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HCMC – The HCMC government has tightened its anti-pandemic measures and banned local residents from leaving their homes from today, August 23. The extra stay-at-home order is in place from now till September 6, after the city had implemented stringent social distancing under the Prime Minister’s Directive 16 for almost two months.
The number of revelers on the street fell sharply, as people were only allowed to venture out for special cases. Those who want to pass through checkpoints that have been set up across the city have to present the relevant papers.
At some checkpoints, the competent forces asked deliverymen and commuters to strictly follow the regulations and their routes.
Police at a checkpoint on Tran Hung Dao Street, District 1 said that there were only a few residents passing through the checkpoints this morning and all of them complied with regulations and presented the required papers.
Many barriers and checkpoints have been set up on small roads to ensure that only residents going out for emergencies can commute on the major roads.
A police officer inspects a truck via a QR code in Phu Nhuan District – PHOTO: TRINH HOANGA police officer checks the papers of a commuter – PHOTO: TRINH HOANGNguyen Tri Phuong Street, District 10 – PHOTO: TRINH HOANGThere are hardly any commuters at the Binh Trieu Intersection, Hiep Binh Chanh Ward, Thu Duc City – PHOTO: DUNG TRANDien Bien Phu Street, District 1 – PHOTO: DUNG TRANThe Hang Xanh Crossroad in Binh Thanh District is deserted – PHOTO: DUNG TRANA Covid-19 testing point on Tran Hung Dao Street, District 1 – PHOTO: NAM HUNGA Covid-19 testing station in Ward 4, District 5 – PHOTO: NAM HUNGA checkpoint on Pham Van Dong Street, Go Vap District – PHOTO: DUNG TRANPolice officers check commuters’ papers on Tran Hung Dao Street, District 1 – PHOTO: NAM HUNGA checkpoint at the De Tham – Tran Hung Dao Intersection in District 1 – PHOTO: NAM HUNGA military inspector works at a checkpoint in Binh Thanh District – PHOTO: DUNG TRANA commuter is stopped for an inspection – PHOTO: TRINH HOANGA checkpoint on Tran Hung Dao Street, District 1 – PHOTO: TRINH HOANGA street is almost deserted – PHOTO: TRINH HOANGThe Notre Dame Cathedral in District 1 – PHOTO: TRINH HOANGCommuters are stopped for an inspection in Phu Nhuan District – PHOTO: TRINH HOANGPeople buy medicines at a drugstore – PHOTO: TRINH HOANGA police officer checks the papers of a commuter – PHOTO: DAO LOANThe competent forces seize the vehicle of a violator – PHOTO: DAO LOANCo.op Mart Supermarket on Hoang Van Thu Street, Tan Binh District, has been closed – PHOTO: DAO LOAN
