In the past, Dam Vac (Vinh Phuc) had many fish and shrimps, and the inhabitants of the lagoon were proficient in fishing. Dam Vac has a village called Moi village. The whole hamlet is on a promontory like a peninsula in the middle of a lagoon. The whole village has only 5.7 shack roofs. The greatest assets are the boat and the nets. Every day, children wrap clothes in raincoats and swim to the shore to go to school. You guys enthusiastically taught us how to catch lots of fish. Some of us from To Hieu secondary school came back to Cau Phao, two friends from Moi hamlet looked at the lagoon, looked up at the sky, and watched the treetops sway in the wind. Suddenly a friend shouted: Go immediately get a big basket to catch fish. Sure enough, about half an hour later, schools of fish swam back and forth and rushed at each other, racing to jump ashore. I have never seen a fish jump like that. Everyone competes to collect fish. An old woman shouted: “Don’t make the fish jump”. But after seeing too many fish, she also gave up the taboo and rushed to catch fish. In the morning, our children did not study, we went fishing. I fished forever but the fish did not catch the bait. The brother sitting next to him kept jerking. My grandfather told me that my long-shouldered son only went to work as a student, and his younger brother killed fish. At noon, some of us went to catch boys. The mussels of the Vac lagoon were very large, at first we kept carrying the plastic pot, pushing the pot while stepping on the mud to fumble. When you see a boy, you dive down to catch it. Later, the friends in Moi village taught how to catch with a stick. Choose two bamboo sticks to tie the rope, the two boys pull the rope on the bottom of the dress. Seeing that there are mussels and fishes, they quickly dive down to catch them. It only takes about two hours to fill the pot of mussels. Hai’s friend from Vien Nine is very good at catching. According to Dan Khai Quang, those who live far away from the lagoon also went to catch them. In the afternoon, we invited each other to the banks of the lagoon with many caves to fish for rice husks, and in the afternoon my brother and I caught dozens of fish. Every child is fat. At dusk, both the boys and girls of the brick village invited each other to go fishing for shrimp. The fishing rod is just a small bamboo branch, the fishing line is a white thread, and the hook is a bent bicycle brake line. Big and delicious crayfish, you can even catch the back of the basket. There are many ways to fish with nets, fishing nets, cymbals… Many households live by fishing. Why in the old days (in the 60s and 70s of the last century) shrimp and fish were so plentiful and delicious. Oh, when I go home, I wish I could be like the old days!

Largest Lake Windermere in England The romantic wedding photography session turns tragic when the precious diamond engagement ring unfortunately falls into the lake. Lucky for the couple Rebecca Chaukria and Viki Patel found a ‘gentleman’ right before the official wedding ceremony. Angus Hosking, a free diver, received a wedding invitation after finding an engagement ring that fell from a woman’s hand at the bottom of Britain’s largest lake. Rebecca Chaukria, the girl who lost her engagement ring, said the special gift fell from her hand while taking wedding photos on a breakwater at Lake Windermere, the largest natural lake in the UK. Viki Patel, her fiance, said that despite his best efforts, he could not see through the water to find a ring for Rebecca Chaukria. The couple returned to the hotel and contacted freediver Angus Hosking. This man quickly ran to and dived into the lake in search of a white gold ring with diamonds. Hosking used an underwater metal detector to search for the ring and within 20 minutes, after a few false detections, he brought the ring ashore and returned it to the couple. Viki Patel described the freelancer as an ‘excellent guy’, and when Angus Hosking returned to shore, the couple repeatedly thanked him. Angus Hosking is a volunteer with the Lake District diving center in Windermere. Previously, he helped clean up the lake, find and return items such as phones, rings, cameras and other valuables to tourists.

The boots finally landed and Didi is about to go on the market.

On June 11, Didi formally submitted the IPO prospectus to the SEC, with the stock code “DIDI”. Many media reported that Didi’s valuation at the time of the IPO may reach around US$100 billion. According to data from PitchBook, after a round of financing in August last year, Didi’s latest valuation was US$62 billion and was supported by investment giants such as SoftBank, Alibaba and Tencent. This means that the valuation of Didi Chuxing has risen by more than 50% in the past year.

This is related to the recent re-approval of shared travel by capital. Uber’s closing price on the first trading day of 2020 was $31.37 per share. As of the close of trading on June 10, 2021, Uber’s stock price is US$49.55 per share, and the latest total market value is US$92.746 billion. In one year, Uber’s stock price rose nearly 60%.

There are many mysteries surrounding Didi. For example, is it profitable? How many people will realize their dream of getting rich in the listing carnival? As Didi submits its prospectus, these “fogs” are dispersing.

Another wealth creation movement

Public information shows that Didi Chuxing has conducted about 21 rounds of financing before, with a total financing of more than 20 billion U.S. dollars. Investors include investment institutions such as SoftBank China, Jinshajiang Venture Capital, Hillhouse Capital, and Sequoia Capital, as well as Apple, Toyota, and Tencent. , Alibaba, Ant Group and other companies. According to a rough estimate, Didi Chuxing has more than 41 institutional investors, many of whom are old shareholders who have been with them for many years and have raised multiple rounds.

Every super IPO is a capital feast, which will give birth to rich people in batches, and even change the ranking of the Forbes rich list. At the same time, workers from big factories have also directly entered the upstart class.

So what is the specific shareholding ratio? According to the prospectus, among institutional investors, Softbank Vision Fund Entity holds 21.5% of shares and 21.5% of voting rights; Uber holds 12.8% of shares and 12.8% of voting rights; Tencent holds 6.8% of shares and 6.8% of voting rights. .

Cheng Wei, founder, chairman and CEO of Didi

As for individual shareholders, Didi’s founder, chairman and CEO Cheng maintains a 7% stake in Didi and 15.4% of the voting rights; Didi co-founder and president Liu Qing holds 1.7% of the shares and 6.7% of the voting rights; Senior Deputy Eight directors and executives, including President Zhu Jingshi, Chief Technology Officer Zhang Bo, and CEO Sun Shu of the ride-hailing business, have not shown specific data because their shareholding ratio is less than 1%.

However, the prospectus mentions that Didi executives and directors together hold 10.5% of the equity and 20.1% of the voting rights. This also means that these 8 directors and executives together hold approximately 1.8% of Didi’s shares, which is about 0.225% per person on average.

If calculated according to Didi’s USD 100 billion valuation, Cheng Wei’s net worth is approximately USD 7 billion (approximately RMB 44.7 billion). According to the real-time data of the Forbes World Rich List, Cheng Wei will be ranked about 390 on this list; Liu Qing’s net worth will exceed 1.7 billion U.S. dollars (about 10.8 billion yuan), and the average net worth of the other eight executives will be 225 million U.S. dollars. (About 1.44 billion yuan). This also means that with the listing of Didi, two tens of billions and eight billionaires will be born.

In addition to this, “beating up workers” is also a beneficiary of the wealth creation plan. The prospectus shows that as of the end of May 2021, employees and consultants have a total of 48.08 million common stock options, with a shareholding ratio of approximately 4.267%, and the grant period is from March 2015 to April 2021. If calculated according to the valuation of 100 billion US dollars, the value of this part of the stock will be close to 27.25 billion yuan.

At present, the prospectus does not mention the number of employee shareholding platforms. If calculated according to the total shareholding, the average per person is more than 1.71 million yuan. As of the end of 2020, Didi has 15,914 full-time employees worldwide.

Looking at history, similar stories have been unfolding in the past two decades:

Tencent went public in 2004, and the original equity created 5 billionaires, 7 multimillionaires and more than 100 millionaires;

A total of 8 billionaires, 50 millionaires and about 250 millionaires were born in Baidu’s IPO;

When 360 went public, Zhou Hongyi had a net worth of approximately US$1 billion, and each employee held a stock market value of US$480,000;

Xiaomi’s prospectus mentions that 7,126 people have entered the equity incentive plan. The pre-IPO employee share option plan’s incentive quota is approximately US$6.96 billion, or US$976,700 per capita.

The most recent example is that on February 5 this year, Kuaishou landed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and its stock price soared to 393.6 Hong Kong dollars per share, with a market value of over 1.2 trillion Hong Kong dollars. Benefiting from this, Kuaishou co-founder and CEO Su Hua and co-founder and chief product officer Cheng Yixiao have net worth of US$18.7 billion and US$14.8 billion. In addition, Kuaishou Technology’s other two individual shareholders, Yinxin and Yang Yuanxi, entered the Forbes new billionaires queue for US$3.1 billion and US$2.7 billion respectively.

At the same time, according to the Kuaishou prospectus, Kuaishou has a shareholding platform with 4,551 employees. As of September 30, 2020, a total of 524 million Class B shares have been subscribed. According to the stock price of Kuaishou at the time of listing, the per capita net worth exceeds 30 million Hong Kong dollars.

This quickly gave birth to a group of Internet upstarts. After Kuaishou went public, an employee said in an interview that he had worked in Kuaishou for more than 3 years and held shares worth nearly 30 million yuan. After deducting 45% of personal income tax, he received about 16.5 million yuan.

To buy a house?

After the “beaters” turned into upstarts, their needs were also very simple-to buy a house.

For example, last year, when Ant Group was preparing to go public, housing prices in Hangzhou boiled, and some owners increased their prices by one million overnight, and Wenzhou real estate speculators joined the panic buying.

This situation happens from time to time in cities where the Internet is concentrated, such as Shenzhen and Beijing. Taking Beijing as an example, the current Internet industry is roughly distributed in four major sectors: Baidu, Tencent, Kuaishou, Xiaomi, Sina, etc. are gathered in Houchang Village; Ali, Meituan, Momo, etc. in Wangjing; JD.com stands out in Yizhuang; BYTE Beating, Shangtang, and iQiyi remain in Zhongguancun.

The area where these companies are located is also a hot spot for real estate transactions in Beijing. In an interview with the Economic Observer, a real estate consultant in the Dongxiaokou sector in Changping, Beijing revealed that Ali, Tencent and Kuaishou employees mostly bought large units of 140 square meters, aged around 30; Baidu employees mainly purchased 88, 110 square meters. Buyers of the medium-sized apartment are younger, and the youngest is only 24 years old. In the small apartment of 65 square meters, the employees of Netease, Sina and Meituan accounted for the majority.

In terms of user portraits, customers with Internet backgrounds are less price-sensitive, and generally grab good floors and apartment types; and the pace of buying houses is very fast, and many of them are booked after reading them. Even during the epidemic, the sales offices were closed, and some Internet and financial industry customers had never seen what the house looked like, so they paid the full payment and booked the house remotely.

In many cases, it is these “beaters” who have become the sales champions among real estate consultants. There was a real estate consultant who sold over a hundred houses to upstarts in half a year. For this reason, real estate consultants even change their working hours. It is normal to leave work at 12 o’clock in the evening. The sales office is staffed 24 hours a day in order to adapt to the work rhythm of Internet people 996 and 007.

Of course, the reason why these technology upstarts have become the main buyers of houses in some areas is that on the one hand, the personal wealth increase brought about by the listing, on the other hand, most Internet companies can help solve the household registration or work residence permit. At the same time, some companies will also provide employees with interest-free or low-interest loans of about 500,000 yuan as employee housing benefits.

After Didi goes public, similar stories may continue to repeat itself. The real estate agent has been “just about to move.”

Source: Capital Detective Zhou Yongliang

Located on the river right in the heart of Hai Duong city, Hai Duong province is a small hamlet of the people in the fishing boat village. One of the families who have lived here the longest is Mr and Mrs. Vu Thi To and Cao Van Vuong. This family has 9 people including 3 generations. To’s youngest son, before going to work abroad, participated in many swimming competitions for 9 years and won many excellent medals. Although the house is small, Mrs. To has a special place to display her son’s medal. Currently, on the houseboat, there are Mrs. To and her husband and the youngest son with 2 grandsons. Although it is a houseboat, but with the help of families on the shore, the house always has electricity and clean water. The daily livelihood of Mr and Mrs To as well as most of the people in the village is fishing. From dawn, Mrs. To wakes up to prepare tools and waits for her husband to pick up the boat. Like Mrs. To’s family, after returning from fishing, they often hold a market right on the front bank of the barrier dike wall. The markets usually start around 3pm every day. The people in the fishing village consider each other as family members, they are willing to share the work and the work of this house is also that of the other. When this family goes fishing at night and cannot return to take their children to school, another family will take the children to school. Children’s way to school is also very special. Many households do not make a bridge to the mainland but use another small boat to move. When the day’s work was basically completed, the men in the village rested, played chess to relax, and bonded more with the village. In the evening, the houseboat also lights up to prepare a full and warm family meal, mixed with the laughter of children.

Virtual life and death! Recently on many travel forums, the story of a tourist posting photos of starfish dying dry due to being taken ashore to take pictures of “virtual life” in Rach Vem, Phu Quoc has attracted a lot of attention. Most of the comments are outraged by the ignorant actions of some young people that lead to the undue death of the marine species that is the symbol of this sea. Getting starfish ashore has become a “habit” of some tourists. On websites, many accounts constantly share check-in pictures of celebrities who use starfish as virtual living tools without knowing that just a few dozen seconds from the water surface, the starfish will die now. Prof. Dr. Do Cong Thung, Chairman of the Scientific Council of the Institute of Marine Resources and Environment, said that starfish breathe through the legs and papillae (tiny particles spread all over the body). These tubular legs and papillae are equipped with a very thin layer of tissue, allowing gases to pass easily, whether inhaling oxygen (O2) or exhaling carbon dioxide (CO2), in a process known as is diffuse. Unlike fish with only two gills, the starfish is covered with papillae throughout the body. In other words, their “noses” or “gills” are scattered all over the body surface. When not in water, starfish not only cannot absorb the necessary oxygen. Therefore, they cannot remove carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide (CO) from the body. This leads to carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide poisoning and causes death. Most starfish can only hold their breath for less than 30 seconds. Sea stars, sea cucumbers and corals, are naturally born with fragile, fragile creatures. Just a light touch can hurt them. The act of bringing them out of the water is a brutal act of killing this endemic aquatic species. “When taken out of the water, starfish will die within about a minute. The act of catching starfish out of the water to take pictures is very dangerous. It threatens the life of this species. Beaches with starfish need to give warnings, otherwise starfish species will be in danger of scarcity and extinction, losing the value of marine habitat “, Prof.Dr Do Cong Thung said. And Mr. Nguyen Linh Ngoc, a marine conservation expert in Phu Quoc, said that many tourists take starfish out of the water to take pictures, then drop them right away. But when left in the sun on the shore, they die quickly. Starfish have no economic value like sea cucumber or seahorse. Starfish are normal seafood objects. It is not an ecological indicator animal of little scientific value. It is a crustacean that no one eats because it doesn’t have meat. Tourists like mainly the shape it looks like a star. In terms of marine conservation, there is also no regulation prohibiting the exploitation of starfish because this species is not included in the conservation list. But starfish create beautiful scenery for the marine environment, attracting huge visitors. Therefore, the protection of starfish mainly depends on the awareness of visitors as well as reminders of the resorts. An important role in the ecosystem Vietnam has 60 different species of starfish distributed along the coast from North to South, Nha Trang Bay alone has discovered 20 species belonging to 16 genera, 11 families and 4 orders. In Cat Ba, Hai Phong, a starfish beach with an area of ​​up to 5 hectares is home to shallow trench starfish and deep-trench starfish with a high density of about 20 individuals / m2. Starfish food is fish, snails, clams, squid, shrimp and other molluscs. Some starfish species have the ability to turn their stomachs out to cover large foods and then digest themselves outside of their bodies. Vietnam has species such as starfish, blue starfish, pillow starfish, crunchy starfish … Each different species has a certain role, contributing to the general ecosystem, especially creating continuity in the chain. Food that once this food chain is destroyed will have a little or no impact on an entire ecosystem. Mr. Le Chien, Head of Sasa Marine Life Rescue Center, said that touching, holding, touching and catching starfish and sea creatures ashore is extremely offensive. It is being strongly condemned in many countries around the world. When people touch marine organisms, bacteria and chemicals from sunscreen, soap … on their hands can attack directly on their soft tissue. Organisms that have never been exposed and that do not have immune systems to bacteria from humans will be severely affected, even if they may not die immediately. In addition, starfish are only capable of sun exposure for a certain period of time, so bringing them ashore is extremely dangerous. In addition, not all marine life is harmless to humans. If you touch the wrong starfish species, people can be burned, shocked and killed. Not to mention there are many other toxic species such as snail. This job is also playing with their lives and loved ones. Prof.Dr Do Cong Thung said, starfish is a key species (keystone species) in the ecosystem. They are omnivores that feed mainly on scavengers, molluscs, small fish, algae or organic residues. There are more than 1,900 species of starfish around the world, living in all depths of the oceans. They play a very important role in the organic circulation, operating the ecosystem in which they exist. Therefore, the absence or degradation of starfish can lead to the collapse of the marine ecosystem.

Located in Century Park on the shores of Haikou Bay (China), the project covers an area of ​​4,397 square meters, with a construction area of ​​1,380 square meters. The library has a capacity of 10,000 books as well as a multifunctional audio-visual area. A library of integrated entertainment facilities is open to the public free of charge. Meanwhile, the northern area of ​​the building has a coffee shop, public toilets, unobstructed toilets, showers, children’s reading room, public rest area and roof garden … The open architecture allows people to freely explore and have a feeling of being in nature. The design of the cave shape with each layer is not easy to open, giving the reader comfort and stimulating the imagination. The building is located adjacent to the sea, highly artistic. The building’s circular openings capture natural light and blur the boundaries between architecture and nature. In addition, the circular plots create a natural ventilation effect to cool the building in Haikou’s warm year-round climate. The reading area facing the sea facing the sea between the first floor and the second floor is not only for reading but also a place to organize cultural exchange activities. Children’s reading area is isolated from the main reading space, where there are skylights, vents, niches that stimulate children’s desire to explore. The structural form creates some semi-outdoor spaces, this is also a great space for people to read and overlook the sea. The interior and exterior of the building are cast in flat concrete to create the connection. Architect Ma Yansong said: “Spirit is the core value of architecture. It contributes to the humanistic atmosphere of a city. We want this building to be an urban space that people love. and an inevitable part of everyday life Architecture, art, humanity, and nature meet here, opening up a journey of discovering your imagination and appreciating the meaning that looks Bring different beauties to their lives ”.

Ha Long Fish Market is famous until now because it usually meets at midnight to morning. But not so that the market is empty. In contrast, the market is extremely crowded and bustling. In the middle of the night, when fishing boats and seafood dock at the port, the wholesale price is set. Each basket, each barrel of fresh seafood such as crab, squid, shrimp, crab, … are loaded ashore. At this time, many traders and people were waiting to choose goods. These early market goers are considered “connoisseurs” because here, fresh seafood from fishermen’s hands is affordable. The brighter the sky, the more crowded people flock to the market. Some people go to the gymnasium also to pop in to buy fresh seafood for their families. Strabismus has tourists walking around, taking photos of Ha Long fish market in the early morning. In addition, traders from neighboring provinces also beat a convoy of vehicles here to collect seafood to sell everywhere. Because, Quang Ninh seafood is famous all over the country for its freshness, deliciousness and sweetness. Some pictures of the bustling fish market soon in the city. Ha Long: At midnight, fishing ships docked with fresh seafood Boat owners begin work to load seafood ashore Fresh fish is available for sale at the fish market A quick sleep of a fish merchant at the market The busiest ‘not sleeping’ fish market in Ha Long The people of Ha Long go to the fish market early to buy fresh fish from the boat Fresh seafood is carried on the market, every barrel As the morning comes, the market is busier with buyers and sellers Anyone who has a need to preliminarily process fish small businesses is also happy to serve them People who go to the market early are said to be ‘connoisseurs’ because it is fresh and affordable Cars from neighboring provinces also come here to buy seafood Small traders also take advantage of buying enough goods to go to other markets to sell “Shipper squadron” waiting to deliver goods to those in need

The image of starfish dying dry on the sand after tourists arranged for pictures (Photo: NVCC)

The female tourist thought that some people wanted beautiful photos, so they arranged starfish to take pictures. But when they finished shooting, they left the starfish that burned dry in the sun. Frustrated by the lack of awareness of a part of tourists, she decided to share this story on travel forums. Since then, most of the online community have expressed their dissatisfaction and criticized the above behavior.

Over the past time, the trend of “taking photos with starfish” has become a “hot trend” today. Just type the keyword “starfish Phu Quoc”, within 0.64 seconds, google gave 48,300,000 related results. This shows how much interest and searching internet users have for this marine species.

In fact, it is normal to take pictures with the natural landscape in each trip and then share and introduce them to everyone. The incident is not worth criticizing if the photographer respects and does not affect the natural environment. Putting starfish on the sandy beach and then leaving it not only shows a lack of awareness in public (creating more trash for the beach), but more harmful than affecting the environmental ecosystem and marine resources.

Whether carefree or intentional, bringing starfish ashore to take pictures and then “neglected” is difficult to accept. Not to mention, the “holding, holding, touching” starfish can also cause negative effects if human hands carry viruses and bacteria harmful to marine organisms. Even so, many opinions even say that bringing starfish to the sandy beach to take pictures and then released back into the seawater is also harmful to starfish.

Starfish is the common name for the echinoderms of the class Asteroidea. There are currently about 1,800 living starfish species present in all oceans of the world. Starfish are present in a wide range from tidal flats to abyss (6,000 m). Most of them have a symmetrical 5-armed star shape with a central center point. However, there will be individual starfish species with up to 10, 20 and even 40 arms.

Starfish as well as other types of marine life contribute to the general ecosystem, creating continuity in the food chain. Once this food chain is damaged excessively, it will reduce the number of populations in the ecosystem, reduce biodiversity, loss of landscape.

In many countries, even tourists will be severely fined for touching marine creatures such as corals to take pictures. In Vietnam, the application of sanctions like this in tourist destinations is not much. However, the Law on resources and environment of sea and islands No. 82/2015 / QH13 passed by the National Assembly on June 25, 2015 clearly states the rights, obligations and responsibilities of agencies, organizations and individuals in the general management of natural resources, protection of the environment of the sea and islands of Vietnam. In which, content No. 5 in Article 8 of the Law clearly shows the prohibited acts: Destroying or degrading the environment, marine and island ecosystems.

Protection of marine environment contributes to ensuring the diversity of marine ecosystems (Artwork: Phuquocxanh.com)

Looking at the world wide, the issue of environmental protection, marine and island ecosystems has also been noticed for a long time. Many international conventions on the protection of the marine environment have been established, creating a basis and legal corridor for preserving the marine environment and preventing pollution at sea. In particular, the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS 1982) has established the basic provisions for the conservation of marine life. UNCLOS 1982 not only defines the obligations of countries to protect the marine environment, but also dedicates a separate section on the protection and preservation of the marine environment.

Perhaps it’s time to change our perception, behavior, and habits while traveling. Instead of littering and affecting the living environment, it is necessary to consciously preserve and protect the landscape and the diversity of the ecosystem. The story of starfish in Phu Quoc is just one example, a testament to the “carefree”, “carefree” of people in front of nature. The time has come, each of us needs to contribute and join hands to build a healthy and sustainable ecosystem, for our own health, our lives! ./.

According to the owner of the photo, the scene of starfish dying dry, lying on the sand was taken at noon on April 2. Previously, this female tourist and her family were transported by the taxi driver and introduced it as “a beach with many stars and arranged into a heart shape”.

Upon arrival, this visitor was surprised to witness the scene of a dead starfish basking in the sun. This person then took the photo and posted the story on social media.

The photo of dry starfish on the coast of Phu Quoc

Frustrated by the above incident, Mr. Le Chien, representative of Marine Life Rescue Center, said that this situation happened a few years ago, not just recently.

We need to know that starfish play an important role in the ecosystem. People call starfish a key type. Without such a key species, the surrounding ecosystem will collapse.

Starfish has the characteristic of being alive above all temperatures. No matter what environment they live in, they play an important role in that ecosystem, but many people take starfish ashore to take pictures and let them die. This situation has a very low general assessment of Vietnamese people’s consciousness.

“We have many foreign volunteers, sometimes they come to Vietnam to play and meet the scene where Vietnamese people catch sea animals and leave them on the shore, all foreigners have a very offensive impression. jobs on.

However, this work with Vietnamese people is as natural and innocent as meals. That is really sad, expressing the common sense of society “-anh Chien shared.

According to the representative of the Marine Life Rescue Center, people in the countryside or the city when traveling are the same, it is lack of knowledge about the sea.

The story of the starfish is like the story of the coral, really to solve the above problem requires handling sanctions. Although the Marine Life Rescue Center has repeatedly proposed this issue to higher levels, it still cannot solve it because there is no penalty.

Our country needs a penalty to strictly punish violators. If Thai and Filipinos just touch the coral and be photographed, that tourist will be ordered to deport and pay a large fine. However, in Vietnam, there is no force to check.

Bringing starfish to shore and then letting them die for photography is very offensive. (Illustration)

“Summarizing to solve and limit the above things, we have to do in 3 aspects. The first is the community communication aspect by giving scientific knowledge to tourists, especially people. local people.

Only local people who understand, they will work enthusiastically and supervise closely. The second is in terms of education, it is necessary to provide more information about the environment, about marine life and forests in order to make tourists travel for civilization.

Finally, it is imperative to have a sanction against both foreigners and Vietnamese when violating “-anh Chien emphasized.

In addition, the representative of the Marine Life Rescue Center shared more about the current tourism situation in our country.

According to Chien, 90% of tourism businesses make mistakes and put visitors at risk. For example, if you go diving to see coral, they will give you a life jacket, diving goggles, and a breathing tank, that’s absolutely wrong and internationally forbids it. When guests wear life jackets into the water, the body will be difficult to control and even people die in the coral reef because corals cut into arteries.

“When in the water, all the tourists trampling on we must accept and correct mistakes, even go to replant the coral, but will not interfere at that time because it will affect the customer’s lives and of ourselves.

Not to mention that there are many types of corals, some are poisonous and many tourists do not necessarily understand this. The image of starfish dying dry on the shore made many people get up, but looking at the tourist picture of Vietnam, it was really bad, ugly …

According to preliminary information, at that time, the California high-speed patrol police ordered the driver of the white Maserati Levante luxury SUV to stop. However, instead of obeying the commands, the driver who drove this car pedaled away on the Interstate 580 highway.

At this time, the driver of the Maserati Levante runs at a high speed of more than 100 miles / h (about 160 km / h). After making a short run, the Maserati Levante got off the highway. Instead of going straight, the driver of the luxury SUV drove to the left and then lost control to “soar” up the embankment below under the flyover. The quick dash while disoriented when the car got stuck, plugged its head to the pinch between under the flyover and the embankment.

Running away from the police, the maserati luxury car “plugged in”, squashed under the flyover

Fortunately, the 32-year-old man who was driving the Maserati Levante escaped death and was only injured and was hospitalized.

“It is unbelievable that he did not lose his life,” said David Arias, representative of the California high speed patrol police force. “It is insane that he is still alive.”

At the scene of the accident, the Maserati Levante was badly damaged in the front, rear and roof of the vehicle. Fragments of a luxury SUV were scattered on the embankment.

The luxury car was seriously damaged after the accident.

Through pictures of the car’s accident, this Maserati Levante is identified as part of the standard S Granlusso. The car is equipped with a V6 petrol engine, a twin-turbocharged 3.0L, that produces a maximum capacity of 430 horsepower and a maximum torque of 580 Nm. Maserati Levante S Granlusso accelerates from 0-100 km / h in 5.2 seconds before reaching a top speed of 264 km / h.

In the US market, Maserati Levante S Granlusso currently has prices ranging from 78,290 to 94,290 USD, depending on equipment.

Chi Bao (according to Hotcars)

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