Hanoi Allows Nightlife Venues To Reopen From 16th Sept, A Sign That Vietnam’s Returning To Regular Life

As the COVID-19 outbreak is under control, Hanoi’s nightlife venues have been given the green light to resume operations from 16th September.

Da Nang Eases COVID-19 Restrictions & Lets More Shops Reopen, Vietnamese Students Start New School Year

As fewer COVID-19 cases have arisen in the city, the government has begun to ease some movement restrictions in Da Nang.

Starting from 1st September, any travellers entering Vietnam and are quarantined shall pay for their COVID-19 quarantine accomodations.

Vietnam's Ministry of Health has warned that people belonging to these 9 vulnerable COVID-19 risk groups should take health precautions.

After recovering from COVID-19, this man from Đà Nẵng, known as Patient 687, donates sanitizer to hospitals to help fend of the pandemic.

1900, Hanoi's biggest nightclub, has closed down and been converted into a sports playground for its staff because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

For the first time in history, Vietnamese students will have to attend new school year opening ceremonies from home due to COVID-19.

With Đà Nẵng being heavily hit by the second COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnamese in a nearby rural area have rallied to donate veggies to help.

As new COVID-19 clusters arise in Hanoi, all F&B operators in the city have started to implement safe distancing measures from 19th August.

Hanoi's E Hospital is now shut down after a new COVID-19 case was reported there. A temple in the city was also closed to avoid large crowds.