The city less crowded than usual during national holidays
May 02, 2020, 11:31 [GMT+7]
Unlike previous years, Da Nang appears less busy than usual during national holidays amid fears of coronavirus although many tourist sites in the city are reopening.
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| The city experiences nice weather on national holidays |
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| Streets were not empty but were not as busy as they normally are |
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| Employees of agencies and departments, as well as those of political and social organisations across the city, officially have 4 days off from 30 April to 3 May for the National Reunification Day (30 April) and International Labour Day (1 May). |
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| Vietnamese national flags hung in front of homes during the public holidays. |
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| The bustling Bach Dang Street is less crowded than usual |
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| Life in the city is regaining its normal after the social distancing measures have been eased but some certain restrictions remain in place |
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| Inter-provincial and subsidised intra-city buses have resumed their services, but seeing low passenger numbers |
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| The reflecting 29 March Park, normally filled with people, is much quieter than normal with fewer people visting |
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| There were a few children in the 29 March Park |
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| Residents relax sitting on benches on Bach Dang Street |
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| During the ongoing public holidays, coffee shops are an attractive go-to for local residents to relax, enjoy coffee and talk with friends |
By TRUONG KY - Translated by MAI DUNG
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