Of course, not everyone’s lockdown included the ability to work and parent safely from home, let alone with the help of. Tens of thousands of Covid-19 patients are still undergoing treatment in Ho Chi Minh City, accounting for 80 percent of Vietnam’s deaths and half of its 786,200 infections since the Delta variant outbreak detected in late April. Sat 03.00 EDT Last modified on Tue 16.02 EDT. “In protective gear, medics and volunteers help patients to recover from the disease,” he said of the 606 religious volunteers serving at the city’s various hospitals since July. Some 49 percent of the city's residents aged 18 and above have been fully vaccinated.Ĭatholic volunteers including priests, deacons, seminarians and nuns have been serving those infected with the coronavirus for months now.ĭr. Vuong Trong Hieu, deputy director at a field hospital, said the religious volunteers played an important role by caring for, feeding and consoling patients. Ho Chi Minh City's health authorities said they are working to speed up large-scale tests among high-risk people, trace contacts and accelerate inoculation among workers and people over 50. The film was removed from HBO Max in August 2022. The film was released in the United States on January 14, 2021, on HBO Max, and received mixed reviews from critics. It was written, financed, and filmed entirely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nguyen Sy Quang, deputy of the city’s public security department, said the city will maintain 12 checkpoints bordering other provinces and 39 other checkpoints in the districts to check public movements round the clock. Locked Down follows a couple who plan to execute a heist of a jewelry store. Some 2.1 million of them want to return home due to the pandemic but the ministry has called on local authorities to ensure they stay back to avoid spreading the deadly virus in their native places.
The public security ministry has reported that the country’s four Covid-19 epicenters of Ho Chi Minh City and the neighboring provinces of Binh Duong, Dong Nai and Long An have 3.5 million migrant workers from other places. Catholic volunteers including priests, deacons, seminarians and nuns have been serving those infected with the coronavirus for months now A man wearing a protective mask rides a train, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Tokyo, Japan, August 10, 2021. Vietnam will lift the lockdown in its largest city on Friday, ending nearly three months of restrictions on movement to curb a coronavirus surge. They will be vaccinated and given jobs in the city. The city, which now has 600,000 migrant workers, will offer a cash dole equivalent to US$44 to each person rendered unemployed during the pandemic. Churches, temples and other places of worship will be allowed a maximum of 10 participants at one time, and 70 if they have been vaccinated fully or have recovered from Covid-19.īars, restaurants, cinemas, discotheques, games shops, massage parlors, karaoke bars and other inessential services remain locked down.īinh called on migrant workers not to leave the city but stay to work.
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