Answering questions from our reporter Ngoc Phu,  Da Nang People’s Committee Chairman Le Trung Chinh announced that the Da Nang Administrative Centre remains open for local residents and businesses as tests on a close contact of COVID-19 case linked to the New Phuong Dong Night Club have came back negative for the virus once.

Visitors to the Da Nang Administrative Centre are seen having their body temperatures measured and disinfecting their hands before their entry. Photo: NGOC PHU

They delare their health conditions before coming to work with staff at one- stop shops for public services in this centre. Photo: NGOC PHU

The centre’s staff and its visitors strictly follow the city’s COVID-19 rules. They are seen wearing face covers. Picture taken on Thursday afternon at the Da Nang Administrative Centre. Photo: NGOC PHU

Amid the complex developments of COVID-19, the Da Nang Administrative Centre put in place the strictest health measures in order to protect the safety of the centre’s staff and its visitors. The priority is given to ensuring good practice of the 5K recommendations of the Vietnamese Health Ministry, namely khau trang (facemask), khu khuan (disinfection), khoang cach (distance), khong tu tap (no gathering), and khai bao y te (health declaration), as well as staying compliant with the city’s COVID-19 regulations.

Currently, half of the centre’s staff are working at home but enough employees are arranged at all one- stop shops for public services in this centre in a bid to ensure the smooth operation here.

Our observations indicate that visitors to this centre are seen wearing face covers, disinfecting their hands, making health declaration, and keeping a safe distance from others.

Reporting by NGOC PHU – Translating by H.L