The resolution sets out specific goals by 2025, striving to have 13.5 million trade union members, most enterprises with 25 workers, or more employees have trade unions, by 2023 strive to have 12 million unions. tablets; strive for 80% or more of enterprises and units with trade unions to sign collective labor agreements, reaching more than 70% by 2023. By 2030, strive to have 16.5 million union members; where there is no representative organization of workers, the majority of employees can gather and participate in some activities of Vietnamese trade unions; strive for 85% or more of enterprises and units with trade unions to sign collective labor agreements. By 2045, most of the employees at the grassroots are Vietnamese trade union members; 99% of enterprises and units with trade unions have signed collective labor agreements. In order to achieve the set objectives, the resolution establishes 6 main groups of tasks and solutions. These are: Innovating and improving the efficiency of gathering and mobilizing union members and employees, focusing on developing grassroots union members and unions; continue to arrange and perfect the organizational model, build a contingent of professional college cadres, qualified and capable to meet the requirements of tasks in the new situation; renovating the contents and methods of college activities to meet the requirements of the new situation. Besides, building strong enough financial resources to perform well the functions and tasks of the trade union; strengthen the leadership of the Party over the organization and activities of the trade union; perfecting policies and laws, strengthening and improving the efficiency of coordination between state agencies, the Fatherland Front, socio-political organizations, economic organizations, and social organizations with trade unions. TK

The world’s first floating swimming pool (UK): Sky Pool is 35 meters above the ground, located between two high-rise buildings of the Embassy Gardens project in London. The pool is 25m long, swimmers can look directly at the ground through transparent acrylic panels or zoom in on the Parliament building, London Eye wheel… Photo: Architectural Digest. World’s tallest outdoor infinity pool in a building (UAE): The outdoor swimming pool on the roof of the 77-storey Address Beach Resort hotel in Dubai is located at an altitude of 294 meters above the ground. The surface area of ​​​​about 560 m2 makes this swimming pool look like a large lake reflecting the sky. The project offers visitors spectacular views of the Arabian Gulf, Palm Jumeirah Islands and Bluewaters Island. Image: CNN . The world’s first forested hotel overhead swimming pool (UAE): The Rosemont luxury hotel and apartment complex in Dubai consists of two 47-storey towers. It has a tropical forest with many rare trees, artificial lake and beach in the middle of the forest. In addition, the hotel also has an overhead swimming pool. The structure has a unique protruding structure and surrounds the building. Image: Reader’s Digest . The longest infinity pool in the world (Singapore): The famous luxury hotel Marina Bay Sands in the lion island nation is home to the world’s longest swimming pool halfway through the sky. Skypark infinity pool is 150 m long, has an area equal to 3 Olympic swimming pools combined, holds 1,424 m3 of water. This is the longest sky-high swimming pool in the world, located on the roof of the building, on the 57th floor of the hotel. From afar, visitors will see the Skypark swimming pool with the shape of a boat crossing on the roof of 3 attractive skyscrapers. Image: Marina Bay Sands. The tallest and largest gold-plated infinity pool in the world (Vietnam): The swimming pool is located on the 29th floor of Danang Golden Bay Hotel, 68 m long, 12 m wide, with 24k gold-plated tiles. The project is inspired by the infinity of the sky and the sea. From here, visitors have the opportunity to enjoy, relax in the clear water and enjoy the panoramic view of the coastal city. Image: Danang Golden Bay . Overhead glass bottom swimming pool (China): The Holiday Inn hotel in Shanghai has a swimming pool on the 24th floor. Part of the pool has a glass bottom, about 70 meters above the ground, giving you the feeling of swimming in the air and the opportunity to look down at the street. below. The rest of the 30 m long tank is located inside the building. Image: Pinterest . Devil’s Pool (Zambia & Zimbabwe): Devil’s Pool is considered a natural infinity pool. The pool is located at the headwaters of Victoria Falls, the waterfall stretches for more than 1.5 km and is considered one of the largest falling waters in the world. The rapids form a natural barrier around the edge of the lake, preventing swimmers from falling downhill. For the adventurous, a dip in Devil’s pool is an enjoyable and worthwhile experience. Image: Hamedtizrooyan . Spectacular natural swimming pools appear and disappear Located on the island of Siargao (Philippines), Lake Magpupungko not only attracts tourists thanks to its unique beauty, but also because of its hidden and visible “acts”.

Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine vial. Photo: Reuters. The European Commission, on May 28, approved the use of the Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer and its partner BioNTech for children 12 years of age and older, paving the way for the implementation of vaccinations for children of all ages. widely within the bloc, after similar decisions were made by the US and Canada. The decision came after the European Medicines Agency (EMA) advocated the use of the vaccine in children aged 12 to 15 years earlier. This vaccine has been used in the European Union for people 16 years of age and older. For the 12-15 age group, the two doses of the vaccine are also given at least three weeks apart, as with adults, the EMA said. According to the EMA, each EU country will decide whether and when to provide the vaccine to adolescents. While awaiting the decision of the EMA, on May 27, Germany outlined a plan to provide vaccines for children from 12 years old from June 7. Italy also said that it is preparing to expand its Covid-19 vaccination campaign to people over 12 years old. Immunizing children and adolescents is seen as an important step towards achieving “herd immunity” and taming the pandemic. On May 28, Japan also joined other countries that decided to give the Pfizer vaccine to children as young as 12 years old. Since March, Pfizer and Biontech have released trial data showing that their Covid-19 vaccine is 100% effective in protecting against infectious disease in a trial of 2,260 adolescents aged 12 to 15 years. .

According to Mr. Pham Duy Phong, Director of Ninh Binh Tourism Promotion Information Center, Tam Coc field is one of the most beautiful fields in the Northern Delta region with views from above. Therefore, from 2018 until now, every middle of May, Ninh Binh tourism organizes Ninh Binh Tourism Week, taking the yellow color of Tam Coc as the theme to attract tourists to Ninh Binh, enjoy the outstanding features and values ​​of local tourism resources, especially of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage – Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex. Ninh Binh tourism week “Golden colors of Tam Coc – Trang An” this year has many activities organized, including the photo tour program “Photo Tour – Tam Coc golden season”. Through the photo contest, Ninh Binh has more excellent works to promote domestically and internationally. In order to ensure the safety of artists and tourists taking photos during Ninh Binh Tourism Week, the Organizing Committee had previously had many visits to survey rice fields, an ideal photo spot to install ladders for the ” manipulator” easily occupied the high point on the mountain. According to the experience of the “managers” and the Organizing Committee, Ninh Binh currently has 4 most beautiful places to take photos from above, including the top of Ca cave taken in, the top of Trai Bo mountain taken out, and the top of Key Voi mountain taken horizontally. and shoot down from the top of Hang Mua mountain. Particularly with the view from the top of Mua cave, visitors will get two ripe rice fields with different colors. Because rice in the fields of Tam Coc and Ngo Dong River is planted with short-term varieties to avoid floods, the rice has begun to ripen in mid-May. As for the rice in the field on the side of Hang Mua tourist area, it is a long-term variety, so the harvest season will not come until June. The moment to get the best photos is the period from 9-11am, because if you come too early, it is still foggy and there are few boats on the river. If it’s late, the sun will shine, and the image will lack blocks to enhance the contours of the field. For those who are healthy and passionate about photography, they often choose the most beautiful locations on the tops of the mountains to take a panoramic view of the peaceful Ngo Dong River winding between the golden colors of the ripe rice fields. , the farmers are busy harvesting rice with happy laughter and small boats full of golden rice. All of these things have created beautiful pictures in Tam Coc’s golden season. In order to protect the clean and beautiful natural landscape, environmental protection in Tam Coc tourist area in particular and Ninh Binh in general is of great interest to the authorities and people. Through practical exchanges with the boatmen here, they say that every year they hear explanations about the meaning of protecting the clean and beautiful ecological environment and the safe and friendly social environment. The people here are aware that, protecting the natural environment will preserve the beauty of resources and landscapes in a sustainable way, contributing to the development of local tourism, creating jobs and creating jobs. create stable, long-term income. The safe and friendly social environment will make a good impression on visitors, making many people want to return to Ninh Binh and introduce others to Ninh Binh tourism. Therefore, the local people are very proud of the scenery here, often reminding each other to protect the environment, protect the landscape and the good cultural values ​​of the ancient capital. Some pictures taken from above: https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

Having to go out on the hottest days is a nightmare. But because of work, many people are forced to move in outdoor temperatures up to more than 40 degrees Celsius. In two big cities like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, in addition to the green trees that can create shade, when the elevated railway appears, it creates a “paradise” between hot weather next to the “terrestrial” road. prison”. It is also thanks to the elevated railway project that many people in traffic can enjoy the cool part of the road. In particular, when stopping at a red light, you do not have to suffer from the scorching heat of the summer heat. After officially entering the summer, the shady part is created from the elevated railway works, people take advantage of it to enjoy. If you go out in the summer, surely the “heaven” part of the road has a higher traffic density than “hell”. In some roads, the “heaven” part of the road is usually reserved for cars, but because they want to avoid the sun, many motorcyclists go in. Image of stopping at a red light at an intersection in Hanoi in the middle of a hot summer. A clear line separating “heaven” and “hell”. Standing in the shade waiting to pass the intersection is no longer a strange thing. The roads without the shade from the elevated railway, the “heaven” is created from the old trees in Hanoi. Experiencing but burning moments with the hot road surface, stopping at red lights in shady places is what many people choose. Many motorbikes, when stopping at red lights, have chosen to stand under the shade of a tree, tens of meters from the prescribed line to wait for the red light. In the afternoon and early afternoon, when the outdoor temperature sometimes reaches over 40 degrees Celsius, these images are not too difficult to find at traffic junctions in the city. Invite readers to watch more clips: Safety note when wearing a raincoat riding a motorbike – Source: Hanoi TV

Cementerio de la Almudena, Madrid, Spain: About 5 million people are buried in Madrid’s Cementerio de la Almudena cemetery. In aerial photographs, the site looks like a maze of intricate marble tombstones arranged in concentric circles. Image: Songquan Deng. Yan’an elevated road intersection, Shanghai, China: The Yan’an Overhead Road Interchange is one of the most impressive intersections in China. The paths intertwine, forming a knot in the center. This highway appeared briefly in the movie Skyfall 2012 by James Bond. Image: Dnevozhai. Taj Mahal, Agra, India: The Taj Mahal is one of the world famous landmarks of India. The aerial photograph offers a perspective that shows the near-perfect symmetry of the monument, from the domes and spiers to the majestic gates. Image: Uladzik Kryhin. Galesnjak, Croatia: Its impressive shape has earned Galesnjak the nickname “Lover’s Island”. With ancient grave mounds and olive trees, the small island, measuring only 50 square meters, was famous about a decade ago when its unique shape was pointed out by Google Earth. Image: Shutterstock. Road to Tianmen Mountain, China: The route through Tianmen Mountain is like a piece of silk squeezed between the green mountains. The zigzag road has a total of 99 bends 11 km long, once published in Dangerous Road Known as the most dangerous road in the world. Image: WeStudio. Lotus Temple, New Delhi, India: The Lotus Temple in New Delhi looks impressive from any angle. Built in the 1980s, the sacred Baháʼí building is designed to look like a lotus flower. Around the temple are 9 lakes with the number 9 being the “perfect” number in Baháʼí beliefs. Image: Vibgyor Studios . Palmanova, Italy: The star-shaped city of Palmanova was built in the 16th century. This design embodies the Renaissance ideal of what a perfect city should be: clean geometry and surrounded by multiple walls. The city was fortified, able to prevent attacks from the Ottomans. Napoleon finally conquered Palmanova in the late 1700s. Photo: Maykova Galina. Pentagon, Virginia, USA: The Pentagon was built in the classical style and spread over an area of ​​​​more than 11 hectares. Initially, in the 1940s, the building was planned to be located on a land with 5 sides facing the road, then the work was built elsewhere but the architects kept the pentagonal design. . Image: gokturk_06. Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, UAE: No list of stunning aerial views would be complete without Dubai’s palm tree archipelago. This man-made archipelago is home to super luxury hotels and luxury villas. The palm tree design gives the building a spectacular look when viewed from above. Image: Andrew Ring.

The longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world named Arouca 516 has just opened in Portugal. (Image source: Reuters) The 516m-long Arouca 516 suspension bridge, located at an altitude of 175m above the Paiva river. On April 29, Arouca Bridge opened for locals to experience walking on this bridge. The construction cost of Arouca 516 is about 2.8 million USD and it takes about 2 years to build this bridge. Local people hope that the Arouca bridge will become a tourist attraction. However, this destination is not for the faint of heart, afraid of heights. People walking on this suspension bridge can see downwards. Standing on the world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge, the Mayor of Arouca, Margarida Belem, said the bridge was part of a strategy to encourage more people to move in and stay in the area. “There are many challenges that we have to overcome … but we have made it. There is no other bridge like this one in the world,” Mayor Belem told Reuters. Arouca 516 has broken the record for the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world ever belonged to the Charles Kuonen Bridge in Switzerland. Arouca 516 bridge seen from above. The longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world today. Invite readers to watch more videos in 2019: Clear the longest two-story suspension bridge in the world (Video source: THĐT)

Ultraviolet rays, also known as ultraviolet rays, are rays emitted by the sun whose wavelengths are shorter than visible light and longer than X rays, the wavelengths of UV rays from 10nm to 380nm. Related to human health and based on the UV wavelength are divided into 3 categories: UVA: Wavelength from 380 to 315 nm; UVB: Wavelengths from 315 to 280 nm: UVB rays stimulate the metabolism of Melanin (skin pigmentation), making the skin dark and dull; UVC: Wavelength In addition to the ultraviolet rays emitted by the sun, there are also artificial ultraviolet rays such as those emitted by welding machines, from devices such as computers, phones, and televisions. According to BS. Dang Bich Diep – Stem Cell Research and Application Department, Central Dermatology Hospital said, too much exposure to sunlight will cause sunburns, eye damage such as cataracts, skin aging, If prolonged exposure, accumulation may cause skin cancer. According to BS. Diep, the ultraviolet index or the UV index (ultraviolet rays) is a measure of the intensity of ultraviolet radiation from the sun at a particular place on a particular day. The publication of this index will help people protect against UV rays, as too much exposure to sunlight will cause sunburns, eye damage such as cataracts, skin aging, if prolonged exposure. Long accumulation can cause skin cancer. The most common acute harm to UV ears is sunburn from short-term overexposure, doctors say. In particular, when the peak heat is hot it can cause heatstroke or heatstroke, affecting health. Accumulated UV exposure, or frequent and prolonged exposure to high UV rays, can lead to premature skin aging, especially skin cancer. The time of day that UV rays most easily affect the skin range from 10 to 16 hours depending on the season and region. So, to determine the dangerous UV index by standing in the sun and observing your shadow, if the shade is shorter than the height, it corresponds to the high UV index, now should use sun protection measures. . What to do to limit ultraviolet rays? At this time of prolonged hot weather, BS. Diep recommends that people take proactive measures to protect their bodies from UV damage such as: limiting peak sun exposure (shadow observation rule). When going out in the sun, you need to ensure sun protection measures: use sunscreen (choose a broad spectrum sunscreen that is resistant to UVB (SPF), UVA (PA), (SPF) rays. 30 and above, PA +++) Sunscreen should be reapplied every 2 hours or after exposure to water to ensure skin protection. You can use a combined sunscreen to protect your skin, UV-protective eyeglasses, wear a hat, and sun-protective clothing. Besides, drink enough water, eat fresh fruits and vegetables. In addition to filtered water, you can add mineral water, vitamin-rich fruit juice …

National Emblem of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The image of the National Emblem is specified in Clause 2, Article 13, Chapter I of the 2013 Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam: “The national emblem of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is round, with a red background. five-pointed golden star, surrounded by rice flowers, underneath is half a cog wheel and the words: Socialist Republic of Vietnam “. If the headquarters of the representative office or affiliated office is a separate building, the National Emblem is hung at the front, above the main door of the building. If the headquarters of a representative office or affiliated office is partially located in an office building, the National Emblem is hung above the main entrance to the office of the agency. In case it is not possible for architectural reasons to hang the National Emblem above the main door, the National Emblem is hung in the lobby in the office, directly facing the main door. The national emblem is printed on the official letter, letter, invitation, envelope, business card, gift bag of the representative agency; documents with official title of representative agencies, passports, consular papers … The use of the National Emblem must comply with State regulations, solemnly. The national emblem printed on official papers must be red and yellow according to regulations. Some papers can print the National Emblem with gold emulsion (invitation for reception, note …), imprinted, embossed the Quoc emblem.

The scene of the press conference at the main bridge point in Hanoi (Photo: HNV)

At the press conference, Mr. Pham Hoai Nam, Director of the Department of Population and Labor Statistics gave a brief report on our country’s labor and employment situation in the first quarter of 2021. Accordingly, it is confirmed that, in the first quarter of 2021, the Vietnamese labor market has suffered bad effects due to the 3rd outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The results of the labor market survey in the first quarter of 2021 recorded that the number of people participating in the labor market decreased compared to the previous quarter and compared to the same period in 2020. In the first quarter of 2021, the country had 9.1 million employees from 15 years of age and older are affected by COVID-19 outbreaks. The proportion of workers with informal jobs and underemployed workers both increased compared to the previous quarter and the same period of 2020. The most notable highlight of the labor market is the increase in income from the work of people. employees against the previous quarter and the same period of 2020.

Specifically, the labor force decreased compared to the previous quarter and the same period of 2020, the rate of trained labor increased, reaching 26.0%. The labor force aged 15 and over in the first quarter of 2021 was 51 million people, down from the previous quarter and the same period of 2020. The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic just before the Lunar New Year had changed. The uptrend is often seen compared to the same period of previous years. Normally, following population growth, the workforce in the following year always increases compared to the same period last year. However, the labor force in the first quarter of 2021 was nearly 200,000 people lower than the same period last year and about 600,000 lower than the same period when there was no epidemic (in 2019).

Video about employment situation in the first quarter of 2021 (Source: GSO)

The labor force participation rate in the first quarter of 2021 was estimated at 68.7%, down 1.6 percentage points from the previous quarter and 1.1 percentage points lower than the same period in 2020. The participation rate The labor force in urban areas is 66.7%, while that in rural areas is 69.9%. In terms of age groups, the labor force participation rate in urban areas is lower than in rural areas for most age groups, with the largest difference being observed in the age group 15-24 (urban : 41.2%; Rural: 48.0%) and group from 55 years old (urban: 35.0%; rural: 47.9%). This shows that people in rural areas enter the labor market earlier and leave the market much later than in urban areas; This is a typical feature of the labor market with a high proportion of the labor structure participating in the agricultural sector.

The rate of trained workers with diplomas and certificates from elementary or higher in the first quarter of 2021 is 26%, higher than that of the previous quarter and the same period of 2020. The rate of trained workers among urban areas and rural areas still have considerable disparities. This rate in urban areas reached 40.7%, 2.3 times higher than in rural areas (17.8%).

Out of a total of 23.2 million people aged 15 and over who did not participate in the labor market (outside the labor force) in the first quarter of 2021, 60.8% were in rural areas; they are mainly of school age and retirement.

The 3rd outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic reduced the labor market recovery achieved in the last 2 quarters of 2020. Out of a total of 49.9 million employed, service sector accounted for the largest proportion with 39.5%, equivalent to 19.7 million people, followed by workers in the industry and construction sector, accounting for 32.3%, equivalent to 16.1 million people. . Labor in agriculture, forestry and fishery accounts for the lowest proportion, 28.2%, equivalent to 14.1 million people.

International expert from Bangkok bridge point, Thailand informed at the press conference (Photo: HNV)

In this first quarter, the number of people with informal jobs was 20.7 million, a decrease of 251.7 thousand people against the previous quarter and an increase of 525.4 thousand people over the same period of 2020. Rate of workers with non-employment jobs. Officially the first quarter of 2021 is 57.1%, up 1.1 percentage points from the previous quarter and 1.8 percentage points compared to the same period in 2020. This rate increases highly in rural areas and among women. gender.

The COVID-19 epidemic broke out for the third time just before and during the Lunar New Year, significantly increasing the number of underemployed workers compared to the previous quarter and the same period of 2020. The number of underemployed workers in working age quarter I 971.4 thousand people; an increase of 143.2 thousand people against the previous quarter and an increase of 78.7 thousand people over the same period in 2020. The number of unemployed people in working age in the first quarter was nearly 1.1 million people, a decrease of 137.0 thousand people against the previous quarter and increase 12.1 thousand people compared to the same period of 2020.

However, a remarkable highlight is that, the average monthly income of employees in the first quarter of 2021 reached 6.3 million dong, an increase of 339 thousand dong over the previous quarter and an increase of 106 thousand dong over the same period in 2020. In the first quarter of 2021 over the same period of 2020, the agriculture, forestry and fishery sector recorded the highest average income growth rate, up 5.2%; the service sector had the growth rate of 1.5% and the industry and construction sector had the lowest average income growth rate, up 0.8%. In particular, the monthly average income of wage and salaried workers in the first quarter of 2021 reached 7.2 million VND, an increase of 556 thousand VND against the previous quarter and 132 thousand VND over the same period of 2020.

Slide show an overview of the new statistical way (Photo: HNV)

In the framework of the press conference, Ms. Valentina Baccuci, Deputy General Director of ILO Vietnam expressed her pleasure because today’s press conference marks a special milestone of the General Statistics Office of Vietnam in particular and the Vietnamese statistics industry. Men in general have applied the latest international standard adopted in 2013 and are one of the 10 countries selected to pilot using this new standard in labor and employment statistics, helping to meet monitoring requirements. Labor efficiency in the new context contributes to help Vietnam achieve strategic goals in the future. “The new standard is very complex and demanding for statistics, from 2015-2017 was piloted in Vietnam and 2019-2020 started to collect in both old and new ways and continuously adjusted towards Reasonable effects to be officially announced today. Our ILO has been supporting the General Statistics Office continuously since 2017 and can be sure that the data published today is indeed recognized to meet the new international standard. Of course, no LFS is perfect, but this is also a clear testament to the determination to pursue data standardization by the General Statistics Office of Vietnam in particular and the Government of Vietnam in general. The ILO pledged to continue to accompany the General Department and the Government in that journey ”- said Ms. Valentina.

Sharing the same point of view, from the Bangkok bridge point in Thailand, Mr. Tite Habiyakare, an expert on labor statistics, ILO Asia-Pacific Regional Office emphasized the change in statistical criteria due to the drastic changes. of the new socio-economic period, changing the definition of labor and employment as well as understanding new aspects of employment in generating income, an important measure in the survey of statistics in the new standard./ .

From the first quarter of 2021, the General Statistics Office officially announced the statistics on labor and employment based on ICLS 19 standard. Moreover, to fully assess the volatility of the labor market over time. Time, the General Department will concurrently calculate and publish again the labor and employment statistics indicators according to ICLS 19 standards of the quarters from 2019 to now as a basis for comparison. Information on workers in self-employed jobs in the agriculture, forestry and fisheries sector are also recorded and disclosed.

KTS AD + studio said that when receiving the project, the architect realized many disadvantages in the construction context. First, the project is located on the ramp that connects two major roads in the area and has no setback space.

Second, the three sides around the house are obscured by neighboring houses with an average height of three stories. The third is to ask the landlord to wish to arrange multiple private rooms for a family of five in limited space of 36 m².

The architect has overcome the limitation of the location of the project to ensure there is a separate function room for a family of five.

With a high usage density of 10 main spaces including five bedrooms and a number of extra spaces just arranged around the traffic axis.

First, KTS AD + studio offers a solution to divide the building into two parts by height, pushing back the upper architectural block backwards.

This setback will change the elevation of the front façade, the rear part not visible from the street, keeping the house in the neighborhood proportionally.

The recoil of the above volume also increases the natural contact area for the stratosphere, optimally exploiting the light from the east façade.

The architect pushed back the upper architectural block to the back of the house.

With a fairly narrow area, the architect designed a medium-sized kitchen that is arranged on the ground floor, enough for family use.

Functional space is pushed back.

The space in front of the house is planted with many trees.

Next, two floors are arranged in the middle and the end of the building. The rear floor is almost just the ventilation road, which helps to correct the angular ground. The main floor in the middle is only allowed to occupy a small area out of a total of 36 m² of floor area.

The SHIFT concept of functional space towards the East of the architect will create an oblique space, maximizing sunlight for the kitchen and dining area in the morning. This is the most active time of the day.

This procedure is also used for the rear floor clearance, increasing ventilation efficiency, taking in light, and at the same time unifying an overall architectural shape reaching forward.

Two floors are arranged in the middle and the bottom of the house.

A solution to compose the vertical space will not guarantee the intensity of the light, so the architect implements the concept of translating.

That is translating

The functional space faces east to create an oblique void, maximizing sunlight for the kitchen and dining area in the morning.

The stairs change flexibly according to the height and corresponding position between the floors, depending on the oblique direction of the floor pine core.

The ladder body and tread surface use a material that has partial light penetration, allowing light to creep in, creating a shadow effect on the surrounding surfaces.

The ladder body and tread have plenty of gaps to allow light to penetrate to create a shadow effect.

The bedroom has a large, well-ventilated door

KTS AD + studio shared: “The construction site is located next to Cholon, an area full of Chinese culture in Saigon.

With the effort to create a new architecture but not too unfamiliar with the surroundings, the combination of details, selection of materials, colors and decorative lines of the building are inspired by us. from this perspective. ”

In the past 6 years, the city has not had any cases of hand, foot and mouth death. However, in the first three months of 2021, the number of hand, foot and mouth disease cases has nearly doubled compared to the same period in 2017-2020.

It is worth noting that the number of cases of severe hand, foot and mouth disease (grade 2B and above) tends to increase.

Severe hand, foot and mouth disease has an increasing trend (Artwork).

Facing the increasing number of patients with hand, foot and mouth disease, the city health sector has implemented many activities such as: Training to improve the professional capacity of medical staff in charge of epidemic prevention and control; Apply information technology (online reporting, GIS software) for early detection of disease cases and outbreaks; develop utility tools on available softwares and applications for detecting, monitoring, handling cases and epidemics; Controlling infectious diseases in schools and communities.

Meeting between infectious diseases specialist on 15/04.

At the meeting between experts specialized in infectious diseases, BSCKII Nguyen Huu Hung – Deputy Director of the Department of Health of Ho Chi Minh City said: In the coming time, the city health sector will further strengthen communication activities. to people about hand, foot and mouth disease, organize professional training courses for health workers, review the number of medical supplies to cope with the risk of outbreaks of hand, foot and mouth disease.

In addition, the Health Sector will coordinate with the Education Sector to strengthen measures to prevent hand, foot and mouth disease in schools.

Hand, foot and mouth disease is a common infectious disease in young children, especially children under 5 years old. Hand, foot and mouth disease has a rapid spread rate, easy to translate, epidemic outbreaks in March-May and from August-September each year. Most cases were mild.

However, in some cases, the disease can progress seriously and cause dangerous complications such as encephalitis – meningitis, myocarditis, and acute pulmonary edema leading to death, so it should be detected early and treated promptly.

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