Coronavirus, il Vietnam prova a ripartire. FOTO

Motorini e artisti di strada provano a rianimare la città. La gente ritorna nei mercati. Il Paese intanto registra sei settimane senza casi "indigeni" di Covid-19. LA FOTOGALLERY

HANOI, VIETNAM - MAY 19: Motorbike riders with face masks are stuck in traffic during the morning peak hour on May 19, 2020 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Though some restrictions remain in place, Vietnam has lifted the ban on certain entertainment facilities and non-essential businesses, including pubs, cinemas and spas & other tourist attractions to recover domestic tourism. On April 23, the Ministry of Transport started to increase domestic flights and trains to major destinations with limited passenger capacity. As of May 19, Vietnam has confirmed 324 cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19 ) with no deaths in the country, 263 fully recovered and no new case caused by community transmission for 33 days. (Photo by Linh Pham/Getty Images)

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Il Vietnam prova a ripartire dopo il Coronavirus. Il Paese ha annunciato di non aver registrato casi indigeni da Covid-19 da sei settimane

Coronavirus, tutti gli aggiornamenti

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Il traffico di Hanoi e Ho Chi Minh City sembra rianimato, dopo che le trasmissioni interne sono state completamente fermate dal 16 aprile

Coronavirus, anche il Vietnam impone il distanziamento sociale. FOTO

HANOI, VIETNAM - MAY 17: A saxophonist plays with his band on Hoan Kiem pedestrian street on May 17, 2020 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Though some restrictions remain in place, Vietnam has lifted the ban on certain entertainment facilities and non-essential businesses, including pubs, cinemas and spas & other tourist attractions to recover domestic tourism. On April 23, the Ministry of Transport started to increase domestic flights and trains to major destinations with limited passenger capacity. As of May 17, Vietnam has confirmed 320 cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19 ) with no deaths in the country, 260 fully recovered and no new case caused by community transmission for 31 days.

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I nuovi casi registrati - circa 187 - sono tutti vietnamiti rimpatriati da altri Paesi in cui la situazione è critica

Vietnam, in quarantena un’intera città per il coronavirus. VIDEO

HANOI, VIETNAM - MAY 17: A man gets his hair cur on Hoan Kiem pedestrian street on May 17, 2020 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Though some restrictions remain in place, Vietnam has lifted the ban on certain entertainment facilities and non-essential businesses, including pubs, cinemas and spas & other tourist attractions to recover domestic tourism. On April 23, the Ministry of Transport started to increase domestic flights and trains to major destinations with limited passenger capacity. As of May 17, Vietnam has confirmed 320 cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19 ) with no deaths in the country, 260 fully recovered and no new case caused by community transmission for 31 days.

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Nei giorni scorsi aveva fatto notizia il caso del cosiddetto Paziente Inglese, un pilota di 43 anni assunto dalla Vietnam Airlines e ad oggi considerato il caso più serio di tutti quelli trattati nel Paese

HANOI, VIETNAM - MAY 17: A street vendor talks on the phone while waiting for her customers at a market in the Old Quarter on May 17, 2020 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Though some restrictions remain in place, Vietnam has lifted the ban on certain entertainment facilities and non-essential businesses, including pubs, cinemas and spas & other tourist attractions to recover domestic tourism. On April 23, the Ministry of Transport started to increase domestic flights and trains to major destinations with limited passenger capacity. As of May 17, Vietnam has confirmed 320 cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19 ) with no deaths in the country, 260 fully recovered and no new case caused by community transmission for 31 days.

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Il governo considera la situazione sotto controllo. Per questo si sta prodigando in gradi sforzi per rianimare l'economia

HANOI, VIETNAM - MAY 17: Shopping scene in front of a home accessories store in the Old Quarter on May 17, 2020 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Though some restrictions remain in place, Vietnam has lifted the ban on certain entertainment facilities and non-essential businesses, including pubs, cinemas and spas & other tourist attractions to recover domestic tourism. On April 23, the Ministry of Transport started to increase domestic flights and trains to major destinations with limited passenger capacity. As of May 17, Vietnam has confirmed 320 cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19 ) with no deaths in the country, 260 fully recovered and no new case caused by community transmission for 31 days.

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Incentivi e pacchetti di assistenza finanziaria sono stati messi in campo per sostenere il tessuto imprenditoriale locale

HANOI, VIETNAM - MAY 17: People wear face masks amid concerns of the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) while commuting in the Old Quarter on May 17, 2020 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Though some restrictions remain in place, Vietnam has lifted the ban on certain entertainment facilities and non-essential businesses, including pubs, cinemas and spas & other tourist attractions to recover domestic tourism. On April 23, the Ministry of Transport started to increase domestic flights and trains to major destinations with limited passenger capacity. As of May 17, Vietnam has confirmed 320 cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19 ) with no deaths in the country, 260 fully recovered and no new case caused by community transmission for 31 days.

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Tuttavia la nuova normalità richiede il rispetto di alcune misure precauzionali come il distanziamento sociale. Non sempre facilissimo da rispettare

HANOI, VIETNAM - MAY 16: Shoppers try on hats at the weekend night market in the Old Quarter on May 16, 2020 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Though some restrictions remain in place, Vietnam has lifted the ban on certain entertainment facilities and non-essential businesses, including pubs, cinemas and spas & other tourist attractions to recover domestic tourism. On April 23, the Ministry of Transport started to increase domestic flights and trains to major destinations with limited passenger capacity. As of May 16, Vietnam has confirmed 318 cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19 ) with no deaths in the country, 260 fully recovered and no new case caused by community transmission for 30 days.

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Si parla già di modello Vietnam, basato su un tracciamento sociale molto stretto, molti test, quarantena di massa, tempestività e mobilitazione efficiente delle forze dell'ordine