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Hanoi food outlets left deserted amid COVID-19 fears

Tuesday, 12:19, 04/05/2021

VOV.VN - The decision taken by the administration of Hanoi to suspend non-essential services, including restaurants, sidewalk eateries, and drinks vendors in an effort to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic has seen business slow in many outlets throughout the capital.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 1 — The capital has seen new community cases in Dong Anh, Hoang Mai, and Hai Ba Trung districts over recent days, causing an increase in the COVID-19 alert level as fresh outbreaks loom.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 2 — Due to this threat, Hanoi has decided to temporarily shut down relic and religious sites, in addition to sidewalk eateries and beverage outlets from 5 p.m. on May 3, in an effort to combat the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 3 — A beverage outlet operating on the sidewalk of Bui Thi Xuan street in Hai Ba Trung district remains opens at 5 p.m. on May 3.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 4 — A beverage outlet located at the Pho Hue-Hoa Ma intersection continues to operate despite warnings from local authorities regarding the need to combat COVID-19.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 5 — A restaurant situated on Hoa Ma street is far quieter compared to normal days.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 6 — Only a few customers can be seen at a vendor on the sidewalk on Tran Khat Chan street.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 7 — A group of people gather together on Le Thanh Tong street.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 8 — Opposite the site, people on Le Thanh Tong street fail to wear face masks.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 9 — A sidewalk beer outlet in Tay Ho district is crammed full of people at 6 p.m. on May 3, one hour after the administration of Hanoi announces the closure of such outlets in order to prevent the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 10 — People gather together at a hotpot restaurant on Pho Duc Chinh street in Ba Dinh district without wearing face masks and failing to maintain a one-metre distance.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 11 — Although Ta Hien street in the Old Quarter had been bustling during the four-day public national holiday, the street falls quiet at 8 p.m. on May 3.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 12 — Although some eateries remain open, there are no customers due to fears over the COVID-19 pandemic.

hanoi food outlets left deserted amid covid-19 fears picture 13 — This comes following the decision by Hanoi’s administration to halt the operation of bars, karaoke parlors, gaming facilities, and pedestrian streets due to the potential risk of COVID-19 transmission.

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