Phu My Hung urban area is home to a large expat community of approximately 15,000. Starting from July 9 the area applies social distancing measures in line with the request made by the authorities of Ho Chi Minh City. Photographed is a Korean store with all goods thoroughly disinfected before going on sale.
The area appears quiet these days, with residents forced to stay at home and only go out if completely necessary.
Authorities implement strict COVID-19 prevention measures, with a security officer work outdoors while wearing a face shield.
A COVID-19 testing area located inside Phu My Hung urban area is used in order for foreigners to take samples.
Customers maintain a safe distance away from each other in front of a convenience store in order to curb the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
A Korean rides a bicycle to a convenience store, while others chat to each other, all whilst donning face masks.
A centre provides COVID-19 vaccinations for both adults and children inside the Phu My Hung urban area.
Few people can be seen travelling by road inside the urban area these days.
Many people remain hesitant about leaving the house due to COVID-19 fears, causing orders to be placed by express delivery. In some cases, both buyers and shippers are foreign citizens.
A large-size poster shows the sincere thanks of expats to frontline workers during the ongoing COVID-19 fight.

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