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Heavy traffic forms at entry to Hanoi due to tight pandemic control measures
Tuesday, 18:13, 20/07/2021

VOV.VN - Long queues of traffic lasting for several hours formed at gateways to Hanoi due to the administration of the capital tightening pandemic control measures as part of efforts to deal with the growing number of local infections

Long queues form at the entrance connecting Hanoi to Vinh Phuc province from early in the morning of July 20.
Long queues form at the entrance connecting Hanoi to Vinh Phuc province from early in the morning of July 20.
Locals must present certificates showing that they have tested negative for COVID-19 in order to travel through the gateway.
Locals must present certificates showing that they have tested negative for COVID-19 in order to travel through the gateway.
Drivers must also have certificates of PCR tests on hand, with their duration lasting for three days.
Drivers must also have certificates of PCR tests on hand, with their duration lasting for three days.
All drivers must have their body temperature measured, perform healthcare declarations, and present negative COVID-19 test results.
All drivers must have their body temperature measured, perform healthcare declarations, and present negative COVID-19 test results.
The large number of vehicles causes long traffic jams which last for several hours.
The large number of vehicles causes long traffic jams which last for several hours.
Some drivers appear to lose patience due to the long wait.
Some drivers appear to lose patience due to the long wait.
Some drivers are forced to abandon their plans to enter the capital due to not having the correct certificates showing a negative COVID-19 test.
Some drivers are forced to abandon their plans to enter the capital due to not having the correct certificates showing a negative COVID-19 test.
Similar traffic congestion forms among motorbike drivers.
Similar traffic congestion forms among motorbike drivers.
A place to undergo a quick COVID-19 test is set up at one of the entrances to Hanoi.
A place to undergo a quick COVID-19 test is set up at one of the entrances to Hanoi.
The traffic jam stretches back for two kilometres and lasts for many hours.
The traffic jam stretches back for two kilometres and lasts for many hours.
A driver uses a QR code in order to undergo a healthcare declaration to save time.
A driver uses a QR code in order to undergo a healthcare declaration to save time.
Crowds pack the route connecting Hanoi to Vinh Phuc province.
Crowds pack the route connecting Hanoi to Vinh Phuc province.
Traffic congestion lingers until the afternoon of July 20.
Traffic congestion lingers until the afternoon of July 20.
Security forces are hard at work throughout the day as more and more people attempt to travel to neighbouring localities.
Security forces are hard at work throughout the day as more and more people attempt to travel to neighbouring localities.
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Tag: Traffic jam traffic congestion Hanoi gateways COVID 19 control measures COVID 19 pandemic rising infection case

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