Di An-based enterprises strictly comply with regulations on Covid-19 prevention and control

Di An city’s Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control in coordination with provincial Industrial Parks (Ips) Management Board to deploy documents guiding enterprises to realize the “dual goals” of Covid-19 prevention-control and production stability when the developments of the pandemic in the city has got complicated. They have also supported enterprises in procedures for arranging employees to stay at factories for working. The arrangement of temporary accommodation for employees is to actively prevent and control the pandemic, prevent, detect, zone and minimize the number of infected people and have plans to carry out emergency response to avoid the spread of the pandemic to the community as well as from community to enterprises.

The city now has 126 enterprises with 12,900 workers registering for the "3 on-site" production model. Among them, there are 109 enterprises in the local Ips and 17 enterprises outside the local Ips. Most of them have well complied with the local regulations on Covid-19 prevention and control. Accordingly, they have been proactive to implement the "3 on-site" production model to ensure safety for workers and maintain production stability. In order to enhance the effectiveness of Covid-19 prevention and control, the city’s  Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control said that the city has resolutely suspended operations for enterprises that do not ensure plans against the pandemic.  

Reported by Ngoc Thanh-Translated by K.T

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