Hanoi restaurants install shields following social distancing order
Many restaurants in Hanoi have installed shields to ensure social distancing.
Many restaurants in Hanoi have installed shields to ensure social distancing.
At a meeting on Covid-19 prevention on Monday, vice-chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Ngo Van Quy ordered all local restaurants and cafes to conform to social distancing regulations as part of Covid-19 prevention efforts.
According to Quy, from 12 am on August 19, food and beverage places and bars must arrange seats at least one metre from each other.
At a restaurant on Ton Duc Thang Street in Dong Da District, tables are separated by transparent shields so people still can see one another and talk.
Customers at a café on Le Dai Hanh Street maintain a one-metre distance from one another.
Police in Hoan Kiem District’s Hang Ma Ward came to shops and restaurants to remind them of social distancing regulations.
The notice about the social distancing order at a restaurant
The same move is also being implemented at a restaurant on Le Duan Street.
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