Da Nang government is continuing to put in place infection prevention and control measures following Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc's Directive No 19 after two new coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Da Nang. Da Nang authorities began to impose new tight restrictions on their populations at 1.00pm today, 26 July in a bid to prevent Covid-19 transmission in their community.

The house of the country's 418th patient has been already disinfected.

Da Nang's residents are required to strictly follow the new measures, including wearing face coverings in public places. In addition, people are urged to wash their hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, and if soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Also, peope are advised to try to stay 1 metre away from anyone they do not live with when outside their home.

All public gatherings of more than 30 people are banned, except for in offices, schools and hospitals.

Such large group activities, including religious festivals and sports events, are suspended. Meanwhile, non-essential businesses and services, including bars, discos, karaoke and massage parlors, and discotheques, have operation halted temporarily.

Markets, supermarkets, shopping centres and stores that sell essential items, plus serviced accommodation establishments and restaurants, are allowed to stay open but they are required to strictly implement infection prevention and control measures. In particular, they are urged to ensure enough supplies of face masks and alcohol-based hand sanitiser for their staff and visitors. Also, they have started to take the temperature of all their staff and guests in a bid to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Passenger transport service providers are allowed to operate but they are required to strictly follow the city's restrictions. Restrictions are put in place on disinfecting coaches after their journeys end, and ensuring that all passengers wear face coverings and clean their hands before getting on/off vehicles.

Factories, production facilities, and construction sites are permitted to remain operation but asked to take drastic actions to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Tourist sites and entertainment facilities temporarily close their doors. Recreational activities in hotels and resorts, and casinos, plus and prize-winning electronic games for foreigners, are suspended.

Nurseries, schools and universities citywide will be closed for 2 weeks.

Da Nang General Hospital put into lockdown after two patients test positive for coronavirus

The Da Nang Genenral has been placed under lockdown for 14 days starting from 1.00pm today, 26 July after Viet Nam's 416^th and 418^th coronavirus cases confirmed in the city who had came to the hospital for medical examinations have tested positive for the virus.

Relevant agencies are asked to ensure sufficient supply of essential necessities and food to all medical workers, and inpatients and their caregivers during the lockdown.

The Da Nang government has issued quarantine order to the hospital for the sake of public health amid coronavirus outbreak.

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