HCM City streets jammed after social distancing loosened
Many streets in Hanoi have become congested after the city’s social distancing measures were relaxed.
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Since September 30, Ho Chi Minh City has revised Covid-19 preventive measures in the direction of gradually easing social distancing rules, in accordance with the local development of Covid-19 and the Ministry of Health's guidance on risk assessment.
The reopening must be based on a number of principles to ensure the city would fulfil its twin goals of keeping Coronavirus at bay and step-by-step recovering and developing the economy.
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At around 8 o’clock this morning, October 4, Truong Chinh Street in Tan Binh Ward faced a serious traffic jam on some sections.
The same situation occurred at Tan Ky Tan Quy-Truong Chinh crossroad at 8:20 this morning.
People failed to ensure safe distance for Covid-19 prevention due to the congestion.
Cars waiting at a red traffic light on Truong Chinh Street
On Lang Cha Ca Overpass
Many people wear facemasks and face shields for Covid-19 prevention
The congestion has returned to HCM City like before the pandemic outbreak.
Since September 30, Ho Chi Minh City has revised Covid-19 preventive measures in the direction of gradually easing social distancing rules, in accordance with the local development of Covid-19 and the Ministry of Health's guidance on risk assessment.
The reopening must be based on a number of principles to ensure the city would fulfil its twin goals of keeping Coronavirus at bay and step-by-step recovering and developing the economy.
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