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HCMC bustling again on first day of “new normal”

By Phung My - Minh Hoang
By Minh Tuan
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The streets have become busy again after HCMC relaxes social distancing measures - PHOTOS: PHUNG MY - MINH HOANG

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HCMC – HCMC became bustling and busy again this morning, October 1, as the city has reopened a number of essential services and relaxed travel restrictions after more than 120 days of stringent social distancing to curb the spread of Covid-19.
Cach Mang Thang Tam Street was very crowded this morning
Grocery stores at Kim Bien Market in District 5 have reopened
While eateries, barber shops and supermarkets are crowded, fashion outlets are still deserted
AEON Mall Binh Tan has not reopened to the public
A woman walks home after shopping
Customers rush to a supermarket in District 10
Customers wait in front of a barber shop on Cach Mang Thang Tam Street
A barber shop attracts many customers
Motorbike repair outlets are also crowded
Phuong Huynh, a sticky rice seller, said he is very happy when the city resumes essential services after a three-month suspension
A busy bakery on Thanh Thai Street, District 10
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