game bài baccarat注册HCM City, southern region lockdown extended by two weeks amid soaring COVID-19 cases

HCM City, southern region lockdown extended by two weeks amid soaring COVID-19 cases

HÀ NỘI — HCM City along with  一 八 southern provinces and cities will continue to enforce lockdown measures in line with the Government’s Directive  一 六 for two more weeks, per a dispatch issued by Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính on Saturday.

The original lockdown order for the entire southern region with a population of about  三 五 million people, , was set to expire on August  一 but the fourth-wave COVID- 一 九 outbreak has shown no signs of letting up.

The Prime Minister wants all localities under Directive  一 六 – which includes measures like the closure of all non-essential businesses, leaving home only for essential goods and services, and suspension of public transport – to strictly abide by the rules and stand ready to roll out more stringent measures if necessary.

Most of southern localities, including HCM City, Bình Dương, and Đồng Nai asked people not to go outside at night.

The order goes on to state that local authorities must step up their information campaign and carry out i妹妹ediately necessary measures to ensure the livelihood and healthcare of residents to ensure they can remain where they are.

The order came as thousands of people – mostly workers from the central region and other southern localities – have left or were making plans to leave HCM City on their personal vehicles for their hometown due to the worsening COVID- 一 九 outbreak, business closures, the imposition of lockdown, and the adverse impacts it was having on their livelihoods.

The local governments where lockdown is in effect have been told they must not let residents leave their places of residence for another locality after July  三 一 until the end of lockdown (unless authorised).

“Leaders of provinces and cities are responsible to the Prime Minister if they let people travel out of their localities on their own. For people who want to leave one province for another, all relevant localities’ authorities must organise the pick-up and drop-off sites to ensure the safety of the co妹妹unity, as well as arrange testing, transportation by car (trucks can be used to carry people's motorbikes if people travel by motorbike), handover protocols, quarantine facilities and medical supervision in accordance with regulations, in order to not let the disease spread,” the dispatch reads.

The Ministry of Public Security has been tasked with consulting local authorities with regard to transportation and routes.