BECAMEX TOKYU BUS's special rides

Adhering to the directive issued by the Vietnam's Department of Transport regarding the temporary suspension of public passenger transportation to curb the spread of COVID-19 within Thu Dau Mot City, the KAZE Bus service has halted passenger transport operations since this June. However, from that time onwards, the familiar blue buses have undertaken a new mission – carrying out special trips to transport medical support teams from various provinces to aid the local COVID-19 containment efforts, as well as transporting healthcare personnel and medical supplies to support COVID-19 treatment efforts in Binh Duong province.

Up to now, Binh Duong has received assistance and support from nearly 30 delegations representing ministries, agencies, and localities, involving over 3,000 officials, experts, armed forces personnel, medical doctors, and volunteers from units such as Ha Noi Medical University, Hai Phong Medical University, Hai Duong University of Medical Technique, Bac Giang Medical Team, Lao Cai, Binh Phuoc, Da Lat's Yersin University, Lam Dong College of Health Sciences, and others. Additionally, local youth volunteer groups have also been involved in supporting COVID-19 prevention and control efforts in the province.

Almost every day, KAZE proudly assists Binh Duong by transporting medical teams and personnel to their designated locations, providing transportation for their accommodations, as well as conveying various anti-pandemic task forces to their assigned work sites.

During a time when Binh Duong was facing difficulties, healthcare professionals and teams from other regions have selflessly undertaken long journeys to collaborate with Binh Duong in suppressing the pandemic. While within the province, all available resources have been mobilized to safeguard the well-being and safety of all. At the same time, Becamex Tokyu Bus wishes to provide the most comfortable journeys for everyone, contributing in some way to the province's pandemic control efforts. This aims to better manage the disease and allow people to swiftly return to a new normalcy in their lives.