Mr. Gabriel Stulman has just reopened his restaurant called The Jones in New York (USA) after a year of closure. Although the restaurant will have to practice social distancing, it’s much better than closing anyway. “ I am very happy and optimistic ,” Mr. Stulman told the Wall Street Journal. According to statistics from the online table booking platform OpenTable, the number of table reservations at restaurants across the US has reached 100% compared to 2019. Cultural activities also began to return to serve the entertainment needs of the people. The San Francisco Orchestra opened its first live concert this year, and the Kansas City Orchestra plans to perform again later this month. In Europe, people are equally excited when schools, shops and beaches reopen. Spaniards poured into the streets dancing and chanting “freedom” as the travel ban was lifted. Ireland lifted the ban on domestic travel and gradually allowed non-essential services to reopen. Germans congratulate each other after the country announced the third wave of infections was under control. The European Union has officially approved the reopening of borders to vaccinated travelers or visitors from safe countries, providing a glimmer of hope for Europeans for a dream summer vacation outside. Mediterranean beach after a year “hidden” in the house. Tourism, aviation recover In the long queue at Gatwick Airport (London, England), husband and wife Keith and Mr. Janice Tomsett can’t wait to fly to the beautiful Portuguese island of Madeira for their summer vacation. “ After 15 months of being locked in, today’s trip was amazing! ” said Mr. Tomsett. Tower Bridge in London (UK) will be bustling again when British people’s lives return to normal (photo: Duc Minh) Amanda Brown is also eagerly waiting to fly from London to Faro (Portugal) to meet her boyfriend. The two have been apart for 8 months and she had to cancel her flight 6 times because of the epidemic situation. I call this trip “ can’t wait i”. “ I am very excited. I didn’t sleep last night. Great to see everything back to normal ” shared Amanda. The above story was recorded by The Sun at Gatwich airport when the UK’s summer tourist opening policy took effect. British people can go to tourist destinations on the safe list without having to be quarantined when returning. This opening has contributed to helping UK airports become more crowded in recent days. In Greece, tourists started returning to the country after the border was opened. “ People are very optimistic, the number of bookings has increased a lot in the past two weeks. The tourist season will return soon “, Dimitris Lianos, mayor of the island of Naxos (Greece) told AP. An attraction in the city of Barcelona (Spain) is expected to welcome back many tourists after the travel ban is lifted (photo: Duc Minh) Airports across the US have also been crowded again after the tourism industry recovered from March 2021. Southwest Airlines data shows that bookings for summer vacations are quite high. If the situation continues to be positive, in this June, the airline may reach the milestone of the number of flights performed in the same period in 2019 – when there was no epidemic. With American Airlines, by the end of April 2021, the number of daily bookings has returned to the level of 2019, even though international flight tickets are not included. Vasu Raja, Chief Revenue Officer of American Airlines, said: “ During peak holidays or holidays, the demand for flights is much greater than the supply “. The fact that people in many countries are optimistic about returning to normal life shows that the COVID-19 epidemic has been well controlled. In the near future, depending on the speed of vaccination of countries, COVID-19 will be repelled and all activities of the world economy will recover and develop strongly.

“In preparation, the government has implemented an extensive vaccination program for many target groups, including the tourist workforce. In addition, the government also initiated a Clean, Health, Safety and Environmentally Sustainability certification program across the entire tourism sector in Indonesia,” the announcement said. Bali injects Covid-19 vaccine for locals to implement a plan to reopen to welcome visitors. Photo: AFP. Earlier, Indonesian President Joko Widodo also said that the country would partially open its borders in July. Bali, Batam and Bintan will become the “engines” to revive the country’s tourism economy. These destinations are also “green zones” – places that are considered to be under control of the Covid-19 epidemic and most of the population has been vaccinated. However, the information about the reopening of Indonesia’s borders comes in the context of experts warning that the country is on the verge of another outbreak. The cause may come from the large gatherings after the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr. Indonesia applied a travel ban from May 6 to May 17 to limit the spread of the pandemic. However, government figures show that at least 1.5 million people moved before the ban took effect. Bali is absent from international tourists due to the pandemic. Photo: AP. Plans next July are not the first time Bali has tried to open up to tourists to revive the economy. In 2020, the plan to welcome foreign visitors back in September was canceled due to continued travel bans and a spike in the number of Covid-19 cases locally. The lack of visitors due to the pandemic has devastated Bali’s economy, which is 80% dependent on tourism. The destination is known as the “paradise island”, which is always bustling, now deserted, restaurants and bars are almost empty, operating in moderation or going bankrupt. According to the Reuters Indonesia is also the most affected Southeast Asian country in the Covid-19 pandemic, with more than 1.7 million infections and 48,000 deaths.

Former US President – Donald Trump. (Photo: AP Photo) The ban took effect on January 6, 2021, when Mark Zuckerberg’s company locked the account of the former US President. And it will be at least until January 7, 2023, two years after his social media account was suspended, that Trump can reappear on Facebook and Instagram. So with this ban, Mr. Trump will not be able to post anything to influence Facebook and Instagram for the next 2 years. The Facebook account of former US President Donald Trump. (Photo: Pe3k/Shutterstock) According to CNN, after the suspension period, the world’s largest social network will still assess whether the “risk to public safety” has decreased to decide whether to restore Mr. Trump’s account. If Facebook finds that there is still a threat to public safety, it will continue to suspend Trump’s entire account. In addition, after the ban is lifted, if there are continued violations, Mr. Trump will face a series of other penalties from Facebook. Former US President Donald Trump. (Photo: The New York Times) This is a decision made by Facebook’s independent oversight department after reviewing the decision the platform made in January of this year. According to a source from Reuters, this independent Facebook watchdog disagreed with the previous decision to block Mr. Trump indefinitely, and offered them six months to make a decision. (Image: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI |AFP via Getty Images) Responding to the decision of the world’s largest social network, Mr. Trump’s representative said it was an insult to those who voted for him. Former President Trump also confirmed that he will not have a private meal with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg when he returns to the White House next time, a move that implies he will run for president again. Former US President Donald Trump during a meeting with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the White House in September 2019. (Photo: Donald J. Trump/Twitter) In early May, Mr. Trump launched a new blog so that supporters can follow his speeches. However, this blog was taken down a month later because it did not gain significant online traffic.

In February 1872, a group of monks broke into the royal palace, hoping to see the emperor. As a result, half of the monks were killed by royal soldiers. They understood what was waiting for them in that infiltration but decided to do it anyway. To them, the repeal of the Emperor’s centuries-old ban on meat eating was terrible for Japan. Why did the Japanese never eat meat? According to the Atlas Obscura , for about 12 centuries, the cherry people hardly touched a piece of meat. Especially beef. This type of meat is taboo. Some temples have enacted a law that those who eat must fast for more than 100 days to atone for their sins. Prohibitions can be mentioned as people who eat wild goats, wolves, rabbits, dogs or raccoons must repent for 5 days before going to the temple. People who eat pigs and deer must repent for 60 days. Meanwhile, people who eat cows and horses must repent for up to 150 days. Eating meat of beneficial animals such as buffaloes and cows used to be taboo in Japan. Photo: Atlas Obscura. This seemingly absurd story begins in the 6th century. Buddhism was introduced to Japan from Korea. During this period, the Japanese still ate meat. They like venison, wild boar and many others. Wild meat dishes are indispensable in aristocratic banquets. However, according to the Buddhist concept, humans can be reincarnated into other beings, including animals. Therefore, when we eat meat, we are likely eating our own ancestors. This is truly horrifying for people of faith. In 675, Emperor Tenmu issued a decree banning the eating of beef, horses, dogs, chickens and monkeys in time for the farming season (April-September). Over time, this ban was extended throughout the year to all meats. In fact, even before the ban, meat was not an essential part of the lives of most people. Japan is an island nation. New fish and seafood are the most popular items. “Protein is supplied mainly by rice, not meat or milk,” historian Naomishi Ishiga once wrote. Breeding in the island nation is very difficult. Therefore, eating animals useful for agriculture is also discouraged. Although the ban was issued, not everyone obeyed it, especially the nobility. Many records show that they once sent pork, beef and milk as offerings to the emperor. In the 18th century, the Hikone clan sent a gift of beef soaked in sake to the shoguns. Gifts are packaged in packages labeled “medicine”. According to the Atlas Obscura Although banned, meat is still considered a food with medicinal properties. Even monks sometimes eat meat on prescription. In addition, certain foods such as birds, dolphins or whales are still acceptable. Fish is considered the exception. Photo: Atlas Obscura. “Buddhism has commandments about reincarnation as well as forbidding the eating of mammals. The strong faith makes many people think that if they eat mammals, after they die, they will be reincarnated as them. On the rare occasions of eating meat, the Japanese cook it in an open-air stove. After eating, they must avoid looking at the altar so as not to mistake spiritual contamination,” Ishige wrote. The Change of Emperor Meiji Around the 16th century, Portuguese missionaries set foot in the country of cherry. They tell the people here that drinking milk is like drinking blood and the ban on beef is absurd. Lord Toyotomi Hideyoshi even asked the missionaries a lot about this issue. He wondered why it was possible to eat beef when it was a useful animal for the farm. Emperor Meiji and his reforms changed long-held notions of meat in Japan. Photo: Atlas Obsucra. Change only really came at the end of the 19th century. When Emperor Meiji came to power, he advocated changing the political structure, opening up to the outside, quickly absorbing Western technology. “During this period, many people began to think that the fact that the Japanese were physically inferior to Westerners was because they did not eat meat and dairy foods,” Ishige wrote. The Meiji government began to remove taboos in the ancient diet. Meat and dairy production companies began to appear. The emperor himself also ate meat to welcome the new year (1872) to convince people to give up the concept of not eating meat. This has led to protests from Buddhists and farmers (mostly dependent on animals for farming). Also in 1872, an edict was issued. It reads: “Beef is a nutritious food. However, many people still try to thwart our efforts to Westernize by clinging to ancient beliefs. This is against the wishes of the emperor. “. The Japanese are no longer afraid to eat meat. Photo: The CEO Magazine. After a long time, the emperor’s efforts also succeeded. Japan opened its doors to the world, importing and learning the meat dishes of Korea, China and the West. Before long, Western-style meat restaurants filled the city. Japanese restaurants also started selling medicinal beef stew (which later evolved into the famous sukiyaki). Up to now, meat has become an essential part of Japanese meals, just like sushi.

Huawei’s HarmonyOS. Huawei launched HarmonyOS in 2019 after the US put the company on a “blacklist” and did not have access to Google’s Android operating system. This embargo, along with Washington’s ban on access to key semiconductors, has crippled Huawei’s smartphone business, just months after becoming the world’s number one smartphone maker. Developed since 2016, HarmonyOS can work on many of Huawei’s internet-connected devices, from smartphones to wearables. This operating system allows developers to easily build apps to work on a variety of devices. According to Huawei, version 2.0 of HarmonyOS has many interesting features such as Mirror Mode, Extended Mode and Collaboration Mode. Currently, the two most powerful operating systems in the world are still calling Android and iOS, other operating systems from Blackberry, Microsoft’s Windows Phone and Amazon Fire devices currently only account for a very small market share. To help its operating system grow, experts say Huawei’s biggest challenge is software applications, with the company having to convince software developers to reprogram its apps and other content. to operate on HarmonyOS operating system, through which consumers will continue to buy Huawei phones. As planned, right in the third quarter of this year, Huawei aims to be able to release HarmonyOS 2 for Nova 6/7/8, Mate 20 and all remaining MatePad tablets. The company is also expected to install this new operating system on V and S series smart displays, M6 tablets and Mate 20 X phones before 2021 ends. In the first half of 2022, Huawei will bring HarmonyOS 2 to Mate 9, Mate 10, P20, P10 and Nova 5 phones.

Regular testing on mink farms is recommended to rule out the risk of transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 virus to humans. Photo: AFP/VNA After more than a year of the COVID-19 outbreak, people are well aware of the risks of human-animal contact, especially in cases related to deforestation and wildlife trade. high risk. The report builds on the study “Behind the Ivory Ban” conducted by the International Organization for Conservation of Nature and the Global Initiative Reporting Organization in 2020 to gain insight into attitudes and behaviors. public attitudes towards COVID-19 and future pandemics. More than a year after the COVID-19 outbreak, survey results show that people are well aware of close human-animal contact, often linked to deforestation and the endangered wildlife trade. high risk, potential health risks, can cause serious disease outbreaks. In which, 46% of the participants said that transmission of diseases from animals to humans is the root cause that could cause a future pandemic. A recent investigation by the World Health Organization (WHO) also indicated that wild animals are likely to be the source of infection of the COVID-19 pandemic. A majority of those surveyed believe that preventing future pandemics should start with addressing the root causes, including high-risk wildlife trade and deforestation. In all five countries, people strongly support government efforts to close high-risk wildlife markets that sell wild-caught animals (85%) and to end wildlife trafficking. deforestation (88%). In which, in Vietnam, the support rate for these two issues is 94% and 95% respectively. In addition, 85% of respondents in all 5 countries support or strongly support the “One Health” approach to dealing with the pandemic. Particularly in Vietnam, the agreement rate is 93% and is the second country with the highest consensus rate. “One Health” is an approach in which action programs, policies and legislation from various sectors work together towards the goal of better health for people, animals and plants, in particular. in the context of the increasing spread of diseases between animals and humans and the increasing prevalence of antibiotic resistance. More specifically, among survey participants in Vietnam, 39% of respondents said they have consumed less wildlife or have stopped consuming wildlife because of COVID-19. In Thailand, this rate nearly doubles from 21% in 2020 to 41% in 2021. While in China, the figure is 28% in 2021. Still, there are 9% of participants. The survey intends to purchase wildlife products in the future in all five countries. The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the lives of human society upside down and forced people to think more deeply about the relationship between humans and nature. The best way to prevent future pandemics is to minimize activities that destroy the natural environment such as deforestation, trade and consumption of unsustainable, high-risk wildlife, rather than passively. respond to disease outbreaks after they emerge. “Preventing a pandemic, it is estimated, will be 100 times less expensive than responding to a pandemic when it breaks out. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown that investing in the health of the planet and nature is the only way to avoid paying a hefty economic and social cost,” said Marco Lambertini, Director General of the International Organization. on the International Conservation of Nature. Ms. Nguyen Dao Ngoc Van, Program Manager against illegal wildlife trade of the International Organization for Conservation of Nature in Vietnam commented: “In July 2020, the Prime Minister issued an Directive Decree No. 29/CT-TTg on some urgent solutions for wildlife management. We expect the Government to continue to closely guide the implementation, promptly reward ministries, branches and localities for good performance and strictly handle localities that have not performed well so that the Directive can come into effect. living”. The results of the Report are an important basis for Vietnam and other countries in the region to consider decisions on closing wildlife markets and closing forests to proactively prevent and control the COVID-19 pandemic. as well as possible future outbreaks of wildlife-related diseases to humans. The International Organization for Conservation of Nature calls on policymakers to put in place the interventions needed to address the key drivers of zoonotic disease outbreaks in their pandemic control plans. Translate. For example, closing forests and closing high-risk wildlife markets will help restore animal populations and maintain biodiversity at the national and global levels. Thereby, epidemics can be adjusted naturally, as well as helping to ensure the sustainable use of natural resources.

After a period of banning on-site customer service, the People’s Committee of Quang Nam province decided to allow restaurants and cafes in Hoi An City to open for sale normally. As noted by PV VTC News, on the first day the shop was allowed to reopen and serve customers on-site (May 26), some coffee shops in the area around the Chua Cau arc presented tables and chairs from very early and attracts a large number of diners. However, it is also the only area in the old town that has visitors. The rest, most restaurants and cafes on the streets of the old town center such as: Bach Dang, Nguyen Phuc Chu, Nguyen Thai Hoc, Tran Phu, Le Loi, Nguyen Thi Minh Khai…, are still closed. dormant. Lemongrass herbal tea shop Mot (150 Tran Phu) – the most famous culinary address in Hoi An ancient town when diners want to enjoy have to wait in long queues to buy, has not yet reopened. Located at the end of Nguyen Thai Hoc Street – the location is considered a prime location, but this restaurant is also closed temporarily since the time of the 4th COVID-19 outbreak. Similarly, a row of restaurants a few steps away were also closed, although the ban on serving guests on site was lifted. The restaurant on Bach Dang street has its doors closed. A cafe with ancient architecture, mossy roof tiles over time, is still not ready to open to welcome guests. Nguyen Mai Ly (restaurant owner on Bach Dang street) shared that she started closing her business after the April 30-1/5 holiday because of the re-emergence of the COVID-19 epidemic. “Even though the local government now allows normal operations, if we open for business, there will be no customers. Because the shop in the old quarter mainly serves tourists, but now the epidemic is epidemic. complicated, tourism is also frozen, so no one comes to Hoi An to visit,” Ms. Ly said. Like Mrs. Ly, many restaurant and cafe owners in the Old Quarter are looking forward to the day when the COVID-19 epidemic is extinguished to resume business soon.

Huawei is starting to move into the car business after being hit by a US ban that made it lose access to chip design software for smartphones. The company recently launched the Seres SF5 crossover between Huawei and energy firm Cyrus. This model features smartphone connectivity and automatically transfers music and navigation information between the two sides, and is equipped with voice control technology and an audio system with 11 speakers. Visitors at Auto Shanghai exhibition in Shanghai (China). Photo: Reuters. Sources familiar with the matter said that, in addition to working with Changan to develop joint venture-branded smart cars, Huawei also plans to launch its own branded electric vehicles. and is in talks to buy a controlling stake in the electric vehicle division of a small domestic automaker. Huawei’s partnership with Chongqing Changan comes amid a global shortage of semiconductors and particularly affects carmakers. According to observers, switching to the automotive chip business is a more appropriate new direction, especially when the company is unable to produce chips for smartphones due to the bans from the US. Changan is currently unavailable for comment. Meanwhile, Huawei said it will let automakers make announcements about their cooperation relationships. Battery maker CATL, also part of the partnership, was also unavailable for comment.

Small, beautiful roads, gently sloping, floating between the immense green of the roadside trees and the blue of the sky. But, that still isn’t enough. Coming to Buon Ma Thuot, do not forget to visit and experience these interesting addresses: Interesting Dak Lak Museum At first, we were quite indifferent when we saw that the design of the museum was not very convenient for visitors. A guest approached the door, turned around and lamented “nothing”. But, it was because the front door was closed, we entered from the back entrance. After buying tickets and having an narrator, the whole group was really impressed and fascinated by the interesting and useful information. Dak Lak Museum has 3 main exhibition spaces, providing a basic and complete introduction to Biodiversity, National Culture and History of the plateau land and people. Dak Lak Museum is designed according to the traditional longhouse architecture of the Ede ethnic group in the Central Highlands (photo of Dak Lak Museum). However, there are many very familiar things in life that when you come here you will know and scream with delight, like skull pepper with black pepper, which is more spicy than the other; Are gongs created by the Central Highlands people; Any ethnic girl in Dak Lak when she is an adult, the longer her earlobes are, the more beautiful she is; What kind of tree has a very beautiful, fragrant, and extremely rare wood grain that is only available in Vietnam, now there are less than 100 roots; why long house of Ede people have such architecture; and matriarchy, at home women are the best but outside men are the leaders, even in the present life… The answer is all at Dak Lak Museum, after you take a tour and listen to the narrator named Trang, introduce and explain. In particular, outside the museum yard, there is a pair of camphor over a hundred years old: a shady tree with a giant stump of 3-4 new embraces, a dead tree, the root is kept as a souvenir. In addition, there are two ylang-ylang trees in front of the villa of Bao Dai Palace, several dozen years old, with large and wide canopy, fragrant flowers. In Buon Ma Thuot, there is also the World Coffee Museum, designed to simulate the impressive architecture of a long house, standing out against the blue sky, so it is an ideal place for you to take pictures to check-in. But, the artifacts displayed inside are not enough to attract visitors, if not too faint. Outside the Coffee World Museum, the architecture is very beautiful and the sky is blue, everyone who comes here wants to take pictures to check-in. Lak Lake, so absorbed in forgetting the way back A place that should not be missed is Lak Lake, the largest natural freshwater lake in the Central Highlands located at an altitude of 500m above sea level, connecting with Krong Ana River. Distance from city center. Buon Ma Thuot is about 60-70km, only after nearly 2 hours by car, you can experience and discover the unique beauty of this place. View of Lawk Lake from where you stop to enjoy the cool breeze At a glance, you may not be impressed because the lake is not as beautiful as imagined. But, experience it. Not only is it a walk to admire the lake, ride an elephant, go canoeing or kayak, … but it is important to bathe in the depth of the cultural, historical and life space of the M’ ethnic group. Nong, Ede. If you missed it, it would be a pity. According to Ms. Nguyen Nga, a tourist from Hanoi, you can choose to spend the night at Lak Tented Camp, a resort deep in the lake, quiet and separate from the surrounding world. Full of elephant riding around the lake, you should try the elephant dung coffee, only 60,000 VND/cup to feel its different taste. Cycling in the morning to explore village life and waterfall trekking. In the afternoon, you can see and learn about the unique and traditional black pottery craft in Vietnam – the profession is almost lost, only 1-2 people keep it in the village. The strange thing is that only women take on this work. They make crude ceramic products, do not use turntables to craft and open-fired pottery with firewood and rice husks. Pottery artist. In the photo is a statue of an elephant ready to be baked, placed as a souvenir for guests (photo by Nguyen Nga) Unique handmade pottery with glossy black color, fired with wood and rice husks (photo by Nguyen Nga) At night, you will enjoy the dance of M’Nong girls around the campfire and drink it with can wine,… Special experiences that when you leave, you still wonder why you have a place. so enchanting. Many attractions waiting to be discovered On the way back to the city, you should visit Mother elephant rock – also known as Yangtao Elephant Rock – not far from 5km is Rock Elephant Father. The big mother elephant stone block, shaped like an elephant with a huge spine, lies quietly in the middle of the vast green. Although not very high, the rock slopes gently, easily slippery when it rains and the higher the wind, the stronger the wind, so it is also a challenge for those who are afraid of heights and not all visitors are brave enough to climb. But, when you have reached the top, the biggest reward is the scene that appears both majestic and poetic. Ignoring business related factors, Ko Tam tourist area well worth your time to visit. Just like a miniature Buon Ma Thuot, this 17-hectare eco-tourism area has everything from a version of a long house, a small museum with a statue of a tomb, a temple and a prayer tree,… Beautiful landscape design makes you spend a whole day to explore, take pictures to check-in with the lake, flower garden, long and deep bamboo range,… In the evening, there is also a musical performance with the gong display. The uniqueness and dance of Ede girls. Ban Me is strangely enchanting, just come back and want to come back In addition, if you have time, you should visit the cocoa garden located deep in the moss shop at 111 Y Ngong, enjoy a fresh cocoa smoothie or sip a glass of wine from fermented cocoa; go to the clusters of Dray Nu and Dray Sap waterfalls (although not as good as waterfalls in the East and Northwest); explore Yok Don National Park in the season of dipterocarp (falling leaves) and learn about birds, with 500,000 VND/person/3-hour tour; take a walk and have lunch at the lakeside restaurant Ea Kao; sightseeing Sac Tu Khai Doan pagoda; see long houses, enjoy Arul coffee at Acodhon village (Co Tho village), walk around the book street… Temple of Sac Four Khai Doan A corner in Co Thon village – the merchant of the rich Buon Ma Thuot has so many things to discover, to experience, to enjoy, so this place really makes visitors nostalgic, wanting to return to this place. If customers choose to fly Hanoi – Buon Ma Thuot (Dak Lak), this city can be considered as a transit point when it is easy to go to Dak Nong or Gia Lai, Kon Tum from here. However, the combination of going to Dak Nong is considered the most reasonable, because if going to Gia Lai, there is another choice of direct flight from Hanoi to Pleiku. So, Pleiku and Kon Tum can be reserved for another trip. If you go all the way, you will be in the opposite direction, because Buon Ma Thuot is in the middle of the two ends, unless you have a lot of time or go in the style of “riding a horse to see the flowers”. Especially, you can combine both going to the plateau and going to the sea. From Buon Ma Thuot to Tuy Hoa (Phu Yen) is more than 190km, about 200km to Nha Trang, by road. Thus, we have another option is to fly from Hanoi to Buon Ma Thuot for about 3 days, take a car to Tuy Hoa or Nha Trang to swim for 2-3 more days.

Located between Morocco and Tunisia, Algeria is the largest country in Africa and the 10th largest in the world. 4/5 of the country is covered by the Sahara – the hottest desert in the world. This is a desolate, barren land full of rocks… Hardly anyone lives here. Despite the harsh terrain, there are settlements on the northern edge of the Sahara. This place is also known as historic 5 ksours. These are the centuries-old ancient cities of the M’Zab valley. These cities include El-Atteuf (the oldest, founded in 1012), Melika, Bounoura, the holy places of Beni-Isguen and Ghardaïa. A tourist board was established to preserve these 5 ksours. They set quite strict regulations for tourists and Algerians. According to the BBC, the council advises Algerians and tourists to visit the ancient cities only when accompanied by a local guide. In addition, some other behaviors are also prohibited when coming here such as smoking, immodest dress, using mobile phones and taking selfies. Khaled Meghnine, a local guide, said: “We are all friendly and visitors are welcome to come here. However, they must respect the way of life of the people of this area. It is our home. , not the backdrop for a social media post. Nobody here wants that.” Since the 8th century, the Mozabites, a semi-nomadic people with a distinct language Tumzabt, have explored the land. 5 ancient cities are the unique cultural crossroads of the indigenous people of North Africa, the Islamic faith of Ibadi… Currently, the population of these cities is about 360,000 people. “It’s unbelievable how they developed society in this harsh land. That’s why we need to cherish this culture. It’s been around for 1,000 years,” Meghnine said. The roads in these cities are quite narrow, just enough for a donkey to carry cargo. The main road is bigger, enough for the camel to move. The houses are made of stone with a boxy texture. They usually raise a goat for milk and to deal with leftovers. Electricity started appearing here in 1950 and also changed people’s lives more or less. However, many principles remain the same from the old days. For example, when queuing at water pumps, children will be first, then women, then men. The walls of the house are often painted blue to create a feeling of coolness and repel mosquitoes. In Ghardaïa (pictured), the installation of modern signs or billboards is prohibited. This is how they keep the old city intact. Local regulations require that people in small streets specialize in only one product, for example carpets, fruit, vegetables or gold. The merchants here are not very competitive. Instead, they unite and create strong communities. Bargaining is also “implicitly forbidden” because of the respect between the seller and the buyer. Both parties will agree on a reasonable price from the beginning based on honesty. Another issue of concern for people living in these cities is water. To them, water is more precious than gold. There is a committee dedicated to overseeing the use of water resources. Here, they have penalties for people using more water than is common in society. In fact, from 2008-2017, the M’Zab valley did not have a single drop of rain. That’s why they take the regulations seriously.

Farmers in Ban Xen commune collect Tuyet San tea. In April, the weather is warm, poinsettias are still red on the stone fence around the green tea hills, as if they are “incubating the aroma” of heaven and earth to turn on fresh buds. We went to Ban Xen commune, sharing the joy of a bountiful spring tea crop with tea growers at the gateway of the “steel land” of Muong Khuong (Lao Cai). Crossing the winding slope from Ban Lau town to the beginning of Ban Xen commune, through the graceful greeting gate like a Nung girl’s hand beckoning, opening in front of her eyes is the green bowl of tea tenderly caressing the buds of the spring crop. summer. Tea trees have existed for decades in Bao Thang, Muong Khuong, Bac Ha, but only in Ban Xen there are nearly 700 hectares, pure and delicious Tuyet San tea is “top of the table” in the Northwest, because of its beautiful water color and fragrance. , sweet. The concentrated, high-quality tea area in Ban Xen is the living result of the Tea Planting Program of Lao Cai province over the past decades. Talking with us, Mr. Do Quy Van, this year at the age of 67, former Secretary of the Party Committee of Ban Xen commune and also a “witness” who has attached his whole life to the tea tree here shared: “It’s not easy to have it. is the largest pure tea area of ​​San Tuyet in the province as it is now. It is the result of the people in my hometown who have been “communicating with suffering” for decades now. Walking on the green tea hills, attracting the eyes, Mr. Van recalled: Around 1986, the Ban Xen people from the lowlands of Thai Binh, Hai Phong, and Ha Nam along with the indigenous peoples had ” march up the hill” put tea (seeded) to the test in this land. “She” of Tuyet San tea “drinks the sun during the day, the night sucks the dew” from the high mountains of Muong’s steel land was lowered to Ban Xen more than 400 meters above sea level, it’s not easy. At that time, officials and people pushed improved carts to collect buffalo and horse manure uphill to Thinh Guai village, Na Pha to grow tea. The commune encouraged houses that could grow 0.5 ha or more to be exempted from community labor, not having to open roads in Din Chin and Ta Gia Khau at that time. Because it is a new tree, many people are still afraid, so they have to use “lever” to create a movement, in which cooperative officials, party members, and exemplary youth unions take the lead so that the people of the Nung and Dao ethnic groups can take the lead. , Teaching lessons to follow. The day I arrived, I was lucky to meet Mr. Vang A Lai, Giay ethnic group, this year over 62 years old but still very strong, his voice sounded like a battle drum. At that time, he was a rare party member, assigned to take charge of bringing tea plants to the Thinh Gua hill area, almost every day, he ate and slept on the hillside with the tea tree. Clinging to the people, sticking to the village, clinging to the tea gradually he brought the “her” of Tuyet San tea boldly rooted in the land of Thinh Guai, Na Pha, Suoi Thau … “There were times when it seemed like failure, then I was very sad, But I am still determined to overcome difficulties and do it because of the belief that one day Tuyet tea tree will take root deeply and sustainably, blossoming green buds and spreading fragrance in this land “- Mr. Lai said. The breakthrough must have been since 2001, when the State implemented Program 135 for extremely difficult areas and Lao Cai province identified tea as the “mainstream” in the crop structure of the agricultural sector. More specifically, Lao Cai province has a Tea Planting Program, with objectives and policies to support varieties, capital and techniques for tea farmers and tea purchasing, processing and consumption establishments. Chairman of Ban Xen Commune People’s Committee – Tran Van Tien said: “With the determination of all levels, branches and efforts of farmers, Ban Xen has turned this semi-mountainous land into the “capital” of Tuyet tea. San of Muong Khuong, with 689 hectares, of which 560 hectares are being harvested, with a total output of nearly 7,000 tons of fresh buds. With the right guidelines, clear policies and mechanisms, the lowlanders of Hai Phong, Ha Nam, and Thai Binh “stand shoulder to shoulder” with the Nung, Dao, and Giay indigenous peoples… here, “abandon corn and delete cassava.” “Low productivity, low economic efficiency, quickly degraded soil to grow tea. The upside-down hills stretching from Thinh Guai, Na Pha, Suoi Thau, Na Vai, and Sang Tao… covered with the new green color of Tuyet San tea instead of cassava and corn, growing more and more young. grease, contributing to stable income, creating jobs for many local workers. Only then will it become clear that “the will of the Party and the people’s will” will come to fruition when it is linked and created as a driving force and a strength in every daily work, from cadres to people, especially in the process of eradication. hunger, reduce poverty, rise to riches in difficult lands. In Ban Xen, there is a popular saying, people call tea tree “don’t worry about rescue”, because it only has a high or low price, but it doesn’t rot, dumped like bananas and pineapples when the output is “clogged”. The Ban Xen area is often hit by hail and whirlwinds, but Tuyet San tea does not break branches or crush leaves like other trees, just bravely weaves branches and buds like the temperament of Ban Xen people. Talking about the “tea king” in Ban Xen, no one can pass Mr. Vang Din Lin, in Flat Tao village. Mr. Vang Din Lin’s family takes care of fertilizing according to the technical process of making clean tea, using only organic fertilizers, not using chemical fertilizers, so the soil is fertile, the tea tree has big buds and high yield. With nearly two hectares of tea, each year Mr. Lin and his wife earn hundreds of millions of dong. Thanks to tea, 675 out of 933 Ban Sen households have jobs and stable income sources, more millionaires, and good farmer households, such as Nong Van Truong, Nong Van Sen, Nguyen Trung Huy… Every year The commune added dozens of households out of poverty, the whole commune now has less than 4% of multidimensionally poor households. Thanks to that, Ban Xen and Ban Lau reached the new rural finish line at the earliest in Muong Khuong district, since 2015. Gone are the days of spontaneous tea making, now Ban Xen people associate making clean tea into a commodity area, shaking hands with Thanh Binh and Phong Hai tea companies to make a chain of tea products, binding each other for mutual benefit. general economic benefits. Chairman of Ban Xen commune Tran Van Tien excitedly added that Thien Phu Company is urgently completing the construction and installation of a production line for a tea processing factory located in Lung Vai commune, right next to Ban Sen tea area. The unit is committed to product consumption, instructing farmers on techniques, care, and pest control to produce safe and qualified organic tea products for export to European markets. Middle East, Taiwan (China)… The golden sun is like honey covering the tea hills that are straining the sap on each leaf, just waiting for the first rain of summer to pop up buds and buds for people and for life. At the end of Sang Tao village, Nong Van Min and his wife worked hard to prune the old branches, fertilize the tea fields with organic fertilizers to gather sap to raise young buds, waiting for the rain to come rushing in, for the spring tea generation. Satisfy the expectations of the fertiliser for a bountiful and warm tea crop.

Tourists to Maldives. (Source: PSM News) Located in the northern part of the Indian Ocean, the Maldives has always been a popular destination and a major attraction for travelers looking for a quality vacation and leisure time. The Maldives is heavily dependent on the tourism industry as it is the main source of foreign currency earnings contributing to the national economy. However, the Covid-19 pandemic occurring around the world, resulting in travel restrictions, has had a significant impact, even a recession, on the country’s economy. On January 30, 2020, the Maldives recorded its first suspected case of corona virus. From the end of March to July 2020, this country was forced to close its borders to tourists, bringing the economy to a standstill. After stopping international flights for more than three months since the start of the pandemic, on July 15, 2020, the Maldives reopened its borders, being one of the first major global tourist destinations to open. back door for foreign visitors. The Maldives Ministry of Tourism has issued the Covid-19 Safe Travel Guide along with a certification program that ensures the safety and hygiene standards of all tourist facilities including accommodation, transportation, airport and other related facilities. Accordingly, the Maldives introduces a program called “Vaccination Tourism” that allows visitors to the country to travel without having to wait until the vaccine trial is completed. The Maldives also offers a distinctive ‘one-island-one-resort’ concept, allowing visitors to maintain social distancing while enjoying a truly safe and secluded stay. As a result, last year, the island nation welcomed 555,000 tourists to visit the Maldives and welcomed more than 400,000 tourists since the beginning of January this year. The Covid-19 vaccine program in the Maldives was started on March 1, with 200,000 doses of the Oxford-Astrazeneca “Covishield” vaccine funded by the Indian government. To date, Maldives has also received 12,000 doses of Covishield vaccine through COVAX and 10,000 doses of Sinopharm vaccine from China. With 36% of residents fully vaccinated, the Maldives is currently the fifth most immunized country. With an adequate supply of vaccines, the Maldives is also preparing to launch a “vaccine on arrival” program as soon as all of its population has been vaccinated. However, the nation of islands with a population of 340,000, is currently struggling with an increase in the number of Covid-19 infections, the number of infections increased to a record in a day of 1,500 cases on May 6 compared to May 6. with less than 100 cases just a month ago. White sand resorts and beaches, have been reported to be home to the fastest Covid-19 outbreaks in the world. The average number of new infections recorded in the Maldives every day has reached a new high. To date, there have been 87 deaths related to Covid-19 in the Maldives, including 74 locals, 11 foreign nationals. The Maldives government is forced to take strict measures to contain the current situation. As part of its efforts, the Maldives government has decided to suspend the issuance of tourist visas to visitors originating from South Asian countries, effective from May 13. The ban will also apply to travelers who stay more than 24 hours, have transited or have been to the listed countries within the previous 14 days. Restaurants and cafes are only allowed to open for delivery and takeout, and indoor dining is prohibited. From May 12, a partial curfew was in place in the capital Malé from 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., for a week. Some other restrictions include moving government agencies’ activities to an online service, banning group prayer at mosques, and suspending students at universities from going to school. (according to Vietnam Embassy in Sri Lanka concurrently Maldives)

China again threatens to ‘handle’ Ericsson if Sweden bans Huawei. According to the Global Times, affiliated to the People’s Daily of the Communist Party of China, whether Ericsson has a chance to participate in the next round of China’s massive 5G network construction plan has nothing to do with whether whether or not Stockholm will change its stance on Huawei. Previously, in October 2020, the Postal and Telecommunications Administration of Sweden (PTS) announced a ban on the use of equipment from Huawei and ZTE in the development of 5G networks in the country. This ban did not surprise observers because Sweden has repeatedly bluntly called China a threat to national security. According to the Global Times, Huawei has appealed the decision in a Swedish court and a ruling is expected in the coming weeks. In the event that the appeal is unsuccessful, China will close the door to Ericsson from supplying goods to China. Representatives for Ericsson and the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Trade declined to comment. Meanwhile, shares of Ericsson fell nearly 4% on May 11. After Swedish regulators banned Huawei in October last year, Chinese officials and state media outlets judged the decision unfair, saying Huawei poses no security risk. and Sweden is trying to protect the domestic telecommunications company Ericsson. They threatened to retaliate against Swedish companies doing business in China, including Ericsson and its largest shareholder, Investor AB, the investment company of the highly influential Wallenberg family in Sweden, which has shares mostly at a few large European companies. Earlier, Chinese media outlets reported that the country’s Ministry of Commerce was said to be considering export control measures to prevent Ericsson from sending products and components made in China abroad. The prospect of retaliation prompted Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm to launch a lobbying campaign on Huawei’s behalf. He criticized Swedish politicians and solicited lawyers to help Huawei fight the Swedish ban. He said Ericsson gets only 1% of its revenue from Sweden while China is Ericsson’s second-biggest market after the US, contributing 8% of the company’s revenue. Currently, Ericsson is providing equipment and terminal services to China’s state-owned carriers including China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom, serving more than 350 million 5G mobile subscribers in China in total. CEO Ekholm even stated: “If the ban on Huawei remains, Ericsson will leave Sweden.”

Johannes Caspar, head of data protection in Hamburg, the city where Facebook is based in Germany, said: “The aforementioned ban is intended to protect the rights and freedoms of millions of users in Germany, who are have agreed to the terms of use (app). It is very important to prevent damage and disadvantages associated with such a black box process.” Germany also urged the European Union to apply a similar ban in 27 member states. WhatsApp was acquired by Facebook in 2014 for $19 billion WhatsApp users around the world have been asked to agree to the new rules and conditions by May 15. Facebook, which has 60 million users in Germany, is encouraging its 1.5 billion users globally to update the WhatsApp app as soon as possible. WhatsApp was acquired by Facebook in 2014 for $19 billion and now competes with other messaging rivals such as Signal and Telegram, both of which claim to have a higher level of personal data protection than WhatsApp. Since the beginning of this year, when running the WhatsApp software, a window will automatically pop up. The first page says that WhatsApp is updating its terms of use and data protection regulations, which states that WhatsApp cannot read or listen to chats because they are encrypted, WhatsApp is adjusting the chat business is simpler. The second page says that WhatsApp is updating its terms of use and data protection policy, asserting that WhatsApp does not change the privacy of private chats, but adds information on how to chat with businesses. business as desired and how the business can manage user chats. At the bottom of page 2 there is only the “agree” button and the user cannot do otherwise. If you do not agree to the new update, starting May 15, the use of WhatsApp may experience problems, such as not being able to receive or send messages, even if the account is not deleted or disabled. In short, WhatsApp requires users to agree to their new policy to be able to continue using the service after May 15, in which the update will allow more information to be shared from WhatsApp with Facebook. and other apps like Instagram and Messenger (such as contacts and profile data), except for encrypted chat content. Responding to the German ban, a WhatsApp spokesperson asserted that the ban was imposed without a legitimate basis and was based on a “fundamental misunderstanding” about the purpose and effect of the update. Therefore, the ban will not affect the continued rollout of the update.

Johannes Caspar, the head of the Hamburg municipal privacy agency, issued a three-month emergency ban. Accordingly, Facebook is prohibited from further data collection. He also asked the European Union data panel to take action and make a ruling in the bloc. WhatsApp’s new provision of data collection is invalid because they are not transparent, inconsistent, and too broad. In a statement on May 11, Mr. Caspar confirmed that the ban aimed at protecting the rights and freedoms of millions of WhatsApp users in Germany must agree to Facebook’s conditions. The German ban hits the heart of Facebook’s business model and advertising strategy. Previously, the country’s antitrust office also criticized the company for its habit of collecting data about users doing online and associated with Facebook profiles. The huge amount of information allows for targeted advertising and brings great revenue to social networks. However, WhatsApp called Mr Caspar’s statements “false” and said the ban could not prevent the new term from being deployed. In the announcement, WhatsApp said that the German authorities’ actions were based on a fundamental misunderstanding of the new term. Facebook faces a wave of protests around the globe because of WhatsApp’s new terms, requiring users to agree by May 15. Mr. Caspar is concerned that Facebook could wrongly handle the data and it is important to prevent data misuse, affecting the September election. Du Lam (According to Bloomberg)

Social network icons Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp. Photo: Kyodo / VNA According to the Vietnam News Agency reporter in Germany, the Hamburg Office of the Data Protection Commissioner, where Facebook has a branch in Germany, has sent a ban to the social network that owns the popular messaging service WhatsApp. From the beginning of this year, when running the WhatsApp software, a window will automatically pop up. The first page states that WhatsApp is updating its terms of use and data protection regulations, in which the first statement: WhatsApp cannot read or listen to chats because they are encrypted, and second: WhatsApp are making adjustments to make it simpler to chat with businesses. Next, the second page said that WhatsApp is updating its terms of use and data protection regulations, which confirmed that WhatsApp does not change privacy in private chat, but added information on how to get it. chat with the business as desired and how the business can manage user chat sections. Especially at the bottom of page 2 there is only the “agree” button and the user cannot do otherwise. If you do not agree with the new update, starting May 15, using WhatsApp may experience problems, such as being unable to receive or send messages, even if the account is not deleted or disabled. In short, WhatsApp requires users to agree to their new policy in order to continue using the service after May 15, in which an update will allow more information from WhatsApp to be shared with Facebook. and other apps like Instagram and Messenger (such as contacts and profile data), except for encrypted chat content. According to a statement by the Hamburg’s Office of the Data Protection Commissioner, the terms of the above agreement will be invalidated in Germany for three months, and the office will refer the case to the European Data Protection Authority, The independent EU agency enforces the rules across the bloc. According to Hamburg State Data Protection Commissioner Johannes Caspar, Facebook’s data protection breaches in the past as well as the September general elections in Germany indicate the risk of “mass building user profiles”. can be taken advantage of. He emphasized the ruling was intended to protect the rights and freedoms of millions of users across Germany. The official is concerned not only about privacy, but that records could be used to “influence voter choices and manipulate democratic decisions”. Currently in Germany there are about 60 million WhatsApp users, the most popular chat application currently in the country. However, in response to the ban, a WhatsApp spokesperson confirmed that the ban was issued without a legitimate basis and is based on a “basic misunderstanding” of the purpose and effect of the update. Therefore, a ban will not affect further rollout of the update.

Photo: SCMP The SF5 model, co-developed by Huawei and SERES, is the first model to appear in the Huawei store. This vehicle running both electricity and gasoline is equipped with a HiCar system based on Huawei’s HarmonyOS operating system. The car can run 180 km in pure electric mode, while it can run 1,000 km in extended mode. Photo: FT A Huawei salesman said that the HiCar system allows users to switch between the phone app and the car’s central control system. You can also connect the car with other smart devices such as TVs, air conditioners … Photo: FT Previously, Richard Yu, the head of Huawei’s consumer technology division, admitted that the US embargo had negatively affected its smartphone supply chain. Photo: FT “Electric cars are the only product line that can offset the losses in the smartphone business because they are expensive – although the total sales are not as high as smartphones,” the senior employee said. Photo: FT Two cars, one in blue and one in white, have appeared in stores in Shenzhen, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Chengdu. Users can also pre-order the car on Huawei’s e-commerce site Vmall with a deposit of 1,000 yuan. These vehicles are priced at 216,800 yuan and 246,800 yuan.

President Putin on April 23 signed a decree on measures to respond to “unfriendly actions” against Russia. Photo: Tass It is the task of the Russian government to determine the number of Russian individuals that can be recruited by foreign missions. Accordingly, labor contracts with individuals in excess of the number set by the Russian government, signed before the start of the decree, will be terminated, Tass reported. In addition, President Putin ordered the Government to make a list of countries taking action against Russia that are subject to a restriction order, requiring these countries to ensure control over the observance of the labor rights of Russian citizens in the school. their contract is terminated by ordinance. The Ordinance was introduced to protect the interests and security of Russia under federal law No. 281-FZ on “Special Economic and Enforcement Measures” dated December 30, 2006 and No127-FZ on ” Dealing with unfriendly actions of the US and some countries ”June 4, 2018 The Ordinance takes effect from the date it was officially announced.

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Author | Health Times reporter Li Xin

Editor | Hu Xin

On April 22, local time in Ottawa, Canada, the Canadian government announced that all commercial and private passenger flights from India and Pakistan will be prohibited from entering the country. The ban will take effect from 23:30 on April 22, Eastern Time, for a period of 30 days. And after the ban takes effect, passengers who fly to Canada through these two countries must obtain a negative test for the new crown virus from a third country before continuing to Canada.

According to the news published on the official website of the Canadian government, entering Canada must be tested for the new coronavirus and be quarantined for 14 days. The Public Health Agency of Canada has been monitoring case data and found that the proportion of virus carriers on flights to India and Pakistan is increasing recently.

On April 21, Quebec, Canada, discovered the first case of infection with the mutant new coronavirus B1617 found in India. Canadian Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs Dominic LeBlanc (Dominic LeBlanc) said on the 22nd that the implementation of these travel restrictions is to prevent the spread of the new crown pneumonia virus and its variants in Canada.

According to data from the Canadian government’s official website, from February 22 to April 19 this year, the Public Health Agency of Canada received a total of 274,822 incoming passengers’ arrival test results, of which 1.4%, or 3732 passengers, were tested for the new crown pneumonia virus. Was positive.

The urgency of the project Hung Yen city is the political, administrative, economic, cultural and social center of Hung Yen province. After more than 20 years of re-establishment, the province has grown into a dynamic, developed, civilized and modern city. Along with the steps of development and urbanization, the city is the place to preserve the culture of the old Pho Hien. Going back to the time, there are still cultural and spiritual vestiges of Pho Hien in the past, with relic works ranked in Pho Hien relic complex and a place where cultural and spiritual activities are inside and outside. known country. Singing mandarins on Crescent Lake. Amidst the noise of the city, the city still retains valuable static landscape spaces with green parks and lakes associated with architectural works bearing the identity of Pho Hien. Typical of which are the park area of ​​Ban Nguyet lake, Tran Temple, Temple of Mau. Located on Bai Say street in Quang Trung ward and Minh Khai ward, Hung Yen city. The Crescent Lake is a highlight of the city’s landscape, with a poetic beauty. This is also a place for community activities, walking around the lake, sightseeing of the local residents and tourists coming to the city. Tran Temple – Hien Hung Yen Street However, over time, there are architectural works and landscapes that have deteriorated and are not suitable, and need to be renovated and embellished. On the other hand, opposite Ban Nguyet lake across Bai Say street, in Quang Trung ward is the famous relic area of ​​the city: Tran Temple, Mau Temple; About 500m from Nguyen Du street is the relic of Ba Chua Kho Temple. A place that any visitor to Hung Yen would like to visit once because the ancient beauty is preserved over the years and is a place that attracts a huge number of domestic and foreign tourists to visit and give birth. active spiritual culture. Visitors coming to Pho Hien after admiring the beauty of ancient, mossy temples and pagodas, looking for high and beautiful spiritual values ​​can stroll around Crescent Lake to relax in harmony with nature. grass, feel the quiet, peaceful space of an ancient land once famous for the song: “First Kinh Ky, second Pho Hien”. Mau Temple Hung Yen On festival days such as Mau Temple Festival, Tran Temple, Pho Hien folk festival … often organize swimming competitions, boat races, fireworks, and singing of graceful knives at the Crescent Lake. Every year, the relics of Tran Temple, Mau Temple and Ban Nguyet Lake all attract a large number of people and tourists coming to offer incense and worship. With great historical significance and available potentials, the relics of Tran Temple, Mau Temple and Ban Nguyet Lake have become an attractive cultural and spiritual tourist destination for every visitor when visiting Pho Hien – Hung Yen. . Direction for planning According to the reporter, the complex of Pho Hien National Monument, although has important historical, artistic, landscape, cultural and spiritual values. However, at present, the values ​​of the relics of Tran and Mau temples have not been exploited effectively and commensurate with their potential. The relic area has been repeatedly repaired and restored, but in terms of planning, landscape and traffic organization there are still many shortcomings. On the other hand, along with the festival are cultural and service activities such as parking area, going to ceremony, eating and drinking, and shopping for souvenirs that have not yet been invested in infrastructure to organize. , arranged scientifically to cause many shortcomings in cultural and spiritual activities as well as in the process of organizing festivals. The idyllic and peaceful features on the Crescent lake Historical and cultural relic area of ​​Tran Temple – Temple of Mau need to elaborate a detailed construction plan at the scale of 1/500 on the surrounding landscape, traffic connection and space for tourism, service development, orientations. embellish and promote the value of the relic associated with the landscape of Ho Ban Nguyet park and also create a foundation for exploiting the spiritual and cultural tourism values ​​of Hung Yen city. Therefore, the detailed construction planning of 1/500 scale promoting the value of the relics of Tran Temple, Mau Temple and Ho Ban Nguyet Park is essential to solve the remaining problems. stagnate, expand, and improve the cultural and spiritual value with the aim of embellishing and promoting the value of the relic in the education of cultural traditions, historical traditions, exploiting potentials for tourism development. calendar. Thereby, raising the pride and sense of responsibility of the people for the preservation and inheritance of the national cultural traditions and identity, so that “Culture is really the spiritual foundation of the society. is the target and the driving force of socio-economic development “in the new period. Talking and sharing with the press, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa – Head of the management board of Pho Hien National Monument, said “ The size of the planned study area and the projected population size have been approved according to Decision No. 1321 / UBND of Hung Yen People’s Committee dated June 14, 2019 on approving the task of detailed construction planning. 1/500 to promote the value of the relics of Tran Temple, Temple of Mau and the Park of Sale Nguyet ”. Ho Ban Nguyet, the green lung of Hung Yen city Accordingly, with the total land area in the planning study scope: 12.95 ha, of which the land area for planning is about 11.25ha. Surveyed measurement area is about 13.38 ha (Measurement boundary has an extended distance compared to the planned boundary and includes the planning study boundary of Ba Chua Kho Temple area). On January 27, Hung Yen City People’s Committee announced a detailed construction planning project of 1/500 scale to promote the relic of Tran temple, Mau temple and Ban Nguyet lake park. The detailed construction planning project of 1/500 scale promoting the value of relics of Tran temple, Mau temple and Ban Nguyet lake park approved by the Provincial People’s Committee on December 3, 2020 has scope of implementation in Quang Trung ward and Minh Khai ward. Planning projects with implementation scale of over 112,000 m2 (of which land for relic works accounts for 6.44%; land for public works accounts for 14.42%; land for green parks, sports, and sports accounts for 25 , 78%; water surface area accounts for 28.67%; the rest are parking lots, traffic land and other technical infrastructure). The project aims to contribute to preserving, embellishing and promoting the great value of Pho Hien ancient urban area, commensurate with the national relic, especially associated with tourism development, building relics associated with exploiting spiritual values ​​and beliefs, becoming an attractive tourist attraction of Pho Hien National Monument. Accordingly, the investor of the planning project to preserve, embellish and promote the value of Pho Hien National Monument is the People’s Committee of Hung Yen city, used by capital from the merit of the Temple. Tran, Temple of the Mother. The cost estimate for implementation is over 700 million VND. Xuan Control

The answer is: this statement is not accurate. The United States does not prohibit people from traveling to more than 130 countries. The U.S. government just added “Do not travel” to the fourth level of the travel advisory level, adding more than 100 countries to this category.

On the website of the U.S. Department of Foreign Affairs, there are restrictions on the levels of travel advice to various countries, which are generally divided into four levels:

1. The first level, normal and careful;

2. At the second level, be more careful;

3. The third level, consider carefully;

4. At the fourth level, don’t travel;

   These four levels are just advice for you to travel to various countries. The fourth level “Don’t Travel” originally had 34 countries listed, but this week it was added to more than 130 countries, which means that these countries may be listed by the US government as not to go due to war, disaster, or instability. The level of travel, but it does not mean that you cannot go.

   American immigration lawyer Jiang Baigeng

   If you really want to go to these countries, no one can stop you. But lawyer Jiang Baigeng still advises everyone to refer to the Travel advisory issued by the US government. If Chinese in the United States have plans to return to China in the near future, they must understand relevant policy information. Make the necessary preparations for customs clearance when returning home, and personal protection must also be done during the journey. In case of difficulties, please contact the embassy for help.

Jia Yueting was banned from entering the securities market for life.

Financial fraud has set a record for 10 consecutive years, and a personal fine of 241 million yuan has also set a record. There are false records in the submitted and disclosed IPO-related documents, the non-public issuance of stocks constitutes a fraudulent issuance, and Jia Yueting has been banned from the securities market for life. News 1+1 tonight connects with Ye Lin, the director of the Civil and Commercial Law Department of Renmin University of China, together Attention: Can Jia Yueting get back with a high-priced ticket and a lifetime ban?

Ten years of financial fraud, Jia Yueting was fined 241 million

LeTV’s financial fraud over the past ten years, LeTV, Jia Yueting, etc. have five illegal facts, LeTV’s company was fined 240 million yuan in total, and Jia Yueting was fined 241 million yuan.

There are “five crimes” in LeTV, Jia Yueting, etc., and fraudulent registration and false statements are the worst

Ye Lin, Director of the Civil and Commercial Law Teaching and Research Office of Renmin University of China: I think the worst is fraud. Because the fraud situation in the securities market is actually very serious in recent years, the cases discovered after investigation should be intensified. Therefore, I think that among all the “five sins”, the most core is the fraudulent registration and fraud. Statement, this is the most important.

What impact did LeTV and Jia Yueting’s “falsification” have on the securities market?

Ye Lin, Director of the Civil and Commercial Law Teaching and Research Office of Renmin University of China: The most direct consequence is that investors have lost a lot of money, because everyone may buy these stocks at a very high price. After the Dongchuang incident was revealed, the price of the stock dropped sharply. Naturally, investors suffered huge losses. Our confidence in the securities market will be affected to some extent, because we always hope that this market is highly transparent and can achieve fair protection for investors. However, these counterfeiters or misrepresenters have caused investors to have a strong impact on the market. Some kind of worry. And if this concern extends, it may have a very negative impact on the healthy development of our future securities market.

There are administrative penalties for LeTV. Can investors initiate litigation for claims?

Ye Lin, Director of the Civil and Commercial Law Teaching and Research Office of Renmin University of China: I think the feasibility is very high. ① Regardless of whether it is in accordance with the old law or the new law, the probability of investors filing a lawsuit should be said to have greatly increased. ② The current administrative penalties provide convenience for many investors to initiate civil lawsuits. If investors filed a lawsuit, they do not need to prove that Jia Yueting and LeTV have false statements, because these have been identified, and what they may need to do further is the calculation of losses and the confirmation of causality. Through some of these methods, I think investors should be able to get compensation in a certain sense, and help to improve investors’ confidence in the securities market.

After the administrative punishment, will Jia Yueting and others be held criminally responsible?

Ye Lin, Director of the Civil and Commercial Law Teaching and Research Office of Renmin University of China: There may be criminal liability, because Jia Yueting himself is not in China now, and may be abroad. In this case, it may be necessary to assist the judicial authority of the country where Jia Yueting is located to see if he can return. Another way is to request the International Criminal Police Organization, or the International Criminal Police Organization to cooperate to bring the parties or criminal suspects back to the country. This is very difficult, but it is still feasible from the current legal mechanism. If he can be brought back to China, I believe that criminal proceedings in the country may be launched. This case is indeed a very typical case. There are various fraudulent behaviors. Therefore, the criminal charges that may be triggered are not limited to one, and there may be multiple charges. So if it can be dealt with in a criminal manner in the end, I believe it will indeed bring a textbook case to the capital market or the securities market, which is very meaningful.

LeTV began to falsify before it went public, causing fraudulent issuance. What enlightenment does this bring to regulation?

Ye Lin, Director of the Civil and Commercial Law Teaching and Research Office of Renmin University of China: During the securities issuance process in recent years, a series of reforms are being carried out, including the reform of the registration system. The fraud uncovered in the Jia Yueting case actually raises a new problem, that is, whether it is the approval system or the registration system, in the IPO stage—new share issuance or initial public offering stage, stronger measures should be taken to ensure that the issuer The information published is true, accurate and complete. If the first pass falls below, it may be a catastrophe for investors in the entire capital market, or the loss will be very huge. Therefore, no matter what kind of review system is adopted, it is the most important thing to work hard to ensure that the information published by the issuer is true, accurate, and complete.

(The original title is “News 1+1丨The sky-high price ticket, life-long ban, can Jia Yueting come back?”)

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People wear masks to prevent COVID-19 infection in Manila, Philippines, on March 20, 2021. Photo: THX / TTXVN The ban began to be enforced on March 20 and was initially expected to be lifted on April 21. However, the Philippines decided to extend the ban for more than a week as the Southeast Asian nation recorded an average of 10,000 new infections a day this week. Accordingly, foreigners are not allowed to enter the Philippines, except for some exceptions such as diplomats, medical staff, sailors working on cargo ships, spouses, children of Filipino citizens. together with them and a number of other humanitarian cases. According to Harry Roque, the Philippine President’s spokesman, the ban does not apply to foreign nationals with a waiver issued by the Philippine Foreign Ministry before March 22. As of April 15, the Philippines recorded a total of 904,285 cases of COVID-19, of which 15,594 were fatal. On the same day, the Government of India announced that the monuments, museums and monuments managed by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will be closed until May 15, amid the number of cases. COVID-19 infection is increased in this South Asian country. In a statement, ASI stated: “Due to the raging COVID-19 epidemic, the government decided to close all protected monuments, monuments and museums, under ASI’s control, effective immediately and lasts until 5/15/2021 “. India is seeing an increase in the number of new cases of COVID-19. The Ministry of Health of this country on April 16 announced that the country had recorded 217,353 new infections in the past 24 hours. This is the 8th time that India has recorded a record high daily new cases in the past 9 days. The total number of COVID-19 cases in this country is now nearly 14.3 million, only after the US has more than 31 million cases. The total number of COVID-19 deaths in India also increased by 1,185 to 174,308.

The girls are wearing summer dresses, they have to wear warm clothes to cope with the “cold, Miss Bân” wave. Women need to maintain their own beautiful style at any time. Therefore, ladies need to save some easy-to-apply outfits in the coming days.

There is no need to mix & match too sophisticatedly, they immediately take advantage of familiar items to unleash the creation of lovely sets to represent a cold day. Some of the easy-to-wear outfits that girls should be close to are: jeans, sweatshirts, cardigan … They are both pretty, trendy, and comfortable for the wearer. Seeing the series of outfits below, women will have a wealth of ideas to match their physique as well as personal preferences!

Tweed jacket and jeans bring elegance and youthfulness to girls.

Warm fabric instant dress is also a perfect choice for women on a cold day.

Girls with a stylish, dynamic personality can mix sweatshirts with jeans.

Elegant ladies are sure to be satisfied with an outfit that includes a t-shirt, a sleeveless skirt and a vest.

Women can combine patterned shirts with cardigan shirts to set up accents.

This set is simple but easy to wear and stylish.

In the absence of a lot of time to “dress up”, you just mix blazers with dresses to have a beautiful look when walking down the street.

Using the two-wire dress to match, the ladies still have a beautiful overall outfit when the weather is cold.

Gile sweater and polka dot skirt emphasize the femininity and femininity of women.

When wearing a jeans jacket and a short skirt, women will look a few years younger.

In order to have a set of clothes during the “cold Miss Bân” season, light and trendy coats play an important role. Here are a few essential models for women on this occasion:

1. Jeans jacket

This is an item that suits girls with a stylish and stylish personality. No matter what set of jeans jacket and outfit, they will still have a very youthful appearance. Because of such many advantages, women should prioritize wearing this kind of outfit on cold days. Ladies can choose jeans jacket models with oversize or mezzanine designs that will be very trendy.

Jeans jacket is a familiar item of active girls.

No matter how you mix & match with the jeans jacket, the women’s set is still beautiful.

2. Tweed fabric jacket

Stylish ladies are no stranger to this classy coat. Their courtesy has captured the hearts of many girls. Women who mix a tweed fabric jacket with jeans, a skirt or a dress are all beautiful and eye-catching. Increasingly, the design of this item is more sophisticated and diverse. Therefore, the girls freely choose their favorite shirt to wear to work or go out. Women’s fashion styles will be upgraded quickly.

Tweed fabric coats help to stylize every lady’s style.

Just wearing a tweed fabric jacket, your dress style will be enhanced.

3. Blazer

Blazers are items that help girls have an elegant and elegant image. The map with this item also has countless different ways. In case you are afraid that your appearance is too serious and correct, you should confidently choose blazers with bright colors such as pastel pink, burnt orange, mint green … They will honor them. up the momentum and youthfulness of every lady. So there is no need to be fussy, but they still score absolute points in the eyes of those around them.

Blazers have elegant and elegant beauty, so many girls love them.

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WHO spokesperson Fadela Chaib said: “There is a rather serious problem that an urgent need to enact an emergency measure to stop the sale of wildlife living in traditional food markets, as a preventive measure. prevent. We need to know that most emerging infectious diseases originate from wild animals. Stopping the sale of live animals that are unsafe for food will reduce the risk of future transmission of the virus. This is not a new recommendation, but the Covid-19 translation has brought new attention to this threat with its enormous consequences. ”

In addition, WHO is also urging governments to close markets selling wild mammals if they are not fully implemented.

By the end of 2019, the first cases related to the Covid-19 epidemic had been recorded in Wuhan, China, and quickly broke out into a pandemic around the world. Although no official conclusions are available, preliminary research results show that SARS-CoV-2 virus was first detected at wildlife markets in Wuhan. This virus spreads to humans through intermediates, possibly pangolins. Earlier last year, the International Fund for the Protection of Nature in the Asia-Pacific also called for an end to wildlife trade and consumption in the region.