Vietnam enforces two-week social distancing in Ho Chi Minh City


HO CHI MINH CITY, May 30 (dpa): Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s most populous city, will implement a two-week period of social distancing on Monday for the first time since April 2020, state media said on Sunday.

The decision was made after the city found over 100 new virus cases, linked to a Christian mission cluster that first emerged on May 26, with an unknown source of transmission.

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