Both deserted and crowded scenes at Hanoi eateries, cafes during Covid-19 time
Hanoi on May 3 ordered streetside eateries, cafes and tea stalls to close down in a bid to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Cafes and tea stalls around St. Joseph's Cathedral, Hanoi are deserted which contrary to its previously bustling scene, VTC News reported.
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Tea stalls on Nha Chung Street shut down.
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No customers are seen at sidewalk eateries and cafes on Au Trieu Street.
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A still scene at an iced tea stall on Nga Tu So.
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Famous Trang Tien ice cream shop encourages customers to take away to prevent Covid-19.
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Customers and staff adhere to wearing face masks.
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A guard use loudspeakers to remind people to keep a safe distance from each other.
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This eatery was earlier preferred by many youngsters, now it receives no customers.
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Indoor eateries are still allowed to operate.
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Shop’s employees persist in inviting customers.
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An eatery erects shields between customers as per the city’s order.
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Apart from restaurants and coffee shops abiding by regulations on Covid-19 prevention and control, several places are still crowded with customers.
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People continuously get in and out of a shop selling caramel on Hang Than Street.
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A streetside eatery ignores the city’s regulations.
Hanoi has so far reported 38 community transmissions since the latest Covid-19 wave hit the country on April 27.
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