FOREIGNERS CAN EXTEND VISAS AMID COVID-19 OUTBREAK: SPOKESWOMAN
Foreigners in Vietnam can make visa extension procedures at the Immigration Department under the Ministry of Public Security in line with regulations, spokeswoman of the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs Le Thi Thu Hang affirmed.
EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT ON MOVEMENT HISTORY OF COVID-19 PATIENTS
According to the urgent notice, the patients went to several restaurants, bars and shopping centres.
The Ministry of Health urged people who were present in the following places at certain times immediately contact local centres for diseases control for health monitoring instructions:
PM FORBIDS NATIONWIDE GATHERINGS OF OVER 20 PEOPLE
Phuc said at a meeting Thursday all business services including massage parlors, karaoke bars, tourist sites, entertainment venues, movie theaters, beauty salons, beer shops, restaurants and eateries across the country must close starting Saturday for at least two weeks as the country enters a critical stage in its Covid-19 battle.
HANOI ORDERS ‘UNIMPORTANT’ BUSINESSES TO CLOSE TO LESSEN COVID-19 RISK
Nguyen Duc Chung, chairman of the city People's Committee, sent a document to local leaders also saying large gatherings like weddings and religious ceremonies should not be organized with a large number of people.
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY IS VITAL AS CURRENT COVID-19 FIGHT REQUIRES 'HIGH LEVEL OF FOCUS'
Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam called on each citizen to uphold responsibility to protect health and even life of himself and surrounding people as the current COVID-19 fight demands 'high-level of focus.'
COVID-19 GROUNDS VIETNAM INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
The last international flight from Germany’s Frankfurt operated by Vietnam Airlines, the only Vietnamese carrier to operate direct flights to European cities, landed at Van Don Airport in northern Quang Ninh Province on Wednesday, carrying 170 passengers.
HCMC LEADER CALLS FOR FORTNIGHT OF THRIFT AS COVID-19 FIGHT ESCALATES
The U.S., where the first Covid-19 infection occurred on January 23, the same day as in Vietnam, recorded 44,000 cases as of Wednesday, the figure forecast to hit 90,000 by March 30, surpassing China where the epidemic first broke out last December.
STAY AT HOME FOR TWO CRITICAL WEEKS: HANOI CHAIRMAN
"People should stay at home as much as possible. If one needs to go out, wear a mask and maintain distance from other people," Nguyen Duc Chung, Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee, said Monday.
























