Entertainment establishments in Hanoi’s Old Quarter are ordered to close until the end of March amid COVID-19 outbreak.
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| Amid COVID-19 outbreak, the Chairman of the People’s Committee of Hanoi orders the suspension of operation of entertainment venues and tourism sites in the city to the end of Mach |
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| Staring from March 14, many bars and shops on Ta Hien, Luong Ngoc Quyen, Ma May streets halt their operation |
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| Local authorised units reveal that after the order of Hanoi Chairman Nguyen Duc Chung, all shops and entertainment venues suspend their operation on pedestrian areas on Ta Hien street |
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| At 20:00 on Saturday, March 14, few people pass by the 'beer hub', contrary to the bustling scene during normal days |
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| At 20:00 on Saturday, March 14, few people pass by the 'beer hub', contrary to the bustling scene during normal days |
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| Notification to close amid COVID-19 pandemic outbreak |
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| Notification to close amid COVID-19 pandemic outbreak |
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| Shop owners on Ta Hien street say they will cooperate with authorised units to avoid possible infection and combat the spread of COVID-19 pandemic |
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| At 20:00 on Saturday, March 14, few people pass by the 'beer hub', contrary to the bustling scenes of normal days |
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| The suspension is a necessary move to prevent the spread of the virusShop owners on Ta Hien street say they will cooperate with authorised units to avoid possible infection and combat the spread of COVID-19 pandemic Currently, Vietnam reports 53 COVID-19 cases, with 9 cases in Hanoi A gloomy scene in front of a bar on Luong Ngoc Quyen street, contrary to the bustling scene during normal days As people avoid going out, the number of visitors on Ma May street has dropped significantly |
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