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A man drives past a deserted Notre Dame Cathedral in downtown Saigon on the afternoon of March 31. |
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Pham Van Dong Boulevard leading to Tan Son Nhat Airport is not crowded as it normally is. |
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Tam Vu Park in Binh Thanh District has few people and kids’ amusement areas have been closed. |
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Just hours before the country entered the 15-day social distancing campaign, Saigonese flocked to Co.op supermarket in District 9 to buy up goods. Many supermarkets in the city were flooded with customers hunting for items such as rice, vegetables, noodles, and dried foods. |
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On Pham Van Dong Street, residents queued up at an ATM booth to withdraw money for fear there could soon be a ban on leaving home. |
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Mien Dong bus station in Binh Thanh District at 6 p.m. on Tuesday only had a few vehicles waiting to leave on their last trips. Passengers had their temperature scanned and had to make health declarations. |
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In the downtown area, many urban order teams were divided into small groups to remind residents not to gather in crowds to limit the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. |
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Some people exercise at the Hoan Kiem Lake in downtown Hanoi at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. |
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Peace engulfs Hanoi's St. Joseph Cathedral as religious ceremonies have been canceled and shops nearby closed. |