MoIT orders re-opening of some auxiliary border gates in Lang Son, Quang Ninh
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has ordered the two northern border provinces of Lang Son and Quang Ninh to re-open some auxiliary border gates and crossings, per guidance from the Prime Minister on border trade activities.
Vehicles are sterilised before going through border gates (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - The Ministry of Industry andTrade (MoIT) has ordered the two north⭕ern border provinces of Lang S🌠on andQuang Ninh to re-open some auxiliary border gates and crossings, per guidance fromthe Prime Minister on border trade activities.
These border gates and crossings include Binh Nghi, NaHinh, Na Nua, and Po Nhung in Lang Son and Bac Phong Sinh and Ka Long in QuangNinh. The ministry said the situation in respective localities willbe taken into consideration to decide on the re-opening of other gates. It noted that only border gates and crossings withhigh volumes of trade, especially farm produce, fisheries products, andessential materials for domestic production, will resume operation but will onlybe open for the trade of goods, not for travel. Authorities in the two provinces have been asked to reachan agreement with their Chinese counterparts while at the same time givingpriority to disease prevention and control. They are also requested to remain updated on tradeactivities and related issues at border gates and crossings, particularly ifthere are any sudden policies issued by Vietnam’s northern neighbour, and toreport these to the MoIT and relevant agencies./.
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Vehicles are sterilised before going through border gates (Photo: VNA) 
