After a two-month closure, Da Nang Hospital, an epicenter of the second wave of COVID-19 in Vietnam, has reopened to the public. 

Visitors must ensure a one-metre distance to prevent the potential spread of coronavirus.

Dr. Le Duc Nhan (C), Director of Da Nang Hospital, works with a physician at the examination department, which received 1,500 visitors on Tuesday, the first day of reopening.

Staff of the examination department wear protective gear as they continue to stay on guard against COVID-19.

A thermal scanner is in place to detect potential COVID-19 cases.

Dr. Nhan provides counseling to a patient.

An exclusive lane is arranged for people who make online appointments.

All COVID-19 prevention and control measures are strictly enforced.