Yen Bai religious orgnisations canceling ceremonies, gatherings to help COVID-19 fight
- Thursday, April 9, 2020
YBO - Starting from March 28, religious organisations in Yen Bai province have been refraining from holding ceremonies and rituals which attract large crowds in an attempt to contain the COVID-19 spread, in line with guidance of the Government and the province as well as recommendations of relevant agencies.
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