(NEW) Passenger cars are allowed to operate in areas with epidemic level 4

Bao Ngoc

15:45, 23/03/2022

On March 22, 2022, the Ministry of Transport issued Decision 359/QD-BGTVT providing temporary guidance on the organization of transport activities in 03 fields (road, inland waterway, maritime) to ensure safety adaptation. safely, flexibly and effectively controlling the COVID-19 epidemic.

Accordingly, regulations on transport business units and enterprises , passenger bus stations, roadside rest stops; seaport; inland waterway ports and wharves; Other cargo handling hubs in epidemic areas at level 1, level 2, level 3 and level 4 are allowed to operate but must fully implement measures to prevent and control the COVID-19 epidemic as required and guided by instructions. of the local Ministry of Health and Health.

In addition, road transport activities (including internal transport activities in epidemic areas at level 1, level 2, level 3, level 4 are allowed to operate but must comply with all necessary measures). COVID-19 prevention and control.

(Previously, according to Decision 1812/QD-BGTVT dated October 16, 2021, stopping passenger transport by car for epidemic areas at level 4. Simultaneously, the case of transport vehicles operating Passengers whose journey is required to go through epidemic areas at level 4 are not allowed to stop or park).

Thus, the new regulations have allowed passenger cars to operate in areas with level 4 epidemics.

Decision 359/QD-BGTVT takes effect from March 22, 2022; replacing Decision 1812/QD-BGTVT , Official Letter 11037/BGTVT-VT and Official Letter 1026/BGTVT-VT .

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