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| Roads around Hoan Kiem Lake are nearly empty |
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| Hoa Phong Tower by Hoan Kiem Lake is closed to visitors |
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| Ngoc Son Temple |
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| Trang Tien Plaza had to close its doors to prevent and control the epidemic |
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| Ta Hien street in the famous Old Quarter of Hanoi |
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| Stores selling non-essential items on Hang Dao street are now closed |
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| Dong Xuan Market has also been temporarily closed for epidemic prevention and control |
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| Road-side markets have also been banned |
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| Thanh Ha Market closely monitors the number of people entering to ensure social distancing |
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| Hang Be Market is far quieter than before |
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| Truc Bach Lake used to be busy every afternoon |
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| A few days ago in the West Lake area |
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| There are few people visiting gas stations |
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| Non-essential shops on Kham Thien street were closed |
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| Ly Quoc Su sreet has never been so calm |
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| The wide sidewalk on Phan Dinh Phung street, a favourite photoshoot spot is now empty |
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| One of the busiest crossings of the capital at O Cho Dua ward is empty even in the middle of the day |
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| Chua Boc street, another traffic hotspot, at the end of the day |
What the stars mean:
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