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Author Archives: Saigonese
Locked (Down) and Loaded
Vietnam has been handling the Covid-19 crisis pretty well until April of this year when people took advantage of the long holiday celebrating Reunification and Labor Days. The surge happened then. Hanoi, Danang, Bac Giang, and Bac Ninh were badly … Continue reading
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Food Trip: Be An Bistro Saigon
It’s been a while since we ventured out in Saigon to try out new restaurants. With the COVID crisis still hovering, we were still pretty careful about going out. Although, I have to say, it has been relaxed here in … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring Saigon, Gastronomic Delights
Tagged Be An Bistro, Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon, Saigon Garden
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Hello Saigon turns 10
And in a blink, this blog turns 10. Can’t believe it’s been more than a decade living here in Saigon. What started out as a 3-year stint has become so much more. I can’t wait for this epidemic to be … Continue reading
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Gentle Monster and Fake Me
Vietnam has just sort of gotten out of the second wave of the pandemic and businesses are starting to restart once again — especially the hot spot, Danang City. It was in one of our walks that I chanced upon … Continue reading
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Back to normal?
It’s been 32 days since we had a Covid-19 case via community transmission. As of today, we have 320 cases wherein 60 are active patients. There are 4 severe cases. Do I believe the numbers? Yes. Why? Our hospitals are … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring Saigon
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Putting Travel Insurance on Your Itinerary
I didn’t realize that it’s been months and I haven’t posted about our New Year trip to Danang and Hoi An. Am glad we were able to visit before all covid broke loose and caused us all to be home-bound … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Around
Tagged covid, covid-19, Danang, Ho Chi Minh City, Hoi An, Insurance, Saigon, travel, travel insurance, Vietnam
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Thank you to all Vietnam frontliners!
For the fourth consecutive day, Vietnam has no new Covid-19 case. Fingers crossed that we’ve seen the end of Covid-19 in Vietnam. Vietnam has done a wonderful job in keeping the spread of the virus at a minimum. Amazing job! … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond Saigon, Spills
Tagged #CovidMemories, covid-19, Ho Chi Minh City, Philippines, Vietnam
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[Covid-19] What is Vietnam doing differently compared to the Philippines?
A friend from the Philippines sent me this update on Covid-19 Cases in the ASEAN region. And at this time, Vietnam has a total of 268 cases with 198 recovered. She was asking what is Vietnam doing differently compared to … Continue reading
Love in the time of coronavirus
Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash It’s 3 days before Valentine’s day and it may just be one of the quietest Valentine’s in this part of the world. I don’t think people are raring to go out amidst the corona virus scare. … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring Saigon
Tagged coronavirus, Ho Chi Minh City, novel coronavirus, outbreak, Saiogn, Vietnam, vuhan virus
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