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17 Aug 2021 | 02:55 AM UTC

Vietnam: Officials enforcing stay-home orders in Da Nang City through Aug. 23 due to COVID-19

Vietnam enacting stay-home rules Da Nang City, Vietnam, through Aug. 23 due to COVID-19. Business disruptions likely.

Critical

Event

Authorities are imposing lockdown measures in Da Nang City through Aug. 23 due to increased COVID-19 activity. Residents must remain at their homes unless for essential purposes, such as seeking medical care or working in essential industries. Nonessential businesses are closed. Government agencies and manufacturing companies may operate with up to 10 and 30-percent of staff on-site, respectively. Officials prohibit employees from leaving their workplaces. Exit and entry rules are also in place.

Authorities will probably maintain tight security measures, such as setting up checkpoints and deploying additional personnel in and around Da Nang through Aug. 23. Severe transport and business disruptions are likely.

Advice

Defer all nonessential travel to Da Nang for the duration of the strict movement and gathering controls. Follow all official instructions. Remain polite and cooperative if questioned by security personnel. Avoid crowded areas. Confirm all travel reservations. Make allowances for possible additional domestic travel restrictions if operating in the region. Abide by national health and safety measures. Liaise with trusted contacts for further updates and guidance. Maintain contact with your diplomatic representation. Ensure contingency plans account for further disruptive measures or extensions of current restrictions.