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Religious events to be cancelled due to Covid-19
Updated: 08:50, 22/03/2020
The Government Committee for Religious Affairs on March 20 asked religious organisations and worship places to suspend festivals, conferences and activities for large crowds.
The religious organisations were also asked not to send followers to events abroad and receive visitors coming from coronavirus-hit areas.
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These organisations should increase online services and interactions instead, the committee said.
Places of worship at risk of any coronavirus infection or suspicion of infection must inform authorities for disinfection and closure.
The committee also asked Vietnamese followers of different faiths to refrain from repatriating during the epidemic period and only do so when it is really necessary, following due precautions.
Vietnam has recorded 92 Covid-19 cases so far, of which 17 have been cured and discharged from hospital.
(BGO) – On March 19, several organizations and
enterprises presented many necessities
and medical materials for the
Steering Board of Covid-19 prevention and control in Hiep Hoa district, Bac
Giang province.
(BGO)
– In response of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central
Committee’s calling on all citizens to make donations for Covid-19 prevention
and control, on March 19 the Fatherland Front Committee (FFC) in Bac Giang province
coordinated to receive the donations from the organizations and enterprises.
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Close to 100 reporters in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City will vote online for the 15th edition of the Devotion Music Awards run by Vietnam News Agency’s Sport & Culture newspaper, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the organising board said on March 19.
The Vietnam Ancestral Global Day will be celebrated online due to the complicated developments of the acute respiratory disease caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19).
Source: VNA
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