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Thousands of people depart HCM City for their hometowns

Wednesday, 12:45, 11/08/2021

VOV.VN - A large number of people left the COVID-19 hotspot of Ho Chi Minh City through coach stations on August 10 following a long period of being stuck due to lockdown measures.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 1 — The authorities of Dak Lak and Kien Giang provinces work in co-ordination with Ho Chi Minh City to run buses which can transport local people back to their hometowns following a long period of being stuck in the city amid the ongoing COVID-19 fight.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 2 — Over 400 people gather at Mien Dong (Eastern) coach station on August 10 as they prepare to return to their hometowns in Dak Lak province.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 3 — Each person must maintain a safe distance from others as a means of curbing the potential spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 4 — The majority of returnees are workers who lost their jobs during the fight against COVID-19, people stuck in Ho Chi Minh City after visiting their relatives, and those who had medical treatment in the city.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 5 — A pregnant woman faints due to exhaustion and immediately receives support from a nearby healthcare worker.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 6 — Each person must present a certificate showing a negative COVID-19 test.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 7 — Medical workers conduct quick tests on people who don’t have any form of negative COVID-19 test.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 8 — A five-member family returns to Dak Lak province after the parents lost their jobs several months ago. Due to the circumstance they can’t continue to afford to live in Ho Chi Minh City.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 9 — Some people feel happy at the prospect of returning to their hometown.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 10 — A group of students are on hand to work as volunteers at coach stations in order to instruct people to complete their papers ahead of returning to their hometowns.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 11 — The administration of Kien Giang province organises buses as they welcome their residents at Mien Tay (Western) coach station on August 10.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 12 — Each person must have a valid certificate showing negative results for COVID-19 tests.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 13 — Healthcare workers based at coach stations work hard all day.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 14 — A man is vaccinated against the COVID-19 pandemic on August 9, he has a fever and is arranged for private travel, meaning he will be carried to his hometown by another bus.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 15 — The authorities of Kien Giang province also arrange trucks to transport their residents.

thousands of people depart hcm city for their hometowns picture 16 — Sang, 35, lost his job two months ago due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. He feels happy to return to his hometown in Kien Giang province alongside his three children.

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