In recent days, many utility boxes at the intersection of Bach Mai-Le Thanh Nghi in Hanoi have been given a new and unique look. On the outside of those boxes are lively and colorful paintings aiming to cheer up doctors and nurses, who are fighting against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Those are the work of the Veterans Association of Hai Ba Trung District in collaboration with the Youth Union of Bach Khoa Ward.
After painting, utility boxes not only look better but also convey vivid messages of the government against the COVID-19 epidemic.
In the coming time, the Youth Union of Bach Khoa ward and Hai Ba Trung district will expand their activities to more utility boxes, especially at crowded intersections, so that people can easily see them.
Not only utility boxes are decorated to fight the COVID-19 epidemic. A villa in Van Phu urban area in Ha Dong also has a new look aiming to fight the disease.
Creative disease prevention images are cleverly painted and displayed by graffiti artist Le Long on the walls of the 300-meter-squared villa, which attracts a lot of attention.
Not only help to raise the spirit and awareness of the people in the fight against the COVID-19 epidemic, but the project also creates sympathy and breaks negative impressions of the public on the graffiti community.
These seemingly small actions are adding great morale to the country's fight against COVID-19.
This is also a practical action, showing the determination to win the pandemic of Hanoi people in particular and Vietnam in general./.
