Fans must meet certain requirements to attend the Vietnam - Japan match
Fans who want to enter My Dinh National Stadium to watch the football match between Vietnam and Japan must meet certain requirements besides the usual tickets, according to Hanoi City Police.
Hanoi(VNA) – Fans who want to enter My Dinh National Stadium to watch the football matchbetween Vietnam and Japan must meet certain requirements besides the usual tickets, according to HanoiCity Police.
Specifically, theymust bring their identity cards or passports and certificates of full vaccination againstCOVID-19 with the second shot receiving at least 14 days prior to the game.
If the vaccination information has not been integrated on the ID card, the spectators must bring a certificate of vaccination and present a negative testwhich is taken within 72 hours.
In addition, fans need to arrive at My Dinh Stadium about two hours before thestart of the match to complete procedures related to pandemic prevention andcontrol. They are also required to install the VNEID app or get their own accounts on website://suckhoe.dancuquocgia.gov.vn) to make inland travel declaration, includingtesting information.
Previously, theVietnam Football Federation (VFF) on November 5 reached an agreement with Medlatec General Hospital on conducting rapid testsfor SARS-CoV-2 for spectators at a cost of 100,000 VND (4.3 USD) per test per person. Thetime it takes for results to return will be shortened so that fans can getthe certificates as soon as possible.
♍ The match betweenVietnam and Japan will take place at 7pm on November 11 at My Dinh NationalStadium. Due to the complicateddevelopment of the COVID-19 pandemic, the stadium is allowed to accommodate12,000 spectators or about 30 percent of its capacity./.
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My Dinh National Stadium. (Photo: VNA) 
