Vietnam Military History Museum is overloaded, must issue warning

The number of visitors to the museum was so large that cars were stuck in traffic for a long time.

On the morning of November 10, the Propaganda and Education Department of the Vietnam Military History Museum said that since early morning of the same day, the Museum has been overloaded with visitors.

The museum recommends that people proactively arrange their time appropriately so that the visit can go smoothly, avoiding jostling and pushing.

According to Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Thi Lan Huong, Head of the Propaganda and Education Department (Vietnam Military History Museum), from the early morning of November 10, a large number of people came to visit, causing the Museum to be overloaded.

The Vietnam Military History Museum recommends that people and tourists proactively arrange their time appropriately if they plan to visit the museum on November 10 and weekends.

As of 9am on November 10, approximately 10,000 people and tourists had flocked to the museum. At present, approximately 1,500 cars of all kinds have no more parking space.

The large number of people flocking to the Vietnam Military History Museum has caused many areas inside and outside the museum to be overloaded. There is also a serious traffic jam along Thang Long Avenue.

Previously, from November 1, the Vietnam Military History Museum on Thang Long Avenue, Tay Mo and Dai Mo wards, Nam Tu Liem district, officially opened to welcome and serve visitors and announced free admission until the end of December.

On November 3, the Museum temporarily stopped receiving visitors to serve propaganda work and reopened to serve visitors from November 6.

VN (according to VNA)

Source: https://baohaiduong.vn/bao-tang-lich-su-quan-su-viet-nam-qua-tai-phai-ra-khuyen-cao-397664.html