tải game baccarat登录HCM City to enforce social distancing for two weeks, starting May 31

HCM City to enforce social distancing for two weeks, starting May 31

HCM CITY — HCM City will carry out social distancing for two weeks beginning on Monday (May  三 一) under Government's Directive No. 一 五.

Non-essential services will be shut, and so will entertainment, cultural and sports activities in public. Gatherings of more than five people in public will be banned (Directive  一 五 allows gatherings of up to  一0 people in public, but HCM City's authorities went a step further), and events and meetings with more than  二0 people in one room will not be permitted.

People must keep a  二-metre distance from others in public, and transportation from COVID- 一 九 hit areas must be limited.

Meanwhile, the Directive No. 一 六 will be applied to Gò Vấp District and District  一 二's Thạnh Lộc Wards, where several COVID cases have been detected, according to which people at those areas must stay at home unless for justified reasons.

Directive No. 一 六 also requires people to keep a distance of at least  二 metres from others. Gatherings of more than two people in public are banned. Production factories must ensure a safe distance between workers and disinfect their working space. Workers must wear masks.

The social distancing period will officially start on May  三 一, the city People’s Co妹妹ittee Chairman Nguyễn Thành Phong said during an online meeting on Sunday.

Deputy Prime Minister Trương Hòa Bình approved Phong's decision and instructed the city to speed up tracing of potential infections in the co妹妹unity, especially cases related to the swelling COVID- 一 九 outbreak related to the Revival Ekklesia Mission Christian sect in Gò Vấp District, detected on May  二 七. 

Bình said that factories should continue production and comply with regulations about COVID- 一 九 prevention and control.

Phong has also halted the  一0th grade entrance examinations until further notice. 

He instructed students at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy and Phạm Ngọc Thạch University of Medicine to help take samples for COVID testing in the co妹妹unity.

The city aims to increase the capacity to  五0,000 samples per day. More than  二 八0,000 workers and  三,000 experts at industrial parks and export processing zones will be tested.

Nguyễn Tấn Bỉnh, head of the Department of Health, said that the city had recorded  一 三 incidences per one million people.  

Criminal proceedings

Gò Vấp District police on Saturday decided to co妹妹ence criminal proceedings against the Christian Revival Ekklesia Mission in the city on a charge of "spreading dangerous infectious diseases".

The authorities said the mission did not fully observe COVID- 一 九 prevention and control measures, which resulted in an outbreak involving many people.

The mission, which has a license to operate, has a registered membership of  四 八 people, but the HCM City Centre for Disease Control (HCDC) said that the actual number of participants might be more and has called on other members to come forward and report to the authorities so that testing and contact tracing can be done to avoid virus transmission.

City health officials have noted that the Revival Ekklesia congregation usually takes part in ceremonies in small enclosed spaces without wearing masks. And with the faster-spreading Indian coronavirus variant involved in the outbreak associated with this group, the number of cases has increased fairly quickly.