Streets in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have become busy with people and personal means of transports, just a couple of days before the national social distancing order is due to end.
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| Thai Ha street, Hanoi at rush hour |
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| At 17:00 on April 13, many people were driving in the intersection of Tay Son – Thai Thinh street, Dong Da street. After more than 10 days of shelter-in-place order, many left home. |
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| The intersection of Tay Son – Thai Ha – Chua Boc street, one of the most crowed junctions at rush hour, was also filled with people again. |
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| Dozens of motorcycles before the stoplight at Nguyen Xien – Khuat Duy Tien junction. |
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| 100% of drivers wear face masks. |
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| Ton Duc Thang street, Dong Da district stays crowded, despite cold weather and stay-at-home order. |
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| The intersection of Kim Ma – Dao Tan – Lieu Giai street at rush hour. |
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| Cat Linh street filled with vehicles at 17:30. |
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| High traffic in Chuong Duong bridge, heading from Hanoi’s downtown to Long Bien district. |
Ho Chi Minh City
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| At 17:30 on April 13, dense traffic on Dien Bien Phu street, in Ho Chi Minh City despite government’s directive on social distancing for Covid-19 prevention. |
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| Heavy traffic in Vo Thi Sau street. |
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| The intersection of February 3 and Cao Thang street filled with vehicles. |
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| Many residents doing exercises in Tao Dan Park. |
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| More and more people flock to Nguyen Hue walking street. At an online meeting with the government on prevention and control of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee proposed the Prime Minister continue extending the period of social distancing until April 30. |
Photos: Zing
