Trend reversal in local transport The train discovers the surface

Status: 06/22/2021 6:53 p.m.

Deutsche Bahn reactivates 20 disused routes and expands again into the area. The goal: Local transport should also become more attractive for people in rural areas.

Of Ulrich Crüwell, rbb

Despite all – partly justified – criticism of Deutsche Bahn AG: No other means of transport is under the same economic pressure as rail transport. “The rail is the only transport infrastructure that is shrinking. It is the only transport infrastructure that has to pay off. If we apply these standards to motorways, some roads in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania would have to be demolished immediately,” says Dirk Flege, the managing director of Allianz per rail.

The rail network is growing for the first time in ninety years

But the shrinking of the rail network has finally come to an end, says Flege and speaks of a turning point. The railway is no longer dismantling, but the network is growing – as the federal government has longed for.

In their coalition agreement, the Union and the SPD agreed to double the number of passengers by 2030. But despite political will, the rail network became smaller and smaller and the road network increasingly dense by 2020. Many smaller cities lost their rail connections. But now Deutsche Bahn is putting 20 disused routes with a total length of 245 kilometers back into operation. “This is clearly just the beginning,” announced Jens Bergmann, head of planning at the DB Netz division. For people who live in the countryside, this could be good news.

Historical undesirable developments

For Martin Henke from the Association of German Transport Companies, it is even a historic one, because it ends an undesirable development that began ninety years ago with the construction of the first motorway. In the fifties and seventies there were real shutdown programs for railway lines, according to Henke. The Germans clearly preferred the car and built one of the densest motorway networks in the world.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, it was a matter of optimizing, and politicians wanted the railway to be privatized as a stock exchange company. Rural local transport turned into a losing business. Deutsche Bahn speaks of a downward spiral: “If demand fell, little was done to make the route more attractive for passengers or freight traffic again.” According to Allianz pro Schiene, more than 15 percent of the rails were decoupled between 1990 and 2020 alone. But the mood in the country seems to have changed. The rail is experiencing broad political and social support, says association representative Henke. And this mood could also change the group.

“Every kilometer of track is active climate protection”

Among other things, the railway is putting closed connections in sparsely populated regions in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Schleswig-Holstein back into operation. Whether big money can be made with it seems at least questionable. But apparently that is no longer that important – what counts is political and social will.

Bergmann, board member of Deutsche Bahn, formulates the corporate objective as follows: “We want to attract more people to the railways, get more goods on the rails. Every kilometer of track is active climate protection.”

During this round of precipitation, 8 provinces will encounter heavy rainfall, and the 16th will be the most extensive period of this round of rainfall. Beginning on the 18th, another round of precipitation will continue seamlessly.

Data map: On the night of June 12, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, was greeted with heavy rain.Photo by Zhang Yuhuan

This wave of rainstorm range The widest period is here!

Since my country officially entered the main flood season in June, precipitation in various places has increased significantly. On the 14th, the Tuli River in Inner Mongolia and other places broke the record of the strongest rainfall in a single day in June.

In Puyang, Henan Province, after heavy rainfall, the local urban streets became a piece of land. The citizens drove like a boat, and the driver had to scoop the water in the car with a bucket. Some citizens even backstroke in the stagnant water.

The heavy rainfall process will continue. From the 15th to the 17th, a new round of heavy rainfall will occur in the eastern part of Northwest China to the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Eight provinces including Sichuan, Shaanxi, Zhejiang, Anhui and Jiangsu will be affected.

Source of national precipitation forecast map: Central Meteorological Observatory

According to the Central Meteorological Observatory, from the night of the 15th to the 17th, some areas in the eastern part of Northwest China, the Sichuan Basin, the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, the western part of North China, the northeastern part of Inner Mongolia, the northwestern part of Heilongjiang, and the southwestern part of Xinjiang had heavy rains and local heavy rains. , And accompanied by strong convective weather such as short-term heavy precipitation or thunderstorms.

For example, in Sichuan, the rain began to spread in various places from the 15th, and the rain will intensify on the 16th. In some areas of 12 cities including Bazhong, Nanchong, Suining, Ziyang, Neijiang, Meishan, Leshan, there were heavy to heavy rains, and some Heavy rain.

According to analysis by Wang Tianqi, a meteorological analyst of China Weather Network, this round of precipitation will reach the widest period of precipitation on the 16th, and most of the central and eastern regions will be covered by rain.

The Sichuan Basin is the place with the strongest precipitation in this round. As the subtropical high pressure gradually extends westward, the local energy and water vapor continue to increase, and there will be obvious convection at night.

Data map: On June 10, heavy rain caused water to accumulate in Guiyang, Guizhou, and vehicles were flooded.Photo by Zheng Yu

Increased risk of flooding and geological disasters

The presence of heavy rains everywhere has also increased the risks of floods and geological disasters.

The China Meteorological Administration has cooperated with the Ministry of Water Resources and the Ministry of Natural Resources to issue meteorological warnings for orange mountain torrent disasters and meteorological risks for geological disasters.

Previously, the results of consultations with the Office of the National Disaster Reduction Commission, the Ministry of Emergency Management, the China Meteorological Administration and other departments showed that in June, the risk of flooding and geological disasters in many areas in the south is high. Regional rainstorms and floods occurred.

The Huaihe Water Resources Commission of the Ministry of Water Resources held the first flood control conference this year on the 15th. Statistics show that since the beginning of this year, the average rainfall in the Yishusi River system has been 35% higher than that in the same period in history.

The Huai Commission requires that the flood limit water levels of reservoirs and lakes and the scheduling of water conservancy projects be well monitored, and the water level changes of major lakes such as large and medium-sized reservoirs in the basin, Hongze Lake, and Luoma Lake should be closely monitored.

In order to do a good job in flood prevention, the Yellow River Bureau of Shandong has recently launched an actual combat drill to prevent floods in 2021, simulating the 20,000 cubic meters per second flood evolution process at the Huayuankou Hydrological Station.

The Yellow River Water Conservancy Commission of the Ministry of Water Resources also held a flood prevention and drought relief mobilization meeting, demanding to shape a working state of “waiting for battle at all times and being able to fight at any time”.

Data map: On June 12, the temperature in Chongqing reached a record high. The highest outdoor temperature exceeded 35°C. The picture shows a child passing by the water mist cooling area on the square.Photo by Chen Chao

Another round of precipitation seamlessly connects and the temperature in many places is approaching 40 ℃

The current round of precipitation has not yet ended, and the next round of precipitation is already waiting for a seat with a number plate.

On the 18th, another round of rainfall took over. From the 18th to 20th, there were moderate to heavy rains in north-central Jiangnan and eastern Guizhou, and heavy rains in some areas, accompanied by strong convective weather such as thunderstorms and gales.

It is worth noting that, before the next round of rainfall, there will be 35-37 ℃ high temperature weather in most of the south of the Yangtze River.

From the 16th to the 17th, the highest temperature in parts of Hunan, Jiangxi, Fujian and other places will exceed 37°C. Changsha and Nanchang may spend the hottest period of summer this year, and the air humidity is also high, and the sultry feeling is prominent, and it feels like a sauna day. Starting from the 18th, with the increase of rain, the high temperature in the above-mentioned areas will ease from west to east. (Finish)

There are many red revolutionary sites in Xiapu Village, Jinxiang Town, Lufeng, Shanwei. Under the leadership of the working team in the village, it has been built into a red tourism village integrating revolutionary history education, sightseeing, tourism and leisure, and the life of the villagers has become more and more prosperous. Villager Zheng Zaiyang had always been working outside, but as the number of tourists in the village increased, he also returned to his hometown to set up a farmhouse.

Zheng Zaiyang, a villager in Xiapu Village, Jinxiang Town, Lufeng, Shanwei, Guangdong: The monthly turnover is five to six hundred thousand. The audience was full, and even the parking spaces sometimes had no place to park. During the “May 1st” holiday, there are more than 200 sets a day, and the chef is not able to cook well.

Since the beginning of this year, Xiapu Village has received 150,000 tourists from all over the world.

In accordance with the principles of “One Belt, One Theme” and “One Village, One Characteristic”, Shanwei City has planned 10 demonstration belts for rural revitalization with different themes such as “red cultural experience” and “eco-agricultural tourism”, giving full play to the advantages of red culture and characteristic industries to promote rural development. Revitalize.

Chenzhou Village is well-known for producing oysters. However, in the past, most of the oysters raised by the villagers “relied on the sea for food”. Irregular changes in typhoons and tides often reduced the production of oysters.

In recent years, the party organization of Chenzhou Village has taken the lead, inviting agricultural experts and third-party professional companies to give scientific guidance to oyster farmers, and established a joint-stock company to create technology research and development, high-end breeding, The whole industry chain integrating scientific seedling breeding, green breeding, intensive processing, product sales and brand promotion, realizes the integrated operation of production, supply and marketing of oysters.

Huang Xinjie, Deputy Director of the Village Committee of Chenzhou Village, Shanwei, Guangdong: We have built the 1200 acres of original fish, shrimp, and crab farms into a large Chenzhou oyster farming base, and integrated the 12 oyster product processing plants that are relatively large in the village. The total output value of the oyster industry reached 460 million last year.

As of the end of 2020, 137 provincial-designated poor villages in Shanwei City have completed the creation of new rural demonstration villages, driving poverty-stricken households to participate in equity participation and entrepreneurship and employment of more than 8,000 households, with an average annual income increase of more than 4,000 yuan per household, greatly improving the sense of gain and happiness of the people in the old area sense.

Besides, cafes, refreshments, restaurants, eateries, water bars, lotteries; cultural services, sports, gym, fitness, yoga, billiards clubs are reopened (except karaoke, discotheques, massage, bar, pub, club, video games); Golf courses are open to welcome guests in the province. Quang Ninh Provincial People’s Committee requires service and tourism establishments to organize the above activities in a controlled manner, complying with epidemic prevention measures as prescribed. Quang Ninh reopens tourist attractions, relics and scenic spots, welcomes domestic guests from 12pm on June 8. (Photo: Quang Ninh Newspaper) In addition, the Department of Tourism shall assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with the Department of Health of Quang Ninh province in working with provinces and cities, based on the safety assessment of the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 prevention and control, proposing to Provincial leaders implemented a plan to expand tourists from safe localities. This plan aims to quickly and strongly restore service tourism activities in the summer of 2021 and the following time, to be completed before June 11, 2021. Quang Ninh Provincial People’s Committee pointed out, Quang Ninh Department of Tourism is in charge of working with People’s Committees of districts, towns and cities, Quang Ninh Tourism Association, management boards of tourist areas, travel and tourism companies. Hotels, restaurants, and related businesses develop tourism stimulus programs and unique, safe and effective tourism products. At the same time, the units are encouraged to maximize tours that provide all-inclusive services, including the SARS-CoV-2 pooled sample testing service. The Department of Tourism shall assume the prime responsibility for widely publicizing tours, routes and safe travel programs nationwide before June 11. The Department of Transport, the Department of Industry and Trade and related departments and branches work with the same agencies of safe provinces and cities to review the organization of transport activities to bring Quang Ninh people to and from localities. , the area has an epidemic but has “locked down” the pathogens and people from these localities to Quang Ninh. This activity is to ensure a safe area and safe journey, associated with the responsibility of transport units and travel agencies in strictly and fully implementing epidemic prevention and control measures as prescribed. As of June 7, 2021, it has been 30 days in Quang Ninh province with no F0 cases in the community since a case of COVID-19 related to K Hospital during the 4th outbreak was detected.

Organizing the inauguration ceremony and handing over the great solidarity house to Mr. Ngo Van Luan’s family. On June 15, the Ngu Thuy Border Guard Station, the Border Guard Command of Quang Binh province held a ceremony to inaugurate and hand over the great solidarity house to the family of Mr. Ngo Van Luan in Nam Hai village, Ngu Thuy commune, Le Thuy district. After more than 2 months of construction, the great solidarity house was completed on schedule and with quality. Mr. Luan’s new house has an area of ​​50m2; The wall structure, the roof is solidly poured with concrete with a total value of nearly 150 million VND. Representative of Quang Binh Provincial Border Guard Command gave gifts to Mr. Ngo Van Luan. It is known that, in order to strengthen the solidarity of army and people at the border, Ngu Thuy Border Guard Station, Quang Binh Border Guard Command has connected with artists and benefactors inside and outside the province; Together with the contribution of the staff and soldiers, they have built a house of solidarity for the poor in the border areas. Mr. Ngo Van Luan was a former officer of the People’s Armed Police (now the Border Guard). He enlisted in the army in 1962 and worked at the People’s Armed Police of Binh – Tri – Thien province (former). Mr. Luan is 83 years old, weak in health and belongs to a poor household in Ngu Thuy commune.

Ha Long Bay can be considered a special tourist area of ​​Quang Ninh, with a population of more than 1,900 large and small rocky islands. This is also a place with high biodiversity with many plant species typical for the limestone mountains, with all colors, creating a vibrant beauty for the rocky mountains of this heritage – this scenic spot. Cottonwood is a precious plant with beautiful flowers and fruits that is bred and planted in many tourist spots on Ha Long Bay. Photo provided by Ha Long Bay Management Board Over the past time, in addition to the usual landscape flowers, the Ha Long Bay Management Board has gradually researched, propagated, planted and preserved a number of typical, beautiful and valuable plants. science of Ha Long Bay, in order to introduce to visitors, so that visitors can approach more closely, such as magnolia tree, yellow lotus orchid, Ha Long palm tree… Specifically, cottonwood tree – endemic plant species of Vietnam, distributed only in very few limestone areas in the country, including Ha Long Bay, is also a plant species on the IUCN Red List. 2007), so far has been propagated and planted with the largest number, up to more than a thousand plants. This plant has a rustic name but has beautiful flowers and fruits with seeds encased in a perianth, forming beautiful dark pink or red flower balls. In the midst of the immense waves and rocks of Ha Long, in the season, the flowers form in patches on the mountains, but it is still difficult for visitors to see clearly. Therefore, the breeding points of cottonwood trees are selected and invested by the unit to both ensure that it is suitable for the living conditions of the tree and can introduce visitors to a beautiful plant species of Ha Long Bay in the near future. The process of visiting heritage sites, such as the foothills of Nui Luong island, Hang So island in Ba Hang area, Thien Cung area, Dau Go area, Vung Ong island, Van Boi island, Ti top island, Sung Sot cave, Me cave Cung, Tien Ong cave, Co cave area, Vong Vieng, Bai Dong… In many places, cottonwood is planted on a large area, such as at Nui Luot island with 800m2. In addition, the golden lotus orchid, which possesses unique beauty, is also one of the valuable plant species of precious genetic resources in Ha Long Bay. Therefore, over the years, the Ha Long Bay Management Board has made a map, zoning and conserving the spot where this orchid species is distributed on the islands of Ha Long Bay. In the future, the unit also anticipates many solutions to preserve and promote the value of this orchid in association with tourist attractions on the Bay, such as in the area of ​​​​Cong Dam fishing village, the dock on the way down of Sung Sot cave, where there are natural vegetation with beautiful shapes and flowers available in these areas… Ba Vang Pagoda has an airy and lively space with many different types of trees and flowers. Create attractive, lively tourist areas If Ha Long is more inclined to use precious plants and flowers right on Ha Long Bay to make scenes and introduce to tourists, many tourist resorts enrich their campus with plants of their own. many regions. On the occasion of the last spring, visitors to the relic area – Cua Ong temple tourist area must be touched by the beauty of more than 70 cherry blossom trees, more than forty Northwestern banyan trees blooming all over the aisles. , the large campus of the project. In the process of planning to expand investment and embellish Cua Ong Temple in recent years, the system of perennial trees in the campus is also focused on protecting and preserving, not only creating shade but also increasing the beauty of the park. submit. Followed by the planting of large and small rose gardens here. Through local statistics, the campus of Cua Ong temple currently has 20 longan, camphor, 9,300 rose trees… In fact, in recent years, many businesses and units have increasingly focused on elaborate investment in the system of landscape trees when building works associated with tourism development. Most tourist attractions often choose plants with brilliant blooms and beautiful shapes to create attractiveness for the work or choose from beautiful trees, typical of the locality. As in Vung Duc tourist area (Cam Pha), businesses have invested hundreds of bougainvillea trees, golden Osaka trees and forest ladders, porcelain flowers and clusters of bamboo and bamboo… In Ba Vang Pagoda (Uong Bi) , Cai Bau Pagoda – Truc Lam Giac Tam Zen Monastery (Van Don) has a very large campus, along with the available natural tree system, it is also planted with many types of perennial trees and plants for beautiful flowers and incense. smells like peach, rose… Yen Duc tourist area is true to the criteria of a country tourist area that has invested in planting real “ornamental” plants, from tall and elegant areca trees to purple water lily ponds, water potatoes, etc. young shoots… Design according to own theme Arhat pine garden is planted right behind Khai Tam Yen Tu gate, mainly in a straight posture, without a fussy pose. Investments in the system of trees and landscapes with ideas and themes include SunGroup’s Yoko Onsen Cam Pha hot mineral bath, Truc Lam Yen Tu Cultural Center of Tung Lam Development Joint Stock Company. At Yoko Onsen, arhat conifer is a typical tree brought from Japan by an enterprise in order to create typical Japanese gardens with traditional roofs, small bridges, shallow streams, etc. In the small villas, the natural space is always planted with a small Arhat pine tree near the outdoor swimming pool… As for the complex of Truc Lam Cultural Center at the foot of Yen Tu Mountain, the system of landscape trees has been invested by businesses for many years, especially concentrated investment with the largest amount from 2018 onwards. . Mr. Le Trong Thanh, Deputy General Director of Tung Lam Development Joint Stock Company, shared: More than 700 years ago, the cycads were planted by Zen groups in Yen Tu, forming beautiful and meaningful populations of ancient cycads. The current. Now, the Bodhi path leading to Buddha’s land from Doc Do to the foot of Yen Tu mountain has been realized as a symbol of the path to liberation and enlightenment and is expected to be extended to Ngoa Van, where Buddha Emperor Tran Nhan Tong entered nirvana. More than 9,000 rose trees have been planted to create a landscape at Cua Ong temple relic so far. Many perennial trees such as longan, camphor… are preserved, creating a beautiful landscape for the Cua Ong temple relic site (Cam Pha). In the space at the foot of Yen Tu mountain, the unit has planted thousands of trees of dozens of themed types, close to Vietnamese life and hidden meaning to Yen Tu. In particular, the population of trees with meanings associated with Buddhism can be mentioned such as: Bodhi tree, Arhat pine, pine needle, bamboo, Dai, banyan, fig tree, poppy tree… Tung Arhat here is planted in zones, behind the gate of Initiation are 108 trees, representing 108 afflictions in human life mentioned in Buddhist teachings, with the implication of dissolving, dissolving the inconvenience for visitors. Yen Tu is associated with Truc Lam Zen sect, so the enterprise also invests in planting bamboo rows and clusters by the lake, along the road to Truc Lam palace, interspersed between houses in Nuong village … both creating an elegant and medium landscape. meaningful to Yen Tu. Mr. Thanh said that the village of Nuong means the place to live at the foot of the mountain of the ancient beauties who followed King Tran Nhan Tong to Yen Tu. Therefore, the diversity of the tree system in Yen Tu is like reminiscent of their old countryside, which is also very close to the lives of Vietnamese people. In which, large trees for shade can include persimmon, Sala, crocodile, white milkweed, camphor, and sesame buds. The population of fruit trees includes jackfruit, grapefruit, persimmon, star fruit, peach, apricot. Trees for flowers and incense have jade orchids, rhododendrons, canary flowers, phoenixes, bougainvillea, rice flowers… Besides, there are thousands of m2 planted with background plants, such as string of pearls, yellow peanuts, hydrangeas, etc. Indigenous plants that are grown a lot in the tourist area at the foot of Yen Tu mountain can also be mentioned. Yen Tu yellow apricot trees, azaleas, myrtle…, have been propagated and planted in quite large numbers by the unit. Rhododendron is one of the indigenous plants planted by breeding enterprises in Yen Tu. The idea and topic of planting trees in the tourist area at the foot of Yen Tu were consulted by the unit in many places, from consulting cultural and historical experts, landscape experts and the advice of experts. The architect of the project is Mr. Bill Bensley. Accordingly, the unified view is not to plant trees that are pruned too sophisticatedly, but towards trees bearing the Vietnamese soul, fruit trees, incense and flowers like home garden plants, close to Vietnamese life. Enterprises want to borrow trees to express Yen Tu’s zen spirit, simply and more naturally. Even the Arhat pine tree is not pruned to create a sophisticated posture, but mainly a straight shape, with the hope that the tree will grow up to create shade later. In order to have a population of green trees and fruits in four seasons like today, the company has invested a lot of effort and annual care costs, up to tens of billions of dong so far, creating more attractive highlights for customers. tourists when returning to Yen Tu sacred mountain.

Tulip turbines are “planted” in urban areas, on the rooftops of houses in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Traditional wind turbines are often located in the sea, are huge in size, make loud noises, can harm birds, and it is important that very strong winds are needed to generate electricity. The new tulip-shaped design overcomes all of the above shortcomings, it only needs a normal wind to generate enough electricity for a family to use comfortably all day. Israeli-American Dr Daniel Farb, the inventor of the tulip turbine, said the unique aerodynamic design makes the turbines quiet, efficient and capable of generating more than 50% of the electricity in clusters. Shaped like glossy flowers in a variety of colors and sizes (1m, 3m and 6m high), the tulip turbines are designed to double duty as electricity generation and artistic decoration on the rooftops. home, shopping mall, school… In addition, a solar system combined with tulip turbines could reduce overcrowding during the late afternoon peaks in many parts of the world when sunlight goes out and strong winds pick up.

Fried fish is one of the special fish used to advance to the king. Fried fish live in fast-flowing waters in the upper reaches of the Red and Chay rivers on the borderland of Lao Cai province. Photo: Vietnamese people Fried fish is sold at the highest price (from 300,000 to 600,000 VND/kg) among river fish species in the market in Lao Cai city. However, the big ones from 5kg or more are not easy to buy. Photo: Vietnamese people There are large and strong sheep, some weighing up to a few dozen pounds, there is even a story that in the past, someone hunted giant fried fish weighing nearly a hundred kilograms. Photo: Vietnamese people The golden fried fish like turmeric looks very attractive, the meat is delicious and supple, so it is loved by many people. Fish can be used to make rolls, cook soup, braise bananas…or make hot pot. Photo: Vietnamese people Catfish in Nam Long village (Hang Chu commune, Bac Yen, Son La) is a rare species of fish, catfish-like body, as big as a knife handle. They live in creeks, rock holes at the source of clear, clean springs. As long as the water turns cloudy, this fish cannot live, so people here often call it super clean fish. Photo: Vietnamese people. This type of fish is famous for its delicious meat, enjoyed once and wanted twice, so they are hunted by many diners. Photo: Vietnamese people Sand chameleon is considered a specialty in the mountainous region of Quang Ngai, priced from 150,000-170,000 VND/kg. However, due to the small amount of fish caught, even with money, it is not easy to buy this specialty fish. Photo: Baoquangngai The size of an adult sandfish is just over half the size and the length of an adult little finger. Photo: Vietnamese people Catfish is very delicious, fragrant and chewy. Many people also bring sandstones as gifts. Photo: Vietnamese people Video: Fish at the fried statue. Source: VTV24

Although Sam Son city focuses on propaganda on epidemic prevention and control for tourists, most tourists still “forget” to wear masks. As noted, from the afternoon of May 2, the number of tourists from the provinces has mostly returned, Sam Son beach mostly has only domestic tourists. On this morning (May 3), along Ho Xuan Huong street and the beach were empty of people and tourists. Service activities are also not as active as in the past days. Sam Son beach welcomed thousands of visitors on the afternoon of May 2. Photo: Le Duong Many people do not wear masks when playing at Sam Son beach. Photo: Le Duong By this morning (May 3), Sam Son beach was deserted, a few people went to the sea. Photo: Le Duong In Quang Ninh Although it is still in the time of making up for the holidays, the beach in Ha Long is empty. The beaches always have security staff on duty to prevent people from congregating. In front of each beach, there are boards and barriers to prevent people from going to the beach. On the morning of May 3, the beach in Ha Long was empty. Photo: Pham Cong Signs on epidemic prevention. Photo: Pham Cong People are advised by the government not to gather in large numbers. Photo: Pham Cong In Thua Thien Hue: Some people and tourists choose Bach Ma Village tourist area (Phu Loc district, TT-Hue) to bathe in streams and spend holidays with their families. Visitors are checked for body temperature and wear masks to prevent Covid-19 before entering the amusement park. Security forces measure the temperature of visitors entering the amusement park in Phu Loc district. Photo: Quang Thanh The amusement park in Phu Loc district was deserted on the last day of the holiday. Photo: Quang Thanh In Nghe An : In fact, Cua Lo beach is usually crowded, but on the last day of the holiday, it is deserted, only a few people walking around. Head of Culture Office of Cua Lo Town (Nghe An) Vo Van Tho said that hotels and motels today were empty of tourists. The number of guests at the restaurants close to the beach was sparse, people returned home after a few days off to prepare to return to work. The shops along Cua Lo beach are empty. Photo: Quoc Huy Picture of Cua Lo beach this morning. Photo: Quoc Huy In Danang , recorded the last day of the holiday in areas such as Linh Ung Pagoda, Ngu Hanh Son scenic area, Love Bridge… in Da Nang, the number of visitors was scattered. At the beach along Vo Nguyen Giap street, people and tourists wear masks. The functional forces are also arranged to remind and distribute medical masks to those who do not wear them. Tourists wear masks when going to the beach Few tourists visit Linh Ung Pagoda on the last day of the holiday The functional forces were sent to remind and distribute medical masks to those who do not wear masks At the sea Vung Tau (Ba Ria – Vung Tau province), from the afternoon of May 2, PV noted that in the Back Beach area of ​​Vung Tau beach, there were few guests, no more scenes of tourists crowded to bathe and play on the sea. Most people when swimming here are obligated to wear masks. From the afternoon of May 2, PV noted that there were few customers at Back Beach in Vung Tau Most tourists when going to the beach wear masks By this morning (May 3), along the Thuy Van route (Back beach of Vung Tau beach) became quiet, no longer the scene of tourist cars parked on both sides of the road. Under the beach, there are only a few tourists and people swimming in the sea Some tourists walk around, swim near the shore Although the sea is empty, the medical monitoring posts are still on duty 24/7 On the third day of the holiday, Vung Tau beach returns to a deserted state, no longer as bustling as the previous days All visitors have their temperature checked at medical monitoring posts, before entering the sea

Hashima Island (Japan): This island has been abandoned since 1974. At the end of the 19th century, this place used to be a busy coal mine. Hashima can be seen as a symbol of the industrialization process in Japan. However, oil gradually replaced coal in Japan in the 1960s, which was the main cause of the end of the coal mining industry activities on the island. Image: Getty. Today, Hashima is left with only ruins, gloomy. The special space of the island makes it chosen as the filming location for many movies such as Skyfall, Attack on Titan… The island was officially opened to tourists in 2009. In 2015, UNESCO decided to make it public. Hashima as a World Heritage Site. Photo: Mail Online. North Brother Island (USA): Less than 2 km from Manhattan (New York, USA), this abandoned island has caused a lot of curiosity for half a century. The island’s past is associated with disease, death… From the years 1880 to 1943, the New York government used the island as a place to isolate patients with infectious diseases. Typhoid Mary Mallon – the first person in American history to contract typhoid but show no symptoms – was once isolated here until her death. Image: Cubed. Currently, the government does not allow people to come here for the purpose of tourism, sightseeing… Only a few with special reasons are allowed to visit this island. To get here, you need to take a boat across the East River. A lot of police appear in this area. According to Insider, this may be due to the island’s location near the Rikers Island prison. In addition, the police are also wary of people who intend to approach North Brother Island. Photo: Atlas Obscura. Hirta Island (Scotland): Many traces indicate that humans lived on Hirta Island in the St. Kilda from prehistoric times. However, all of them had to be relocated in 1930 because of the risk of starvation and extreme weather conditions. Image: Sobt. According to Atlas Obscura, since the beginning of the 20th century, the life of the people on the island has been greatly disturbed when delegations from the mainland appeared. They brought with them many interesting cultures and new diseases. In 1930, after the death of a young woman from appendicitis and pneumonia, the islanders were terrified. They asked to be evacuated and live on land. The evacuation took place on August 29, 1930. Before boarding, each person left a plate of oats and an open Bible in the house. Photo: Hudu Trip. Herschel Island (Canada): In 1826, the first Europeans set foot on the island. At that time, the island became a whaling place for about 2,000 people. By the early years of the 20th century, however, whaling had begun to subside. The last family living on Herschel Island left in 1987. Since then, the government has established the Qikiqtaruk Territorial Park with an area of ​​​​the entire island. Image: Wikiwand. Holland Island (USA): The first people to settle on the island began around 1600. Over time, fishing and agriculture developed, attracting many people and sailors to settle. In its most glorious period, the island had about 70 buildings including houses, shops, schools, post offices, churches, medical stations… Photo: Sometimes Interesting. However, the erosion caused Holland Island to gradually disappear from the map. The people tried to save the island in many ways but all failed. This forced them to leave the island to find safer places. Some still cling to the belief that mother nature will “forgave” them. However, a hurricane in 1918 caused the family to finally pack up and leave. In October 2010, the last house on the island collapsed because it could not withstand the natural conditions. By 2012, the island was completely eroded. Photo: TypePad. Abandoned island with millions of graves Hart Island (New York, USA) has been used for many purposes for many years, most famously as a burial place for the sick, the homeless…

The banks of the Ganges River in the city of Garhmukteshwar, Uttar Pradesh state (India’s most populous state) became a place to cremate the bodies of people who died of COVID-19. Photo: AFP/GETTY IMAGES The epidemic is spreading rapidly to the countryside After four consecutive days of recording the number of infections above 400,000 / day, the last two days the number of daily infections in India has fallen below this level. Many government health officials and experts predict this second wave of epidemics in India will peak around the end of this week. However, it seems that the epidemic crisis in India is moving to a more dangerous new phase. The danger is that the virus is now spreading rapidly to rural areas, according to the CIDRAP Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota. In the article in the newspaper New York Times Journalist Jeffrey Gettleman, head of this newspaper’s office in the capital New Delhi, also said that the infection and death from COVID-19 that broke out in big cities a few weeks ago is now spreading very quickly to rural areas. village. New Delhi recorded nearly 12,500 infections on May 11, less than half of the number recorded on April 30. Hospitals in New Delhi are now accepting patients again, after having to stop accepting them because of overcrowding last month, leaving infected people to die on the streets. Mumbai also recorded the same. The danger is that the number of infections in New Delhi and Mumbai will probably stop increasing and decrease gradually, but in many other places will increase. In other words, the situation of New Delhi a few weeks ago now extends to almost the entire country. Some of the worst-affected states are in the south, especially Karnataka. I cannot imagine what would happen in rural India. Expert RIJO M. JOHN worried about the prospect of the COVID-19 epidemic overflowing into the countryside How will it be? This fact raises a terrifying question: If New Delhi, a rich metropolis with dozens of hospitals, is unable to handle the current wave of high cases, what will happen once this wave spreads to the country? poor rural areas? The answer seems to be gradually becoming clear. On the evening of May 10, a leading hospital in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh ran out of medical oxygen. More than 60 critically ill patients wear breathing tubes but no oxygen. The doctors worked frantically, but 11 patients did not survive that night. In a distraught over the loss of a loved one, family members stormed into the hospital and smashed it. Doctors and nurses had to flee until the police arrived. It can be clearly seen that the hospital overload, lack of oxygen, medicine … very serious even in large urban areas will be more alarming in rural states, according to the radio. CNN . Chogath farming village in the western state of Gujarat has a population of 7,400, but there are 500-600 infections, the number of people who have not survived is very high because the whole village does not have a doctor. Nearby towns have several medical centers, but these small facilities have run out of beds and medical facilities. Dinesh Makwana drove his father, who was severely infected with COVID-19, through four medical centers in neighboring towns, but had to return home, because these centers had run out of beds. Usually about 30 people die in this village every year, but in the past month alone, villagers have had to cremate 90 bodies, according to Mr. Girjashankar. Many families have lost a lot of loved ones to COVID-19. Girjashankar, 70, still volunteered to go up the hill to cut firewood to help cremate the dead. Many southern states such as Kerala and Tamil Nadu have made it clear that they will not share the medical oxygen they have with each other, having to keep it to serve hospitals that are overloaded because the number of patients is growing too fast in their states. Medical aid goods from other countries have started pouring into India since the end of April, but it is still not enough compared to the reality of the shortage in this country. Currently, in addition to urban areas suffering from severe epidemics, Prime Minister Narenda Modi’s government also spends some oxygen and medicine to urgently distribute to the states. However, with this little common ground, remote and isolated localities such as Chogath village (Gujarat state) still have to rely on their own strength.• Drop the body Ganges River because there is no money for cremation Newspaper Indian Express On May 10, Indians discovered more than 40 bodies washed up on the banks of the Ganges River near Bihar and Uttar Pradesh states in the north. Some news channels say that the number of bodies floating in the Ganges must be in the hundreds. In India, there is a custom that when a family member dies, the relatives will tie a stone to the body and drop it into the Ganges River – a sacred river for Hindus. However, many officials and locals believe that these bodies are those who died from COVID-19. Many bodies were partially burned and locals explained that the bodies were not cremated or cremated incompletely due to a severe shortage of firewood. Another reason families choose to drop their loved ones’ bodies in the river is because they can’t stand the cost of cremation, many health workers told the newspaper. New York Times . Bihar and Uttar Pradesh are two of India’s poorest states and are home to about 370 million people. Doctors warn people not to use cow dung on their bodies in the belief that it will help their immune systems deal with the virus or help them recover faster if they get sick. Hindus believe cows are a symbol of life and cow dung or cow urine is therapeutic. However, according to doctors, not only is there no scientific evidence that this can defeat COVID-19 but can also bring many other disease risks.

Illustration. From the beginning of May 2021 up to now, due to the large-scale outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic, Ninh Binh province has announced to suspend the reception of guests at tourist sites and attractions in the province to prevent the epidemic. So 100% of boat drivers here become unemployed. Since the return of the Covid-19 epidemic, foreign tourists have not come to Vietnam for tourism, and domestic visitors have decreased. Most of the laborers working as boat drivers at Trang An eco-tourism area and Tam Coc – Bich Dong tourist area (Ninh Binh) sometimes only get one trip a month. That situation made the boatmen “cry” because their income decreased due to the absence of passengers. A boatman at Trang An boat station said that since the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex came into operation, it has brought jobs and stable income for thousands of locals living around the heritage area. Trang An has long been a famous tourist destination of Ninh Binh, recognized by Unesco as a natural heritage and a world cultural heritage. The scenery here is made up of winding rivers flowing through limestone mountains, creating countless magical and mysterious natural caves that attract visitors. To explore Trang An, visitors will be sitting on a boat to admire the surrounding mountain nature. If in the past, there were cases in this tourist area, the whole family worked as a boat driver. Average income is 400,000-600,000 VND/day. Although the work is hard, in return for the high income, the family’s economy is getting better and better. Employees feel more secure, more attached to the job. But in the past two years, due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, tourists have dropped sharply, so income is not enough to cover life. In particular, from the beginning of May, the resort temporarily stopped accepting guests, making the life of the already difficult ferrymen even more difficult. They have to find another job to earn their daily income. Similar to Trang An eco-tourism area, Tam Coc – Bich Dong is a familiar destination that tourists definitely cannot ignore when coming to Ninh Binh. Visiting Tam Coc, visitors will be sitting on a boat, down the poetic Ngo Dong river watching the overlapping mountains and iridescent golden rice fields. Ms. Chu Thi Mo, who works as a ferry driver in Tam Coc, confided: Before, there were 6 to 8 trips a month with many tourists, 200,000 VND each. On holidays and Tet, the number of trips increases much more. But since the Covid-19 epidemic, the absence of customers is considered a loss of revenue. Strictly following the direction of the province, to temporarily close to carry out epidemic prevention work, it is estimated that at Trang An eco-tourism area and Tam Coc – Bich Dong tourist area (Ninh Binh), thousands of boatmen have to quit. Without customers, these people have to turn to other occupations to earn a living. According to statistics, at Trang An eco-tourism area and Tam Coc – Bich Dong tourist area, there are more than 3,000 people working as boat drivers. Most of them are locals. The boatmen here range in age from 18 to 60 years old. A longtime boat driver shared: “Without guests, many people are not interested in boating. They will look for jobs in garment companies, leather shoes, stone handicrafts, etc. to earn extra income. However, these companies only hire young people, and older people will not be recruited.” Thus, there will be a large number of people working as boatmen who “don’t know where to go”. According to a representative of Xuan Truong construction company, which invests and manages the two tourist resorts above, in order to reduce difficulties for workers, in 2020, the business has supported more than 3,000 ferry workers here every year. person 3 months salary. Currently, the enterprise is planning to continue to support these workers to help them overcome the immediate difficulties.

Many states in southern India are warning to stop sharing medical oxygen with each other, protecting all that is available as their hospitals increasingly “swell” because of the increased number of COVID-19 cases. leap. At an Andhra Pradesh hospital, the family of COVID-19 patients went into a rage when the hospital treating their loved ones suddenly had their oxygen supply interrupted. These are the best evidences of the recurring tragedy in India itself. Despair that enveloped New Delhi – the capital of India, over the past few weeks has now spread across the country. Rural areas with poor health infrastructure are slowly feeling the devastation caused by the COVID-19 tsunami. According to the New York Times , it seems that the COVID-19 crisis in India is entering a new phase. Workers deliver oxygen tanks to a hospital in the states of Jammu and Kashmir. (Photo: AP) The number of COVID-19 cases in New Delhi and Mumbai is slowing down. But elsewhere are now really taking the COVID-19 blow. People questioned New Delhi, home to many of India’s top hospitals and packed with the country’s elite that can’t even handle the massive surge in cases, what will happen in the regions. poor countryside. On the night of May 10, a government hospital in Andhra Pradesh fell into a state of oxygen depletion. Doctors frantically call the providers to ask for help. But when the source could not be found, 11 patients died. The families of the patients, after learning of the news, entered the intensive care unit, screaming and smashing the equipment. TV images show the women holding their heads in despair. Doctors and nurses had to flee and wait for the police to arrive. Despite the aid of other countries, India still has a serious shortage of medical oxygen. More than 20 hospitals were depleted of oxygen, nearly 200 patients died from lack of oxygen. Vaccine campaign is being accelerated, but supply is not enough demand. Many vaccination sites in the states have run out of vaccines and people are still unable to schedule vaccinations. When the COVID-19 tsunami shows no signs of cooling down, the wave of criticism against Prime Minister Narendra Modi has intensified. Many people thought that he declared the victory of the epidemic too soon, causing the country to fall off guard. Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) remains India’s most powerful political organization by far. But the solid wall the party has maintained over the years is showing some cracks. When the second wave of COVID-19s began to strike India, the country almost split into two extremes. New Delhi, Mumbai – the two largest cities in India warned that the number of new infections increased continuously with the infection rate up to 36%. In rural areas, the epidemic has also spread but has not yet strongly exploded, leaving many people leisurely. Currently, the situation in New Delhi and Mumbai is improving. On May 11, New Delhi reported 12,481 new infections, half the number of cases recorded on April 30. The positive rate for COVID-19 decreased to 19%. A mass cremation site on the banks of the Ganges River in Allahabad city, Uttar Pradesh. (Image: Getty Images) In Mumbai, the commercial capital of India, the incidence of infection decreased from 25% to 7%. People began to believe that the epidemic was about to end – something they didn’t dare to think about a few weeks ago. Last month, many hospitals in New Delhi were closed due to lack of oxygen. People are not allowed to be hospitalized to die right in front of the emergency room, in front of the hospital gate, or even on the street. When the situation was less stressful, these hospitals accepted the patients again. At the beginning of April, the infection rate in many rural India was only one digit. But now, this number is skyrocketing. “It’s hard to imagine what’s going on in the rural areas, where infection rates rose from 8% in early April to almost 27% on May 11. “, Professor Rijo M John went to the Indian Institute of Management in Kerala state. According to Mr. John, rural India does not carry out testing much and many patients may be dying because they do not receive treatment. On May 11, Modi’s government dispatched an “oxygen express train” to bring liquid oxygen to COVID-19 hotspots in the southern region. But states need more than that. A few weeks ago, several southern Indian states agreed to share oxygen supplies with each other. This week, some started mentioning ceasing to cooperate. The state government of Kerala says it cannot supply oxygen to neighboring states as it needs to retain the entire supply for the state’s growing demand. Tamil Nadu also made a similar statement, claiming he could not be shared with his poorer neighbor, Andhra Pradesh. Earlier this week in the village of Chausa, Bihar state, people panicked when they found dozens of bodies floating mysteriously on the banks of the Ganges River. No one knows who these people are or how their bodies got there. Even on the evening of May 10, images of decomposing bodies in colorful, bulging and floating bodies floating on the river shook the Indian media. Suspected bodies of COVID-19 have been washed ashore in the Ganges river in the past few days. (Photo: PTI) About 30 bodies have been found, most likely, of patients with COVID-19, officials say. Meanwhile local people said they saw about 100 bodies. “I’ve never seen so many bodies,” Arun Kumar Srivastava, a doctor in Chausa said. When the uneasiness of the villagers of Chausa had not passed, their neighbor witnessed the same scene. Villagers in Gahmar village, Uttar Pradesh state found more than 50 bodies of patients with COVID-19 washed up on the banks of the Ganges River as they passed their villages. Krishna Dutt Mishra, an ambulance driver in Chausa, said many poor people were throwing their loved ones into the river when the cremation price increased from $ 27 (more than 600,000 dong) to 200 dollars (more than 4.6 million dong). At many cremation sites, staff in some places charge five or even 10 times more than the usual price. For many families, this is too much for them.

Na Phac Church Stepping out of the car, appearing in front of us was the “rising” church in the middle of the mountains, built according to the spacious, clean and beautiful Western architecture. Sharing with Tien Phong, Father Joseph Nguyen Van Tinh, curator of Na Phac Cathedral said, in 1979, the border war event occurred. When the war broke out, people went to Na Phap to avoid bullets and bombs. After the war ended, some people returned to Cao Bang, leaving 25 families and took the name of the land of Na Phac (meaning pumpkin field – because there are many pumpkins) to name their teachers. Most of the lay people are Mong and Dao, so the Mass is celebrated in two languages: Kinh and Mong. According to Father Joseph, the whole Bac Kan province now has more than 1,200 parishioners, mainly ethnic minorities, the largest being Mong. Someone is 180 km from the church. That is why on Sunday, this priest has to travel 170km to celebrate Mass. The missionary prospects here are enormous, added Father Joseph. There are about 300 families still wanting to join the religion. Meals of parents and students staying at Na Phac church. Photo: NT In addition to missionary purposes, we join hands with society to bring the children to school. “At first, we traveled a hundred kilometers, we had to leave every household to mobilize parents to send their children to school. However, due to many families facing difficult circumstances, the distance from the school is nearly 100km, all dirt roads and hilly roads, so few children participate. Having mobilized the children, we have to ask for vegetables, rice, food … to feed them, ”said Father Joseph. Father Joseph shared that in the past, this land had only a makeshift house made of laminated wooden slats, covered with palm leaves. Although it is a temporary house, it has 2 functions, both a place for parishioners to pray and a place for children to stay in study. After a period of time, our work has been effective, many helping organizations have so far built a spacious and beautiful cathedral to celebrate Mass and also a “dormitory” for the children. the student. Currently, Na Phac Church has hundreds of pupils living there.

Wash your hair regularly to remove bacteria. Women do not wash their hair every day, but men do it regularly, however, both men and women need to thoroughly exfoliate to get rid of dead skin on the scalp or the bacteria will reside in the area. this area. Don’t forget to give a gentle head massage to remove dandruff, dead skin cells and improve blood flow. Back At least exfoliate 3-4 times a day to reduce the risk of skin infections. You need a reliable tool to exfoliate your back, and if you don’t exfoliate your skin daily, at least exfoliate your skin three to four times a day to reduce the risk of skin infections. The skin under the fingernail Nail clippers help remove dirt. If you don’t clean the skin under your fingernails, bacteria can get in. To clean this skin, you need to soak a cotton swab in soapy water or an antiseptic and clean properly. Nail clippers also help “remove” dirt. Behind the ears The sebum in the ears is the perfect refuge for bacteria, so regular ear cleaning is required. This area is home to the sebaceous glands and sebum secretions, and the sebum is the perfect refuge for bacteria, so washing the area daily is a must. Into warm water and rub the skin behind the ears to clean. Umbilical The belly button is an ideal space for bacteria to multiply. The belly button is an ideal space for bacteria to multiply. To avoid getting an umbilical cord infection, you should soak a cotton swab in standard soapy water or alcohol and wipe your belly button clean. Tongue Everyone use a tongue scraper to clean their tongue every day to get rid of bacteria. Most of us often think that oral hygiene is about cleaning teeth and gums and using mouthwash is enough to clean the tongue but that’s not true, because the tongue is full of bacteria, not cleaning the tongue is also the cause of gas. bad breath. Therefore, everyone should use a tongue scraper to clean their tongue every day. Nape The neck is often damp and this is the perfect place for bacteria. If you have long hair, the back of your neck is often damp and this is the perfect place for bacteria, you can use soap and water, and a wet cloth to clean the area.

To the remote and top areas of the country Right from the beginning of April, calls to form groups, recruiting members from tourism have been active on forums with the theme of travel. Island around the forum Pheo S +, easy to meet schedules far and near. Tran Ngoc Cham’s group (SN 1996) determined the trip moved more than 700km from Hanoi – Mong Cai – Sa Vi cape – Binh Lieu – Hanoi. According to the plan, Cham’s group will welcome the sunset at Sa Vi cape, waiting for dawn on Da Den beach, Tra Co, to visit landmarks 1305, 1300 and 1297 which cannot be ignored when coming to Binh Lieu. These landmarks are located on the border patrol road higher than 700m above sea level, of which 1305 is the biggest challenge when located at the highest mountain and the rugged terrain is known as the “terrible backbone. long “. “I love moving, discovering new and sacred lands of the Fatherland. Vi vu on crooked roads, indulging in rice fields, old forests or sitting next to border landmarks always brings a feeling of feeling.” peaceful feeling, better feeling of national sovereignty and proud of two more Vietnamese languages, “Tran Ngoc Cham said. Cham is working as an office worker in Hanoi, and likes to travel to explore the sacred lands of the country. She said that when she wore a red flag with yellow stars, she touched the top of Fansipang (Lao Cai), Mount Pu Ta Leng (Lai Chau), milestone 0 A Pa Chai (Dien Bien) or landmark Km0 in Cao Bang, Ha Giang… “I have come to many places in the North. For a long time, I cherished to set foot to the first place where the first pen of the S-shaped spread is Sa Vy cape – the northeastern point on the mainland, watching Tra Co Beach. Experiencing a Binh Lieu season without grass, visiting sacred landmarks of the Fatherland … “, said Pro. Ngoc Cham used to come to many places of the country. Photo: NVCC And Nguyen Thuy Van’s group (SN 1991, Hanoi) again scheduled to explore Cao Bang by motorbike. In four days, the journey to visit many cultural and historical sites including Bac Gioc waterfall, Le-nin stream, Pac Bo cave, Ma Phuc pass, Muong Ngao cave, Thach mountain, Quan Son river … The itinerary includes a sightseeing boat ride and kayaking on Ba Be Lake. This is one of the largest natural freshwater lakes in the North, located 150m above sea level and surrounded by mountains that are hundreds of millions of years old. “The trip is an opportunity for us to enjoy the beautiful natural scenery and the revolutionary monuments in Cao Bang”. Go to explore and grow On this holiday, the tour “Connecting big arms” organized by the International Youth Club – IYC Vietnam (under the Vietnam Youth Union Association of Ho Chi Minh City) attracted nearly 30 young people to participate. In addition to club members, there are also young people studying and working in Ho Chi Minh City and neighboring localities. The tour group traveled by motorbike from Ho Chi Minh City to Ba Ria – Vung Tau – Ninh Thuan – Lam Dong – HCMC. Tour trip to donate warm clothes to highland children in Thua Thien – Hue in 2020. Photo: NVCC Ms. Pham Huynh Anh Khue – Vice Chairman of the International Youth Club said, this is the fourth year, the tour has been organized. Tour is an activity to one or more localities, combining to learn, discover and experience the cultural – social characteristics, historical and geographic knowledge of each locality. In addition, combine some social work activities. Each year, the journey involves activities to learn culture – history and social work. In the photo is the program of 2020 in Thua Thien – Hue province. Photo: NVCC This year, the trip to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and the 46th Anniversary of the Liberation of the South for the reunification of the country. The journey will come to the Nui Dinh Base Area, where once hid the first Youth Union cadres of Saigon – Gia Dinh, participated in revolutionary activities, supporting the liberation army. “We chose this place as the first stop for young people to learn and know more about the history of the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Union during the war against the US”, said Ms. Khue. In addition, the journey has activities in Ninh Thuan province such as camping and exploring, experiencing the natural scenery in Mui Dinh, Bao Loc; visit and give gifts to poor Raglay ethnic minorities, give scholarships to students who overcome difficulties to study well in Bac Ai district. According to Ms. Khue, the club is talking to Doan Bac Ai district to visit and give gifts to poor Raglay ethnic minority households. At the same time, awarded 10 scholarships (each worth one million VND) to poor students who overcome difficulties and do well. The scholarship money is deducted from the club’s fund, which is donated annually from many funding activities, such as organizing the TOEIC – IELTS mock test … “Every year, the journey has new activities and content. One of the highlights of this year’s journey is to visit and stay at the houses of the Raglay ethnic group in Bac Ai district. This activity just helps young people. easily learn and feel the cultural life of the people here; as well as create harmony and understanding to promote the spirit of volunteerism and educate the spirit of mutual love “, Ms. Khue shared . ac

The tube house design is a popular urban choice. With a limited amount of land, tube houses are a popular choice in urban areas. 2-storey tube house meets criteria such as construction cost, simple design, area of ​​3-4 people living comfortably. Not only that, this type of house still allows the homeowner to have a variation of architecture, invest in beautiful frontage … Design diagram of a 2-storey tube house model. L-shaped 2-storey house model The L-shaped house model is often suitable for families in rural areas with large land areas. The L-shaped 2-storey house model is suitable for the tastes and needs of residents in rural areas due to its wide area, easy design and construction. With a cost of only a few hundred million VND, you can completely build a comfortable and comfortable 2-storey house for your family. Layout plan of the 1st floor of the L-shaped house. Model 2-storey house with Thai roof With a smaller land area, rural houses can still design a 2-storey and 3-bedroom Thai roof model. This type of house has a reasonable construction cost but still ensures a comfortable living space for the family. This type of house also has the advantage of not being outdated, heat resistant, waterproof more effective than flat roofs. The roof is usually roofed with tile, so it does not cause unpleasant noise like corrugated iron roofs. Design drawing of the first floor. Model 2-storey house with square roof With square plots, you can still design a beautiful house. There is no need to worry because the house does not have a deep head, but only need to arrange the room, the interior is reasonable, the house still ensures aesthetic elements and makes use of all areas. Design drawing of the first floor of the house is square 8x8m. Sample house 2 floors 1 tum Model of a 2-storey 1-tum house is a popular design that is popular in both urban and rural areas. The tum at the top does not require large construction costs like a complete floor but still provides more usable area. You can use this area as a place to do laundry, dry your clothes or turn into a green garden for your home to feel more fresh. Design drawing of the attic floor.

Regular use of scented sprays or soaps can cause gynecological infections (Artwork) Strong alkaline soaps or sprays that are used regularly will cause the vaginal area to be irritated and damaged because this is a very hypersensitive area and leads to the penetration of harmful bacteria. cause vaginitis. Also, soap or shower gel is definitely not the ideal choice when it comes to cleaning your genitals. Because these products often come with chemicals with high alkalinity that easily change the pH concentration inside the vagina, causing irritation to the skin lining of the vagina, making women feel itchy and uncomfortable. Touch the genital area with dirty hands Using dirty hands to clean the “private area” is like inviting bacteria to enter the body. Therefore, whenever cleaning your genitals, it is most important to wash your hands well. In addition, if using loofah in the shower, wash well before using. This step helps to remove dirt, bacteria in the loofah and prevent their invasion inside. Use sanitary napkins daily Using tampons every day too often causes gynecological infections (Artwork) According to the gynecologist, the frequent use of tampons every day will make the secret area more secret and more likely to lead to gynecological infections. Use hair removal cream The borne hair has a certain protective function against mechanical impacts, friction from outside. However, if the genital area is too dense, it will partly affect the aesthetics as well as the excretion of sweat. Therefore, many women choose to remove hair quickly with bleaching cream. Hair removal creams are thought to be harmless but a major cause of vaginal infections (Artwork) The depilatory creams often make the texture of the hair weak and brittle, just after 10 minutes of use and using a soft cloth to wipe the hairs can separate. However, bleaching creams that are not suitable for genital skin can cause allergies and infections that are dangerous for women.

Tourists move on Quan Lan island commune. (Source: Quang Ninh Newspaper) 10/4 evening, at Quan Lan island commune , The People’s Committee of Van Don district (Quang Ninh) announced the Decision of the People’s Committee of Quang Ninh province to recognize Quan Lan-Minh Chau Tourist Area , Van Don district is the tourist area of ​​the province. According to the plan, two communes on Minh Chau and Quan Lan islands of Van Don district were built to become High-class eco-tourism area , service Tourist Resort high-end. It is expected that the total planned tourist area of ​​these two island communes is over 4,360ha; of which Minh Chau commune is about 724ha, Quan Lan commune is about 3,636ha; Out of this land area, there are 2,750ha of land in Canh Cuoc, Mang island, Sao Ba island, Giai island, Soi Sat island, about 1,610ha of wetland and water surface. Planning orientation of the center of Quan Lan commune is developed into an old quarter with night activities. New houses will be arranged in existing residential areas in the center of two island communes. The area of ​​the main road across the island will give priority to service works associated with commercial and mixed services of high quality. The hilly and mountainous area will take advantage of the views and landscapes to develop high-end resorts. In the coastal area, resort beaches will be developed in association with the protection of Tram forest ecosystem, special-use forest, and mangrove ecosystem. Minh Chau and Quan Lan island communes are located on Quan Lan island, located in the middle of Bai Tu Long bay, associated with the history of Van Don commercial port. The beaches on Quan Lan Island are long, white sand, smooth, and clear blue water differentiate Quan Lan from the northern beaches. As an ancient trading port of Van Don, the island has Quan Lan Lighthouse built by the French in the early 19th century with clusters of relics of communal houses, pagodas and temples. In particular, this sea area has specialties such as rock crabs, sea urchin crabs, sea cucumbers, sea cucumbers, and rare seafood only developed in this sea area. At the announcement ceremony, a number of activities were held: a welcome show, motorbike parade of the Quang Ninh Federation of Motorcycles and Sports Bikes on the road to the two communes of Quan Lan island – Minh Chau. The announcement ceremony is an opportunity to promote the image of the land, people, tourism products of Van Don island district to tourists, domestic and foreign investors, creating a variety of activities to serve guests. playing when visiting tourism in the district; at the same time, raising people’s awareness of the mission of developing tourism products, contributing to building Van Don as a friendly, safe and attractive destination. This is also an activity in response to a chain of events to stimulate tourism in Quang Ninh province and Van Don district in 2021./.

Staff installing a 5G base station in Korea. Photo: Koreabizwire According to the ministry above, carriers include SK Telecom Co., KT Corp. and LG Uplus Corp. signed an agreement so that 5G users could access the high-speed network of any other service provider they registered in 131 remote locations across South Korea. Accordingly, 5G users will be able to use another carrier’s network in places where their service provider does not have coverage. The Ministry of Science and ICT said telecom carriers will test network sharing systems before the end of the year and aim to fully phased in by 2024. Remote areas selected to provide 5G network sharing are sparsely populated, with a population density of 92 people / km2, while areas that do not share 5G networks have a population density of 3,490. person / km2. The move to share 5G networks comes as South Korea is racing to establish 5G coverage nationwide, with network equipment currently installed in major cities. In July 2020, the three major South Korean carriers pledged to invest up to 25,700 billion won (23.02 billion USD) to upgrade the network infrastructure by 2020. As of February 2021, South Korea has 13.66 million 5G subscribers, accounting for about 19% of the country’s total mobile network subscribers. South Korea was the first country in the world to commercialize 5G networks in April 2019.