In pictures: Delegates undergo COVID-19 tests ahead of last National Assembly session
All deputies, staff as well as reporters attending the last session of the 14th National Assembly had samples taken to test for the SARS-CoV-2 virus in Ha Noi.
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| As part of the event, all participants are required to complete novel coronavirus (COVID-19) tests before attending the session due to begin on March 24. |
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| Healthcare workers note down the details and information of all people as they have samples taken for COVID-19 testing. |
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| The testing process is carried out in many locations throughout the capital, with tests for the media staff taking place on 35 Ngo Quyen street. |
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| A series of codes help to ensure that the exact results and information of individuals are kept secret during testing. |
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| Samples are taken from a reporter ahead of the 11th session of the NA’s 14th tenure. |
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| Samples are taken from a reporter ahead of the 11th session of the NA’s 14th tenure. |
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| Delegates test for COVID-19 at the NA Building in Ba Dinh district of Hanoi. |
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| In centrally-run cities and provinces, delegates have their COVID-19 tests carried out by local healthcare workers. |
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| Following the 13th National Party Congress, this marks the second time that NA delegates, reporters, and staff are tested for the SARS-CoV-2 virus as part of strict COVID-19 prevention and control measures. |
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| Only delegates, reporters, and staff who test negative for COVID-19 are permitted to participate in the legislative session due to last for 12 days. |
(Source: VOV)
