(HBO) – Luong Son district has implemented social distancing measures following Directive No. 10/CT-UBND issued on July 27 by the Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee to prevent COVID-19 spreading. In order to ensure the supply of goods to locals, the district has applied various measures, thus avoiding the disruption of supply chains of goods for locals, especially during 15 days of social distancing.
Photo:
In traditional markets, necessary goods such as pork, chicken meat and
vegetable are abundant, meeting locals’ demands. Photo taken at the Luong Son
central market.
Strictly implementing the directive, from 6pm of July 27, all traditional
markets and groceries have followed social distancing measures.
In the Luong Son central market in Luong Son township, Quan Trang market in
Lien Son commune and So market in Cao Duong district, checkpoints have been set
up to control people entering the markets. The management boards of the market
regulate people entering the markets, ensuring that they keep a safe distance
from each other, making health declarations and having their body temperature
measured.
Shops selling unnecessary goods in the markets have been closed. Vehicles
transporting necessary goods have been certified with "green lane” certificate.
Therefore, the supply of necessary goods has remained stable.
As the motivation area of the province, Luong Son has strong agricultural,
trade and service sectors. The district is home to 18 co-operatives and
businesses providing necessary goods and 350 groceries. Goods are abundant at
distribution and retail systems.
For farm produce, the district People's Committee has directed the Office for
Agriculture and Rural Development and the Centre for Agricultural Services to
make survey and assess the supplies of agricultural products in the district,
while coordinating with relevant agencies to implement plans to buy products of
farmers.
The committee hasdirected shops selling OCOP across the locality to
provide goods for local residents.
At the same time, on July 31, the committee issued Document No.
1413/UBND-KTHT guiding locals in going to the market to buy necessary
goods in five markets in the district. Communes and Luong Son township have
allowed people to enter markets in different days and hours depending on a
timetable, using passing tickets, ensuring that people going to markets once in
at least three days. The tickets are made in the same format./.
Thu Thuy
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