Specifically, on April 16, the People's Committee of Lam Dong province (classified as a low-risk locality for Covid-19) instructed the districts and cities of Da Lat and Bao Loc to continue to implement the peak period of Covid-19 epidemic prevention. Hotels and restaurants in the province, mostly in Da Lat, are allowed to reopen, but cannot serve more than 10 people at a time. Tourist accommodation establishments that need to welcome guests must register with local authorities and each room must accommodate a maximum of 2 people. Other services must still be temporarily suspended, such as: dance clubs, bars, karaoke, cinemas, music lounges; tourist attractions, historical and cultural relics, scenic spots; night markets...
Travel from Da Lat City in particular and Lam Dong Province in general to provinces in the high-risk and low-risk groups continues to be restricted. Accordingly, only 50% of public transport, including contracted passenger vehicles, will be restored, and each vehicle can only carry a maximum of 20 passengers (keeping a safe distance between passengers).
Hotels, restaurants and eateries in Da Lat are reopened
Although Ba Ria - Vung Tau province is in the "low risk" group for Covid-19, it has decided to close its beaches due to concerns about people from "high risk" and "risk" provinces coming here to swim; at the same time, religious ceremonies, beliefs, and entertainment venues have also been suspended. Activities such as beaches, karaoke, massage, tea rooms, cinemas, spas, etc. must also be closed.
Accordingly, restaurants are still operating and are encouraged to take away and serve no more than 20 people on-site. Other food and beverage establishments are only allowed to serve no more than 10 people on-site. Sports activities are not allowed to gather more than 20 people, beauty salons are allowed no more than 5 people in the business. In Binh Dinh province, people and tourists are allowed to swim, and medical checkpoints are still maintained. Localities also require stopping all activities with more than 10 people outside of offices and hospitals; keeping a minimum distance of 2m in public places.
Vung Tau beach continues to close to prevent Covid-19 epidemic
In Ca Mau province, tourist attractions, food and beverage services in tourist attractions in the province are allowed to reopen from April 16, but only serve local guests.
Da Nang City also allows food service establishments to reopen from 0:00 on April 16, but they can only sell online and sell for take-out, absolutely not serving on-site. Districts and counties need to strengthen inspections, requiring business owners, food transporters, and people who come to buy take-out food to comply with regulations on food safety and disease prevention, especially social distancing, ensuring distance according to regulations and absolutely wearing masks.
