing measures.
Festivals, religious ceremonies, sporting tournaments, gatherings in public places and stadiums, unnecessary events, and non-essential business services are still prohibited in the province.
The provincial People’s Committee has also ordered that urgent assistance be given to people who are facing difficulties from the COVID-19 outbreak.
According to the provincial steering committee for COVID-19 prevention and control, as of April 26, the province had not recorded any new infections for 45 consecutive days.
On the morning of April 27, the provincial Center for Disease Control began spraying disinfectant at local schools in preparation for students returning to school on May 4./.
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