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Mui Dien, a tourist attraction in Phu Yen. Photo: VnExpress

The south-central coastal province of Phu Yen has closed down ancient sites and tourist destinations from May 10 until further notice due to concerns about the spread of coronavirus, VnExpress has reported.

The decision was made by Phu Yen Province People's Committee on May 9. The province had previously shut down non-essential businesses, including karaoke parlors, bars, cinemas, discotheques, massage parlors, game rooms and sporting events, amid rising Covid-19 fears.

Northern Hai Phong Province has shut down casinos and tourist sites. Leaders of towns and districts have been assigned to closely monitor Covid-19 prevention and control at restaurants, accommodation establishments and golf courses.

Nui Sam national tourism area in Chau Doc City in southern An Giang Province has been required to halt operationS in a bid to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Authorities in Quang Ninh, which is nearly 150 km east of Hanoi, earlier closed all tourist attractions, relics and historical sites, including Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO heritage site, and its neighboring bay Bai Tu Long. Religious sites were also suspended.

Hanoi and the northern provinces of Thai Binh, Nam Dinh, Hung Yen, Ha Nam, and Vinh Phuc have also closed all tourist sites and suspended non-essential services such as bars and karaoke parlors.

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