The trick that is considered very dangerous today is that reactionary objects fake official information pages, using tricks to create fake websites, fanpages, blogs, facebook, taking the names of agencies. , individual leaders of the Party, State and a number of departments, ministries, branches and localities to spread fake news, bad news, toxic, to cause conflicts, internal divisions, even many websites and blogs Facebook posts information and images very deeply about internal issues, causing skepticism and confusion among officials, party members and the people. For example, the recent fake fan page “Central Propaganda Department” is an example. This fake fanpage has attracted hundreds of likes, hundreds of followers and posted unreliable information. More dangerously, on the social network youtube, with just a simple search, users can access thousands of videos with content related to Party and State personnel; fabricated, slanderous, libelous and defamatory information about Party and State leaders. However, many of these videos, although presented as a news report by the media, in fact the content inside is speculation, fabrication, and false information about standardization work. congress, especially the Party’s personnel work. To create trust for viewers, the subjects are also willing to create their own logos, using images of Party and State leaders, and then attach them to sensational headlines. Leaders of Thanh Hoa Provincial Police spoke at a meeting of the 35 provincial Steering Committees on protecting the Party’s ideological foundation and fighting against wrong and hostile views. Not only appropriating the people’s trust, the deeper purpose of reactionary and hostile forces is to sabotage the Party and State, divide the Party and State with the People, and sabotage the great unity bloc. nation. Detecting and identifying sophisticated tricks and schemes of reactionary objects in order to take measures to fight and oppose is one of the top priority tasks of the current functional forces. The authorities recommend that, in order to avoid falling into the extremely sophisticated “information trap” of hostile forces, each citizen himself needs to stay awake, raise vigilance, properly identify and proactively prevent prevent, fight, prevent, and expose distorting claims of hostile forces. When approaching websites, it is necessary to be vigilant, verify and compare information with official sources, absolutely do not share or comment on articles of unknown source, first of all to protect themselves, then contribute to creating the spiritual strength of the community, firmly defending the ideological foundation of the Party against the plots of “peaceful evolution” by opportunists and reactionaries.

Especially, in the first quarter of this year, Vietnam’s mango exports earned 125.2 million USD, up 30.6% over the same period in 2020. However, these days, the price of mangoes at the market has dropped sharply. For example: An Giang low-seeded mangoes are reduced to 9,000-15,000 VND/kg depending on the type, many places sell for 15,000 VND/kg, Vip Taiwanese mangoes are only 7,000 VND/kg, Australian mangoes are advertised. As for export goods, the price has also decreased to 15,000 VND/kg,… Not only that, mangoes are also landing in the markets in extremely large quantities. So, on the “online market” instead of selling by weight as before, mangoes are now sold in sets of several pounds or sold in boxes. Mangoes are being sold on the “web market” for as cheap as vegetables Wholesalers said that currently Vietnamese mangoes are as cheap as vegetables, retail by weight, shipping is more expensive than mangoes. So, they switched to selling in sets of a few pounds or in boxes for convenience. Ordering a whole box of 15kg Taiwanese mangoes for only 95,000 VND, Ms. Doan Thi Thanh Hai from Nguyen Cong Hoan (Ba Dinh, Hanoi), said: “A box for only 95,000 VND, the price is only about 6,700 VND/ kg”. According to Ms. Hai, in the past, she often had to buy Taiwanese mangoes with flat seeds at the price of 35,000-45,000 VND/kg depending on the time. 4 days ago, she also ordered Australian mango with large fruit, red skin, ripe yellow inside, sweet and delicious, priced at only 15,000 VND/kg. “In previous years, Vietnamese mangoes were usually more expensive,. And now the opposite. At the market, Chinese mini mangoes cost up to 25,000-30,000 VND/kg, while Vietnamese mangoes are as cheap as vegetables,” she commented. Therefore, on this occasion, Ms. Hai did not buy foreign fruits anymore, but switched to buying Vietnamese mangoes to support farmers to consume products. The retail price of mangoes at the market mostly fell to less than 10,000 VND/kg (photo: BH) On the “online market”, Vietnamese mangoes are also crowded with customers because the price is so cheap. Most women choose to buy in boxes of 9-15 kg/barrel because the price is cheaper than buying in sets, 3-5 kg/set, depending on the type. Talk to PV. VietNamNet, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy – a large online fruit seller in Cau Giay (Hanoi) admitted that on this occasion most mango prices have dropped sharply. Some are halved, some are now only 1/3 of what they used to be. Ms. Thuy said that on this occasion, she sells many kinds of mangoes such as: acacia mango, Australian mango, Taiwanese mango, flat-seeded mango, etc. However, each time she imports a different type of mango for customers to choose from. . Mangoes do not retail 1-2kg as before, but are divided into 5kg bags or sold in boxes of 9-15kg. “Because of the unprecedented low price, on this occasion, the number of customers buying mangoes has increased dramatically,” she said and revealed that it is normal for her to consume about 1-2 tons of mangoes a day. One day, she sold out more than 3 tons, because most of the customers bought by the box. Like last week, she sold out about 10 tons of mangoes of all kinds. On this occasion, the harvest season was in full swing with the Covid-19 epidemic, so the price of mangoes at the growers plummeted (photo: BH) Ms. Bui Thi Tram from Hoang Van Thai (Thanh Xuan, Hanoi), also said that in the past half month, she has consumed around 1 ton of low-seeded mangoes every day. “A lot of people will not believe it. But low-seeded mangoes are very cheap. Big and beautiful fruit is only 15,000 VND/kg I sell in sets of 5kg, customers buy less than 1 set, buy 2 sets more, so the amount of mangoes sold every day is very large,” she shared. Last April, many growers in An Giang and Long An said that mangoes were in the harvest season but faced difficulties in exporting due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, so the price plummeted. Ms. An, a mango farmer in Chau Doc (An Giang), lamented that if Hoa Loc mango was purchased for 40,000 VND/kg, now it only sells for 20,000 VND/kg, Thai mangoes are still sold. 15,000 VND/kg, Taiwanese mango varieties are sold at the garden for only 3,000 VND/kg. Traders buying mangoes in Long An also said that because mangoes in the southern provinces were in the midst of a busy harvest and encountered an epidemic, the price dropped. Accordingly, acacia mangoes reduced to 4,000-5,000 VND/kg, Cat Chu mango 9,000-10,000 VND/kg, Hoa Loc sand mango 15,000-17,000 VND/kg.