People make electronic medical declarations. The National Center for Technology for COVID-19 Prevention and Control has the task of acting as the focal point for coordination and coordination with agencies, organizations and enterprises participating in technical and technology-related support and cooperation to support support for the prevention of COVID-19; design, organize, build, manage, operate, monitor, ensure safety and network security for technology platforms and systems for epidemic prevention and control. The center performs unified management, centralized connection and distribution of electronic medical declaration data, domestic movement declaration data, people’s reflection data, quarantine point data and data control entry and exit of quarantine points between epidemic prevention technology systems. The Center has a flexible working structure, is not an administrative organization, does not create additional organizations and staff, besides the Director, in charge of general administration is the leader of the Informatics Department. The Ministry of Information and Communications also invites medical experts and technology experts to join the National Center for Technology for COVID-19 Prevention and Control, as core members. Reportedly, in the conclusion of the online meeting of the National Steering Committee with the provinces of Bac Ninh, Bac Giang and Ho Chi Minh City on June 2, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam asked the Ministry of Information and Communications, the Ministry of Health, The information analysis team of the National Steering Committee coordinated and gathered businesses and experts to urgently complete applications, software and technology solutions to effectively support the task of medical declaration, managing people in isolation, tracing, managing people entering and leaving the hospital, testing and administering vaccines; complete the COVID-19 safety map tool so that localities, businesses and people can look up and participate in updating smoothly.

The Center has the task of acting as the focal point to coordinate and coordinate with agencies, organizations and enterprises to participate in technical and technology-related support and cooperation to support the prevention and control of the Covid-19 epidemic; design, build, manage, operate, monitor, ensure safety and network security for technology platforms and systems for Covid-19 prevention and control. Unified management, centralized connection and distribution of electronic medical declaration data, domestic movement declaration data, people’s reflection data, quarantine point data and access control data quarantine points between technology systems for Covid-19 prevention and control. One of the tasks of the Center is unified management, centralized connection and data distribution between technology systems for Covid-19 epidemic prevention and control. The Center is also responsible for developing or receiving new technology solutions in the prevention and control of the Covid-19 epidemic; serving the requirements of using technology to support the medical profession of the Ministry of Health; supporting technical requirements, guiding the implementation of technological measures for ministries, sectors and localities in the prevention and control of the Covid-19 epidemic. At the same time, urge the application of technology systems and platforms to prevent and control the Covid-19 epidemic as well as perform a number of other tasks as assigned by the Minister of Information and Communications. Having a flexible working structure, not an administrative organization, no additional organization or staff, besides the Director, in charge of general administration is the Deputy Director in charge of the Department of Informatization (Ministry of Information and Communications). ) also invited medical experts and technology experts to participate as the National Center for Technology for Covid-19 Prevention and Control, as core members. Specifically, the Ministry of Information and Communications invited a representative from the IT Department (Ministry of Health) to be the Deputy Director of the National Center for Technology for Covid-19 Prevention and Control. This expert is in charge of connecting between technology and health stakeholders, based on the anti-epidemic practice, proposing specific issues and requirements (head of the article) that need IT tools to support the Ministry of Health. directing the organization of building IT and software solutions to meet the set requirements. The Ministry of Information and Communications also invited Mr. Tran Dac Phu, an advisor of the Vietnam Center for Emergency Response to Public Health Events, to join the Center as a member, in charge of professional advisory work. Besides, the Center also has other core members of the Department of Telecommunication, Department of Information Security, National Center for Electronic Authentication (Ministry of Information and Communications); leading a number of businesses…as a permanent member. The National Center for Technology for Covid-19 Prevention and Control has an assistant department, a professional and technical department consisting of cadres, civil servants, public employees and employees of the following departments: Informatization, Telecommunications, Security information and digital technology enterprises in Vietnam. Depending on the job requirements, the Department of Informatics submits to the Leaders of the Ministry of Information and Communications to add core members of the Center.

Accordingly, the National Center for Technology for COVID-19 Prevention and Control (Center) is a flexible working structure, not an administrative organization, without creating additional organizations or staff. The Center has the task of acting as the focal point to coordinate and coordinate with agencies, organizations and enterprises in providing technical and technology-related support and cooperation to support the prevention and control of the COVID-19 epidemic; Design, build, manage, operate, monitor, ensure safety and network security for technology platforms and systems for COVID-19 prevention and control. Decided to establish the center. Photo: VT A unified management force, centralized connection and distribution of electronic medical declaration data, domestic movement declaration data, people’s reflection data, quarantine point data and control data entering and exiting quarantine points between technology systems for COVID-19 epidemic prevention and control. The center also develops or receives new technology solutions in the prevention and control of COVID-19 epidemic, serving the requirements of using technology to support the medical profession of the Ministry of Health. The Center will support technical requirements, guide organizations to deploy technological measures for ministries, sectors and localities in the prevention and control of COVID-19. Urging the implementation and application of technology systems and platforms to prevent and control the COVID-19 epidemic. In addition, the Center also performs other tasks as assigned by the Minister of Information and Communications.

Vietnamese Ambassador to the Netherlands Pham Viet Anh works at the International Crop Center. Receiving the Ambassador and the delegation were Mr. Hans Kleijwegt, General Director; Mr. Mark Zwinkels, Director of the International Relations Department of WHC; Mr. Henk van Eijk, President of NVHBP and Ms. Mirjam Boekestijn, coordinator of NVHBP in the Netherlands. At the meeting, Ambassador Pham Viet Anh expressed his desire to continue to be supported by WHC for farming businesses in Vietnam and especially wanted to have a connection for agricultural students from Vietnamese universities. can participate in annual international student exchange programs at the Center, in order to acquire and update knowledge and modern technologies applied to the development of sustainable crop production in Vietnam. Horticulture-horticulture is one of nine industries in the Dutch economic development strategy. The Dutch horticulture industry develops according to the trend of globalization, supplying agricultural products to the world market. As a leading innovator in greenhouse technology, the Dutch horticulture sector plays a leading role in the international market for flowers, ornamental plants, vegetables, bulbs and renewable materials. The Netherlands is the world’s third largest exporter of nutritional crop products and the second largest exporter of agricultural products (after the United States). WHC is a vivid illustration of the integrated thinking, broad and long-term vision of the Netherlands in general and Dutch businesses in particular. The complex is an example of the connection according to the “golden triangle” formula between the Government – research institutions – enterprises. The Government creates conditions and mechanisms but does not provide financial support (according to regulations on fair competition). The research and manufacturing facilities related to farming send here applied research products, which are both learning and research tools and a production tool for commercial products. The center has 3 continuous zones including Education and Training, Research – Development, and Business Cooperation. This place is also a forum to share technology and innovation in the field of greenhouse cultivation. Every year, WHC welcomes about 25,000 international visitors and experts to visit, learn, share experiences, innovate in the horticulture industry and participate in fairs. WHC has a 4-year horticultural vocational school for about 1,200 students, not to mention international student exchange programs in this industry with courses of 3-4 months/year. This is also the place of convergence, display and regular exchange of 130 leading enterprises in the horticulture industry with modern products from automation machines, ventilation systems, water and humidity management systems. , temperature in the greenhouse to products such as plant protection films / nets, light blocking in greenhouses, plant seeds, biological fertilizers… In addition, the center also has a state-of-the-art research facility with 40 laboratories, where different researchers, entrepreneurs and educational institutions conduct research. Ambassador Pham Viet Anh visited some member enterprises of the Netherlands-Vietnam Commercial Horticulture Cooperation Association. The Netherlands-Vietnam Commercial Horticultural Cooperation Association (nvhortiplatform.com), established in December 2019, is a cooperation organization between Dutch and Vietnamese businesses, research institutes, government organizations and organizations. in the field of horticulture. Members build long-term relationships through sharing expertise, technology, resources, and trade promotion to enhance Vietnam’s horticulture industry, and at the same time contribute to access to the European market. Up to now, NVHBP has 10 Gold members, 2 Silver members, 22 Bronze members with many supporting partner agencies and organizations from both Vietnam and the Netherlands. On the Vietnamese side, Thien Dieu Company is both a Gold member and a coordinator for the Vietnamese side of NVHBP. Also during the meeting, NVHBP’s leaders and coordinators updated the projects implemented in Vietnam over the past time. In the context of the complicated situation of the Covid epidemic, the Association still strives to participate and co-organize activities at the Vietnam Academy of Agriculture, the Institute of Fruits and Vegetables, the Institute of Agricultural Sciences, the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City. . Da Nang, Vietnam High Quality Goods Association, Mekong Connect 2020, National conference on processing and developing agricultural products market in Can Tho… Ambassador Pham Viet Anh visited some member enterprises of the Netherlands-Vietnam Commercial Horticulture Cooperation Association. On the same day, the delegation visited the cultivation model of two enterprises that are members of NVHBP including KP Holland Company (kpholland.nl) specializing in human, breeding, production and export of flowers and Onings Holland Company. (onings.com) a family business that has been around for 4 generations, started in 1935, specializing in exporting lily and tulip bulbs. Both enterprises have been present in Vietnam for many years, cooperating and exporting flower bulbs and effectively supporting Vietnamese partners in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh, Lam Dong, Sapa… Enterprises assess Vietnam’s strengths in farming are land, natural conditions and labor, and hope to receive the support and companionship of the Embassy to expand cooperation with Vietnamese businesses. next time. Oning’s long-term vision is also to cooperate in growing lilies in Vietnam and export or KP Holland’s wish is for Vietnam to license the import of curcuma flowers, a beautiful flower researched and bred by the company. (according to the Vietnamese Embassy in the Netherlands)

EUSPA headquarters in Prague. (Source: insidegnss.com) The Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Prague quoted the Czech news agency (ČTK) as saying that the European Union’s space program agency ( EUSPA ) officially operated in Prague from May 12. The EUSPA will centralize the operational management of the EU’s space programmes, while remaining responsible for managing the Galileo navigation system and other space programmes. It is the only EU agency based in the Czech Republic. In the announcement, CEO Rodrigo da Costa said: “EUSPA will play an important role in the implementation of the space program and the realization of the EU’s ambitions. This will be achieved primarily by using maximize the synergy between the various components of the program, especially navigation, Earth observation and secure communications, to stimulate innovation across multiple sectors.” In addition, EUSPA will provide European satellite navigation services, and will operate in the commercial use of data and services from Galileo, EGNOS and Copernic. Another objective of this body is to prepare the coordination of the EU satellite communications program within the public administration ( GOVSATCOM ). EUSPA, formerly the European Global Positioning Satellite System Agency, also known as GSA, has been headquartered in Prague since 2012. According to a representative of this agency, GSA has paid the Czech Republic budget nearly 130 million euros in 2020. After the expansion, the financial contribution is forecast to increase. The number of employees will increase from the current 200 to 600 employees, so the Czech Republic is looking for a new space for the agency, replacing the current headquarters on Janovského street in Holešovice of Prague which will not be enough in the future. future./.

“Tigers save energy most of the day by lying down or using as little strength as possible,” said Patchara, the coordinator. But if it gets too hot, they start panting like a dog or a cat to avoid sunstroke. A tiger is playing in a swimming pool at Tiger Kingdom Zoo in Chiang Mai on March 31st. Photo: Reuters. “We usually organize them to do some activity in the lake or play with toys to help them cool down,” adds Patchara. According to the zoo’s representative, twice a day during the hot summer months, the lions are fed ice-coated chicken. Tiger Kingdom in Chiang Mai is a conservation area nurturing tigers, including rare white tigers. This zoo adopts and takes care of tigers from birth to adulthood. The hot season in Thailand begins in late February, and temperatures are expected to continue to rise higher in the near future.

SpaceX denied claims that the Starlink and OneWeb satellites almost collided In a filing submitted to the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) after a meeting between representatives of SpaceX, OneWeb and FCC, SpaceX said that, in fact, the probability of a collision never exceeds the allowed threshold and the satellite will not be able to collide even if it is active. They have also corrected records regarding recent press releases regarding the physical coordination between SpaceX and OneWeb. Meeting between the parties took place the day after the flyer The Wall Street Journal published an article titled “Elon Musk’s satellite Internet project is too risky,” in which OneWeb made allegations that the Starlink satellites had approached other satellites alarmingly two. times in the past two years, including the last which took place on April 2, when a satellite Starlink Send a request to a OneWeb satellite to take collision avoidance measures. Sheet The Wall Street Journal quoted Chris McLaughlin, OneWeb’s director of legal and government relations, saying, “While working with OneWeb, SpaceX disabled the automated collision avoidance system supported by artificial intelligence (AI) to allow OneWeb to steer its satellite away from other satellites. It is unclear exactly why SpaceX disables the collision avoidance system when the Starlink satellite is within 57 meters from the opponent’s satellite. SpaceX has not yet commented on this issue. In a filing filed with the FCC on April 21, SpaceX said: “OneWeb recently made clear and inaccurate statements to the media about recent coordination. Specifically, Mr. McLaughlin of OneWeb told the newspaper Wall Street Journal that SpaceX has powered off the automatic satellite collision avoidance system. In reality, however, SpaceX and OneWeb have worked well together on a technical level. And OneWeb itself has asked SpaceX to temporarily turn off the AI ​​system to allow them to control the satellite as agreed by the parties. SpaceX’s automatic collision avoidance system has been and still works well at all times. According to SpaceX, OneWeb admitted wrongly and offered to withdraw its false statements during the meeting with SpaceX and FCC. SpaceX expressed its disappointment to the FCC that OneWeb officials chose to make public false information about the coordination’s plight. Successful coordination depends on trust and transparency among satellite operators. Also in the filing to the FCC, SpaceX confirmed that the possibility of collisions between satellites is very small. Other data also showed that “probability of collisions between satellites is below the permitted threshold and continues to decrease”. OneWeb launched satellite launch operations on April 3, and the satellites are eventually more than 1,000 meters apart. The probability of a collision happening is extremely small. Phan Van Hoa (According to Arstechnica)

This year’s Google Earth Day imagery highlights the idea that everyone can germinate a seed for a brighter future. Google celebrates Earth Day April 22 with an inspirational video on the homepage. (Photo: Google) Google encourages people to find a small action they can take to restore the Earth – the common home of humanity. In the Google video, the characters take turns sowing seeds, from generation to generation, from person to person, of all sexes, skin color, age … The seeds are sown to the ground. all germinate, develop into lush greenery. Google encourages people to find a small action they can take to restore the Earth. (Photo: Google) “Today’s video shows many different types of plants grown in natural habitats, this is one of the ways we can keep the Earth for future generations,” the Google announcement said. April 22 every year is chosen as Earth Day. This year is the 51st time it has taken place and has been responded by many countries. The purpose of Earth Day is to increase awareness and value of the natural environment of the planet in which we live. This year is the 51st Earth Day that has taken place and has been responded by many countries. (Photo: Google) In 1969 at the UNESCO Conference in San Francisco, environmental activist John McConnell proposed a day to honor Earth, first held on March 21, 1970, the first day of spring in the North. bridge. A month later, US Senator Gaylord Nelson proposed the idea of ​​organizing a national environmental curriculum on April 22, 1970. He hired a young environmental activist, Denis Hayes, to do the Thing. National coordinator. The purpose of Earth Day is to increase awareness and value of the natural environment of the planet in which we live. (Photo: Google) By 1990, Denis Hayes brought this event to the international level and held in 141 countries. Now Earth Day is a series of events coordinated globally by earthday.org, with the participation of about 1 billion people in more than 193 countries. Many communities also host Earth Week, a week of activities around environmental issues.