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Although it’s the weekend, very few people visit Nguyen Hue walking street.

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Only several visitors are seen.

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Thong Nhat Conference Hall, a famous tourist site in the Southern city has ceased receiving visitors.

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A board announcing to stop receiving tourists is erected outside of the Independence Palace.

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A deserted scene.

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War Remnants Museum has also shut down to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus. Prior to the resurgence of Covid-19, the place welcomed many visitors.

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At a central area in District 1.

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Saigon Central Post Office witnesses only some people visit and take photos.

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Nguyen Van Binh book Street is also silent.

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Zoo and Botanical Garden still opens, but very few people visit.

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There are mainly traders at Ben Thanh market, an iconic tourist attraction in Ho Chi Minh City, there are mainly traders.

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Given the complex Covid-19 situation, hundreds of cruise ships carrying tourists to visit Ha Long Bay have to moor at the port.

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Tourist destinations, relic and historical sites in Quang Ninh have been requested to close down since May 6 as part of efforts to curb the pandemic.

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As many as 500 cruise ships previously operated on Ha Long Bay. However, due to Covid-19, all of them, including luxurious and costly ships now have to anchor at the port.

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Prior to the latest Covid-19 outbreak, Ha Long Bay received 20,000 visitors per day. It can be said that the Covid-19 pandemic has exerted an adverse impact on the local tourism sector.

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Bai Chay tourism area is quiet. Apart from requiring residents to adhere to the 5K message, the Northern Province has also ordered the closure of non-essential businesses, making the streets even more deserted.

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While most large hotels have shut down, smaller ones have remained operation, but, there are almost no visitors.

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Many eateries let their employee off from work and shifts to selling online.

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Bai Chay Beach.

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People adhere to wearing face masks while exercising on the coastal road.

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No visitors or cruise ships are spotted at the Tuan Chau Tourism Area.

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