VOV.VN - September 11 morning saw thousands of Da Nang residents flock to local beaches following the easing of social distancing measures that had been implemented in the central city due to COVID-19.

National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines will gradually increase flights from/to the central city of Da Nang as COVID-19 outbreaks have been brought under control nationwide, said a representative of the airline.

VOV.VN - Aside from injecting fresh capital into the central city of Da Nang, firms from the United States have contributed to developing local supply chains, therefore improving the environmental quality and enhancing social welfare within the locality.

VOV.VN - No new COVID-19 infections were reported on September 10, with the national infection tally remaining at 1,059, and the total figure of recoveries rising to 893, according to the Ministry of Health.

VOV.VN - Schools in Da Nang are due to reopen on September 14 following the loosening of social distancing measures in the central city that were implemented due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

The central city of Da Nang has called for total investment of VND47.5 trillion (US$2 billion) from the State Budget and foreign sources for the development of 38 projects between 2021-2025, focusing on transport and traffic.

VOV.VN - The country has no new COVID- cases to report over the last 12 hours, keeping the national tally at 1,054, the Ministry of Health announced on September 9 morning.

VOV.VN - Various forms of transport such as train, car, public bus, and plane were granted permission to resume operations on the morning of September 7 in the central city of Da Nang.

VOV.VN - Nineteen COVID-19 patients in Quang Nam province and five cases from Hai Duong province were given the all-clear on the morning of September 7 following a series of tests conducted on each the individuals.

VOV.VN - With no fresh cases of coronavirus infection, the national tally stays at 1,049 while a total of 815 COVID-19 patients have fully recovered from the disease, the Ministry of Health reported on the morning of September 7.