Hanoi close tourist sites for disinfection

As of March 10, a series of historical and cultural relic sites in Hanoi, such as Temple of Literature, Maison Centrale, Ngoc Son (Jade Mountain) Temple are temporarily closed for disinfection

Hoa Lo prison (Maison Centrale) has been closed since 13:00 on March 9 as it had earlier welcomed two British tourists who are tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 

Hoa Lo prison (Maison Centrale) has been closed since 13:00 on March 9 as it had earlier welcomed two British tourists who are tested positive for SARS-CoV-2

Temple of Literature suspends welcoming tourists for sterilisation 

Temple of Literature is going to be sterilised twice a week before re-opening for tourists

Relic sites in Hoan Kiem streets, including Ba Kieu Temple, House No.5D on Ham Long street, Ngoc Son Temple, etc. close for sterilisation since March 10 afternoon

This is the fourth time relic sites in Hanoi have been sterlised since the outbreak of COVID-19

Relic sites are disinfected with Chloramine B

Sterilisation at relic sites is expected to take place frequently as per the Ministry of Health’s instruction

Sterilising relic sites is aimed at protecting staff’s and visitors’ health amid the complicated developments of COVID-19

A series of historical and cultural relic sites in Hanoi close for sterilisation 

House No.5D on Ham Long street, a relic site in downtown Hanoi 

Ngoc Son Temple closes for sterilisation

Ngoc Son temple closes for sterilisation 

Staff of Ngoc Son Temple are requested to strictly adhere to the Ministry of Health’s recommendation on preventing COVID-19 from spreading

The Huc bridge that leads to Ngoc Son Temple is carefully sterilised 

Surrounding areas of relic sites are also sterilised in a bid to stop the disease from spreading