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The authorities have searched pubs with dozens of diners in the Go Vap district to sanction violations of the regulations against the epidemic, on the night of Tet 7.
The pub on Le Quang Dinh Street, Go Vap district, was crowded at the time of the inspection, on the night of 18 February. Picture: Dinh Van.
At the time of the 19:30 inspection, the Lo Thien store on Le Quang Dinh Street, Hall 1 had more than 60 guests on the over 100 m2 campus, the tables and chairs were placed together. Many tables have more than a dozen people sitting and eating without worries.
Showing surprise when she was interrupted by a New Years party with her colleagues, an office worker said that because many Tet Christmas stores have not opened, she chose this store to eat. “I did not pay attention to the rules of prevention of epidemics,” he said.
Introduced to the inspection team, the store manager said that the newly opened store “took the day”, but due to the large number of visitors, it could not be controlled. “The store has more than 40 employees, so it has to be open for sale to cover costs,” said the male manager and promised to bring her back starting tomorrow.
The inspection team including the police, the district People’s Committee and the Go Vap district urban order management team have recorded penalizing the owner of the establishment with 15 million dong for failing to implement measures to limit the concentration of people for prevention. and Covid-19 control according to Decree 117/2020. The store was also forced to clear tables and chairs and asked customers to leave.
The authorities count the number of people, make a penalty plaque for the pubs that violate the prevention of epidemics. Picture: Dinh Van.
500 meters away, many diners at the Pham Van Dong “drink street” restaurant quickly got up and left the store when they were searched. The editor said that because she did not know the information about the city to curb unnecessary services, she opened the door to receive guests on the 6th.
“I rent a space of 23 million dong a month, if I close it, I will lose this amount. But I will accept the translation room,” said the owner. The inspection team recalled this establishment and some restaurants with a size of less than 30 people in the Go Vap district due to the violation of the distance between people sitting and eating.
The representative of the People’s Committee of Ward 1, Go Vap district, said that the company has been sanctioned for an administrative infraction, if the infraction is repeated, the license will be withdrawn.
On the evening of the same day, the vice chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee, Duong Anh Duc, also led the inspection team to remember many pubs in Tan Binh district, District 3 …
Faced with some opinions from business owners about the time allowed to reopen as usual, the city leader said, this depends on the assessment of the situation by the expert. Translation in Ho Chi Minh City, especially after Tet due to a large number of workers coming from localities.
The store staff cleaned the furniture and stopped their business after being punished. Picture: Dinh Van.
Recognition of VnExpress On the night of February 18, in addition to some shops that were still open, hundreds of pubs and breweries that stretched for almost 5 km on the Pham Van Dong route from the Binh Loi bridge to the Nguyen Thai Son roundabout (Go Vap) stopped operating. Many pubs on Truong Sa, Hoang Sa streets along District 3, Phu Nhuan and Tan Binh also closed after the competent forces requested it.
As a general rule, restaurants larger than 30 people should close. Establishments with less than 30 people, if they serve, must not gather more than 10 people per table and must maintain a minimum distance of 1.5-2 m between diners.
The Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee stopped all cultural activities, discos, karaoke, pubs, cinemas, religious ceremonies starting at 12 a.m. on February 9 (New Year’s Day 28) after registering 31 cases (now increased to 36 shifts) in 8 counties.
This is the second time that HCMC has to stop non-essential services. Last March, when Covid-19 broke out, many provinces, including Ho Chi Minh City, had to implement Prime Minister’s Directive 16 on the social gap within 15 days from April 1. After that, Ho Chi Minh City and 11 towns made a gap of 22 days.
Dinh van
