Recently, the beaches in Turkey appeared a patch of mucus (sea snot), which is increasingly spreading over the water. The widespread mucus layer on the Turkish coast causes serious damage to the country’s marine life and fishermen. (Source: Reuters) Sea snot is a green mud that is formed naturally when algae are over-nutriented due to hot weather and polluted water environment. The phenomenon was first detected in Turkey in 2007 and then in the Aegean Sea near Greece. The latest outbreak in the Sea of ​​Marmara near Istanbul is believed to be the largest in history. (Source: Reuters) Experts believe that the large amount of mucus that has appeared recently is due to a combination of environmental pollution and global warming, which accelerates the growth of algae that cause the slime. Meanwhile, President Erdogan said that the problem of untreated sewage being discharged directly into the sea was the cause of this outbreak of marine mucus. (Source: Reuters) When algae grow out of control in the spring, as we’ve seen this year, they block sunlight and cause declines, says biology professor at Istanbul University Muharrem Balci. oxygen for fish and marine life. (Source: Reuters) This mucous membrane covers the sea surface like a canvas. After a while, they sink, covering the seabed ecosystem and harming many species of creatures. When this process is over, they will appear to smell like a spoiled egg. This phenomenon can cause poisoning to sea clams and creatures such as crabs. (Source: Reuters) Professor Bayram Ozturk of the Turkish Marine Research Agency said that due to the overgrowth of the mucus layer, several species are endangered, including oysters, mussels and starfish. “This is a real disaster,” he said. (Source: Reuters) According to environmental engineer Cevahir Efe Akcelik, mucus could cover the sea during the summer if authorities do not take urgent measures. Studies show that mucus stays not only on the surface but also at depths between 25-30 meters. (Source: Reuters) Divers report that large numbers of fish and other species in the affected area are being wiped out by suffocation. This phenomenon has a significant impact on the lives of fishermen. Boats passing through the Sea of ​​Marmara had to navigate through the gray mud, while some fishermen were unable to fish because the mud clogs their engines and nets. (Source: Reuters) Mehmet Soyolcu (43 years old), a fourth generation fisherman in the Sea of ​​Marmara, said that in the past, it took two hours to pull a fishing net at sea, but now it takes ten hours, not counting the cost of fuel. materials and other operating costs. Every day, the operating costs are getting higher and higher, and the fish are less and less. (Source: Reuters) Some fishermen will raise prices to cover their losses, but that won’t help either because people fear the seawater might contaminate the fish in Marmara. At the fish market, more and more customers avoid buying fish and seafood since information about the mucus layer appeared. This makes the fishermen lose income from fishing, life becomes more difficult. (Source: Reuters) Istanbul, Turkey’s largest city with about 16 million inhabitants, and five other provinces, factories and industrial centers border the sea. As a result, this outbreak has had a severe impact on the ecosystem and fisheries in the region. (Source: Reuters) The Sea of ​​Marmara is a sea that stretches 281 km from the Northeast to the Southwest and is 80 km wide at its widest. This sea is connected to the Black Sea through the Bosphorus, also known as the Istanbul Strait in the Northeast. President Erdogan fears the problem will be very serious if the mucus spreads to the Black Sea. (Source: Reuters) The Turkish government has deployed a team of experts to examine the source of pollution in the sea. Workers are now trying to use nets to remove mucus, but their efforts have so far been largely ineffective. (Source: Reuters) Not only around the Sea of ​​Marmara, but the adjacent Black Sea and Aegean Sea regions were also affected by this mucus outbreak. (according to Reuters)

Dry landscape in a field in the town of Walgett, Australia. Photo: AFP/VNA Ms. Mami Mizutori, the UN Secretary-General’s special representative for disaster risk reduction, said that drought risks becoming the next great disaster and there is no cure. A United Nations report released on June 17 found that drought caused at least $124 billion in economic losses and affected more than 1.5 billion people between 1998 and 2017. United Nations, now that global warming has increased droughts in Southern Europe and West Africa and the number of victims will “increase significantly” unless the world acts, Ms. Mizutori said. Some 130 countries could face a major drought risk this century under the UN high-emissions scenario, another 23 would face water shortages because of population growth, and 38 countries are affected by both factors. Ms. Mizutori likens drought to a virus – which tends to be long-lasting, has a wide geographic range and causes severe damage. Countries are not affected by drought but are still affected indirectly through food insecurity and rising food prices.” The United Nations forecasts that droughts will be more frequent and severe in most of Africa, Central and South America, Central Asia, South Australia, Southern Europe, Mexico and the United States. More than 40% of European Union (EU) agricultural imports could be “vulnerable” to drought by mid-century due to climate change, according to a study published in Nature Communications in the journal Nature Communications. this week.

A month after the fire, the X-Press Pearl now lies dormant in a semi-submersible state off the coast of Sri Lanka, its hull resting on the sandy bottom of the shallow sea. The X-Press Pearl burned for 13 days off the coast of Sri Lanka. Photo: BBC. Although the fire on board has been extinguished, the problems stemming from the fire are just beginning. Many stacked chemical containers are still stuck on the ship. Many of these barrels have leaked and soaked into the water, raising concerns about marine life being poisoned by the chemicals. In addition, tons of microplastics have washed up on nearby local beaches. Hundreds of tons of engine fuel sealed in the sunken hull is also likely to leak into the sea. In addition to the environmental threats, the X-Press Pearl ship fire also had devastating consequences for local communities, according to the report. BBC . Indigenous fishermen lose their livelihood overnight and may suffer the consequences for years to come. “We are fishermen, we have to go to the sea every day. We can only make a living by going to sea, otherwise our whole family will starve,” said Denish Rodrigo, who lives on the Sri Lankan coast. with BBC . Billions of microplastics One of the most striking features in the photos documenting the X-Press Pearl fire disaster is the many small round plastic beads spilling from the ship. The number of pieces of plastic is so much that the naked eye can see them when they are next to each other. These microplastics are the main ingredient of most plastic products on the planet. Large amounts of microplastics from the X-Press Pearl ship could threaten the Sri Lankan ecosystem. Photo: BBC. “There were about 46 different chemicals on that ship (X-Press Pearl),” Hemantha Withanage, a Sri Lankan environmental activist, told the BBC. BBC . “But what we’ve been able to see most clearly so far are tons of microplastics.” Since the end of May, pieces of plastic from the X-Press Pearl have washed up on the beaches of Negombo city on the west coast of Sri Lanka. Locals also reported dead fish floating around because of ingesting microplastics. Normally, plastic takes between 500 and 1,000 years to completely decompose. The aforementioned microplastics may have been pushed by ocean currents to the coasts around Sri Lanka or even beyond. “Our whole family will starve to death” For fishermen in Negombo, their concern isn’t just about ingesting microplastics in their fish, but the possibility that they won’t be able to catch any fish. Local authorities have issued a fishing ban in the area affected by the fire. This means that many fishermen have lost their entire source of income and livelihood overnight. “Fish species grow on coral reefs in the area, and authorities say those areas have been destroyed by the effects of dangerous chemicals. Now there is no choice but to jump into the sea naturally. death,” said Mr. Tiuline Fernando, who has been a fisherman for the past 35 years BBC . Many fishing families in Negombo struggled to make ends meet because they lost their livelihood overnight. Photo: BBC. The Sri Lankan government is demanding compensation and insurance from the owners of the X-Press Pearl. However, locals do not expect that money to be used to support them. The local fishermen’s association said it needed help from the whole community. “It’s not just us (fishers) but many other related industries are also affected,” explained the president of the indigenous fishermen’s association Densil Fernando. “Suppliers of nets, engines, boats and oil are involved in fishing operations. Thousands of jobs related to the fishing industry are being affected,” said Mr. Fernando. Chemical pollution The most lasting impact from the fire is believed to be a problem of chemical contamination. Activist Withanage said some of the hazardous elements found on board the X-Press Pearl were nitric acid, sodium dioxide, copper and lead. When mixed with water, these elements enter the internal organs of local sea creatures. Small fish can die immediately from poisoning, but large fish are more likely to survive, the poison will gradually accumulate in their bodies over time. Toxic marine life washed ashore in Negombo, Sri Lanka. Photo: BBC. Mr Withange said fish, turtles and dolphins had died and washed up on beaches. Many of them have turned green, indicating that the body is contaminated with metals and chemicals. “In a couple of years, if you catch a tuna, there’s a good chance it’s still poisoned,” Mr Withange said. “This chemical buildup is a serious problem.” “People should be informed about this,” he added. “The X-Press Pearl is now a toxic ship. Anything from this ship that washes ashore is very poisonous. People shouldn’t even touch them.”

Jeans are one of the most popular outfits. To create something new, torn or stylized pants are constantly being born to please women. However, sometimes the excessive creativity of both the designer and the wearer makes the pants a fashion disaster and the lace-up jeans are an example. Recently, the Dailystar site posted a picture of the model in the latest lace-up jeans. The design of the pants is not much different from the traditional jeans. The highlight of the pants is the tiny string tied at the back. This detail helps the wearer attract the eye, focusing on the slim waist without excess fat. Before the new model of pants, fashion lovers did not spare praise for the tight-fitting pants that “fit like a glove”, showing off their “tight features” every centimeter. However, many people feel confused by the inconvenience as well as the way the model sells nude to show the highlight of the pants. This is not the first time there are jeans that make others look “in a panic”. Creativity is necessary, but being too creative can easily make pants labeled a fashion disaster. For example, open jeans like this make the girlfriend wear it like nothing, completely not providing a shielding effect. Torn jeans are called fashion disasters most of all. Wearing pants like this, instead of being praised for being cool, she was mercilessly “stoned” by netizens. In addition to the revealing design, the low-rise jeans showing off the T-shaped underwear were also not appreciated. The jeans that are too short, unable to cover the 3rd round have also received many bricks and stones, making the wearer seriously less charming. It can be said that jeans are not difficult to wear. However, wearing pants that do not limit the gap easily makes you unsightly in the eyes of the viewer. Photo: Internet. Invite readers to watch the video: Fashion show of oversized people. Source: VTV24.

Many girls like to show off their cooking skills, so in addition to the family meal tray, they also make tea or cake. Khuc Bach tea is one of the teas chosen by many women to show off their talents, because it’s not easy to make, so from here they give birth to many “standard” disaster teas. Showcasing her talent in making chocolate white tea, this girl reminds people of pork blood soup. Her finished product is far from the reality that shocked all netizens. This piece of Khuc Bach tea is just right for the sister association “hating the kitchen”. Each piece of white, instead of being small and soft, is now torn up and no longer has any shape. Looking at the “catastrophe” bowl of Khuc Bach tea, everyone was bored, admitting that they lost all their sense of eating after looking at the finished product. Not only Khuc Bach tea, many other disaster dishes were also transformed by the sisters who “hated the kitchen” so that anyone who looked at them could only laugh. Typically, the cake in the photo is made with a rice cooker, but anyone who looks at it will think it is cinnamon rolls. A girl posted on the forum showing off her question of making jelly that everyone thought was… pork with frozen meat. From the picture to the size of the jelly, it’s like a piece of meat. A piece of jelly when cut is even more like a piece of pork, this miraculous transformation makes all netizens admire. Finished salt product of a brave girl but no different from pebbles. Or coconut jam with brown cockroach wings is exactly like a plate of braised meat. Photo: Synthesis Invite readers to watch the video: Tea Khuc Bach Thach Contrasted by Life: Father Transmission – Source: YAN News

Fiona Adams, an Australian farmer, holds a rat that was killed by her dog. Photo: Sydney Morning Herald. As cats give up chasing mice and dogs risk death from ingesting rat bait, farmers across Australia have no choice but to improvise to deal with the raging rat disaster. For Eris Fleming, an artist and rancher on her family farm near Bakers Swamp in New South Wales, Australia, the creative approach was to create mini water traps – 15 – everywhere around my house. Mr. Fleming, 78, has seen the current large population of rats once before, in 1984. Although he initially tried placing rat baits like his neighbors, his German Shepherd “started eating the bait faster than the mice.” His dog started bleeding and needed urgent and expensive care to stay alive at the local veterinary clinic. “Vets are going to make a lot of money in this short time,” he said. Rats that have eaten bait will eventually decompose on the ceiling, in the walls and under the floorboards. “The stench is unbelievable,” he said. And so, buckets of water, narrow curtain rods coated with PVC and a layer of canola oil, and some peanut butter decoys, all designed to trap and kill rodents relentlessly. . Just like that, every morning, Mr. Fleming started by collecting dead mice, at least 300 a day. They will then be buried away from the house. It took him three hours a day to clear the bucket of dead rats, dig, bury the rats and reset the trap. However, he also saves time from having to clean every surface, such as clearing rat droppings off the table, and getting rodents out of bed or even out of the refrigerator. Several of Fleming’s neighbors followed his method, and they all reported massive exterminations of rats. Fleming currently counts only a handful of dead rats each morning, but the significant and welcome drop is probably more related to the fact that the rat population is turning to forage elsewhere, such as near Sydney than. Other techniques used by people in his county include a woman mixing powder with plaster to trick rats, although that still risks the rat decomposing in hard-to-reach nooks and crannies. Elsewhere, many people prefer to use traps made of expandable latex rings – like those used to castrate pets. Rats were killed by traps made of expandable rubber latex rings. Photo: Sydney Morning Herald. Improvisation will probably still be required as the supply of rat bait and rat traps continues to be strained. Rat-killer retailer Bunnings says demand started picking up in December and accelerated even further after April. “We have seen an increase in customer demand for rat control products across New South Wales,” said Belinda Rakers, Bunnings product manager. “Due to high demand, supplies are currently at a low level. However, we are continuing to work closely with our suppliers to get more stock in stores as soon as possible,” she said. In Neurea, near Wellington, Fiona Adams is using rat bait to at least keep the rats under control, but they still rummage through her barn at night. Her dog killed one even as she was talking to guests from the Herald visiting the farm on May 20. “I certainly don’t like them, but unfortunately, you have to get used to them,” she said. “They have cute little faces, but they are stinky little animals. Driving along the road at night, they are like toy cars.” Although the cold weather has begun to slow their growth, that hasn’t stopped them from eating all of the lupine beans Fiona planted on May 19, leaving only empty husks. For Fiona as well as Fleming, the scale of the epidemic was hard to imagine for many in Sydney and elsewhere. Rats can breed after just six weeks and then lay multiple litters within three weeks, triggering a population explosion. Farmers in the area who sold their livestock turned to hay production to take advantage of the bountiful rains, but only saw entire haystacks eaten by rats within a few months. After all, it will be up to science rather than temporary or other methods to control such a massive rat population explosion. “The only way you can prevent this is by doing research,” Mr. Fleming mused.

As a bride, everyone wants to be beautiful on their big day. Therefore, the choice of wedding dress is always carefully chosen by women. One of the criteria for choosing a wedding dress is the ability to flatter and be fashionable. In addition, many people also want to be unique, creating an unforgettable impression for important moments. Because of this desire, many women are ready to “play out” wearing unique, overly creative designs of fashion houses. Recently, the DailyStar page posted a “difficult” image of the bride Rielle on her wedding day. Specifically, she wears a wedding dress with a cup shape, a deep slit to help the bride flatter her full bust. If the upper part of the dress is designed like a corset, the lower body is a transparent, see-through chiffon. Seen from behind, Rielle almost shows off her hot bust, despite the disapproving glances of many people. Not only that, the cut-out details are “dangerous” to make people look “hot”. In order to avoid exposing her private area, Rielle had to use a whole bunch of chemicals to cover it. Immediately after the image of Rielle was posted, many comments criticized the bride’s dressing like no other. In fact, not only Rielle was “stoned” for dressing offensively. In many cases, brides also have similar problems when choosing outfits with 1-0-2, which is likened to a wedding dress disaster. A bride once caused a stir when wearing a wedding dress that could not be shorter, revealing her bust and high socks. Not to mention, she also used chiffon to decorate the back of her hips, which looked extremely “painful”. While the above brides tried to show off their breasts, this girl showed off her oversized bust. Looking at these pictures, surely many guests are embarrassed. A bride with a confusing outfit. Using the dominant white tone, the hotpants and accompanying accessories make the overall look extremely difficult. The bride has a good-looking face, but the point that attracts others’ attention is the wedding dress that is no different from the revealing swimsuit. If compared to the short, bold, sure, this lingerie wedding suit has no “rival”. Photo: Internet. Invite readers to watch the video: Fashion show of plus size people. Source: VTV24.

For months, rats have ravaged fields and damaged homes in eastern Australia, from the Victorian border in the south to Queensland in the north, causing millions of dollars in damage to crops and machinery. A pair of mice can give birth to 500 more pups per season, the females give birth to a new litter every three weeks, and they constantly need more food. Rat “nightmare” for farmers in New South Wales, Australia. Photo: Pelgar International. The New South Wales government is considering a more drastic solution. On May 20, officials announced they had acquired 5,000 liters of one of the world’s most powerful rat poisons to treat rats. However, some residents fear the use of poisons could damage food crops and kill local wildlife. End of drought, Australia meets rats again “We’ve had long, bad years of drought, and then 2020 is going to be beautiful. But there’s always something great happening, and this year it’s a rat pandemic,” said farmer Michael Payten of the small town of Canowindra, west of Sydney, sigh. The rainfall in 2020 is roughly equal to the total rainfall two years earlier, making the soil fertile and yielding a bountiful harvest, but also creating ideal conditions for the rats. “Trying to count the number of rats that are harming Eastern Australia is like counting the stars in the sky,” said CSIRO researcher Steve Henry, considered by the New South Wales government to be Australia’s best expert on the disease. in mice, said. Rat extermination expert Sue Hodge clears dead rats from traps in her client’s home every day in the New South Wales town of Canowindra. Photo: CNN. According to Sue Hodge, a rat extermination expert in Canowindra, when winter approaches, rats even take refuge in people’s homes. Ms. Hodge spends her days dealing with dead rats trapped in a client’s home. She removed rat droppings from the kitchen, the children’s room and even their beds. In her home, Mrs. Hodge used steel wool to prevent rats from crawling in from every nook and cranny. She sets a mousetrap every night. According to the New South Wales Agricultural industry group, the loss of cereal groups such as wheat, barley and rapeseed, as well as forage, is having a major impact on the finances of farm businesses. The survey found that a third of businesses had an estimated loss of $50,000-150,000 ($38,000-116,000). The group warned that the total damage could reach hundreds of millions of dollars if urgent action is not taken. Government measures – immediate but too dangerous The New South Wales government is resorting to “heavy weapons” to end the rat disaster, after weeks of consultations with Mr Henry, CSIRO and farmers. Last week, New South Wales agriculture chief Adam Marshall unveiled “a scary set of tools for rat control”, including free rat poison for farmers. This week, thousands of liters of bromadiolone – a “second generation anticoagulant” has been introduced to effectively kill rats. However, Charles Sturt University ecologist Dr Maggie Watson says the toxin is “too dangerous” to use in the environment, as it can leach into the soil and bioaccumulate in insects. then join the food chain. She said native birds in Australia are all at risk of death after eating a poisoned mouse, and it takes up to 15-20 years for them to come back to life. NSW farmer Michael Payten calls his tractor shed a “rat hotel”. Photo: CNN. Proponents of the administration argue that bromadiolone is highly toxic and will likely kill some native predators, but there aren’t enough hawks and owls for the rat population to drop naturally. While the rat population is unusually high, farmers warn that they are running out of time to harvest the winter crop.

Cable car at the famous Gulmarg ski area. Photo: Getty. On June 25, 2017, a serious cable car failure occurred at the famous Gulmarg ski resort, Kashmir province, India. Local officials said the cause of the accident was bad weather. Specifically, strong gusts of wind uprooted a large tree, and then poured into the cable car system, causing the cable to break. According to the Times of India, the cabin carrying seven people, including two children, was thrown away and all were killed. The victims included a family of four from New Delhi, three others from Kashmir and Tangmarg. It is known that the cable car system at Gulmarg has an altitude of 4,100m. From this cable car, visitors can see the snow-capped Himalayas all year round. Cable car broke in Pakistan, the cabin fell from a height of 120m The broken cable car in Pakistan has never been licensed to operate. Photo: Express. Just 4 days after the cable car accident in India, on June 29, 2017, another cable car broke occurred at Murree resort in the village of Charra Pani, about 30km north of Islamabad, Pakistan. . The incident happened when the villagers of Charra Pani used the cable car as a means of crossing the river. Twelve people were killed and two others injured when the cable car cabin fell from a height of 120 meters. Local officials informed that this is a cable car system built by the people themselves and not yet licensed by the authorities. The fact that this system has not been censored from the beginning and is not regularly maintained is the reason for the accident at Murree. Cable car changing direction lost control in Georgia On March 16, 2018, at the resort of Gudauri, Georgia, a rare incident occurred when the cable car system suddenly changed direction and moved very quickly in the opposite direction, causing dozens of people to be thrown down. land. Witnesses at the scene said the cable car system was badly out of control. Many people were thrown from a great height and other tourists were forced to jump out of their cabins to avoid being hit by a cable post at the foot of the mountain. Ten people were reported in serious condition on arrival at the hospital. According to the resort’s representative, technical problems were the main cause of the accident. It is known that this is also the case that was turned into fake news, that the cable car broke in Japan, causing many deaths, including 12 Vietnamese. Cable car in Canada intentionally vandalized, fell into a canyon The cable car in the Sea to Sky Gondola area crashed into the gorge. Photo: CBC. The cable car at the famous attraction Sea to Sky Gondola, British Columbia province, western Canada, crashed into the canyon at 4am on August 10, 2019, after the cable part was cut, causing almost the entire 30 cabins of the system were severely damaged. Campers in the area said they heard loud bangs and metal at the time of the incident. Fortunately, because the cable car was not operational at the time of the incident, no tourists were injured. According to the investigation, the local police said this was a deliberate act of sabotage with a human element. The general director of Sea to Sky Gondola estimated the company lost more than 1 million USD, not including the lost revenue due to the closure. Some cable car disasters in history The Eniwetok rig is hooked up to a cable car in Singapore. Photo: StraitsTimes. Before the 21st century, there were also some bad cable car accidents in the world. On January 29, 1983, a train carrying a Panamanian oil rig got caught in the cable car system in Singapore, between Jardine Steps and Sentosa stations. As a result, two cabins fell into the sea at a depth of 55m, killing seven people. On July 1, 1999, a cable car carrying staff, janitors and maintenance engineers to the international astronomical observatory in St-Etienne-en-Dévoluy, France, suddenly broke and fell down. a valley. All 20 people present on the cable car died. The scene of the cable car break at the astronomical observatory St-Etienne-en-Dévoluy, France. Photo: UON. The right wing of the US Marines plane broke the cable car and caused a tragic accident. Photo: UON. On February 3, 1988, a US Marines plane piloted by pilot Richard J. Ashby cut a ski lift in the Cavalese, Dolomites, killing 20 people. Specifically, this jet flew at a speed of ~870km / h at low altitude, despite warnings from the Pentagon, that the plane must be kept above 305m above the ground in that area. Also in Cavalese, Italy, on March 9, 1976, a cable car cabin in this area fell down a mountainside from a height of 200m and then was thrown another 300m before stopping at the foot of the mountain. 43 people were killed, including 15 children aged 7-15 and an 18-year-old employee. The only survivor was a 14-year-old student. Cavalese police said two cables were crossed and the other was broken. The automatic safety system was able to prevent disaster when the fault was detected, but was turned off when the incident occurred. The four officials involved had to be “reported” for accusations of irresponsibility and a number of other crimes.

The suffering called gray hair is not only for women. Recently, Doctor – Doctor Le Thai Van Thanh, Head of Dermatology – Aesthetic Skin Department, University of Medicine and Pharmacy Hospital, Ho Chi Minh City, has just received a case related to hair dye. Patient is male, name P.D.T. (56 years old, living in Tan Binh district, HCMC. Mr. T. went to the doctor because his whole body was covered with urticarial papules, itchy and uncomfortable. At first, the patient did not think it was due to the hair dye. He worried that maybe he had liver disease that caused the skin rash. To dye your hair safely at home, choose a single-phase dye and avoid getting the dye in your eyes After examining, the doctor found that Mr. T.’s hair appeared to be freshly dyed; Outlining the hair for examination, the doctor noted that the patient’s scalp was inflamed. When the doctor asked, it was true that the patient dyed her hair at home three days ago. This is also the first time Mr. T. dyes his hair at home because he is afraid that going to the salon may be at risk of infection. This is also the cause of the patient’s overall skin irritation. According to Dr. Thanh, at the salon, when dyeing our hair, we will lie on the bed to wash our hair, if irritation occurs, it will only be in the scalp area. And Mr. T., after applying dye to his hair, when rinsing his hair, the patient combined a shower with a standing shower. Therefore, the hair dye has followed the water to the body, thereby causing skin irritation on a large scale. Scalp blisters, oozing fluid Not only Doctor Van Thanh, specialist doctor II Le Vi Anh, Department of Dermatology – Aesthetics, University Hospital of Medicine and Pharmacy, also recorded male patients with NVD. (50 years old, living in Binh Tan district, Ho Chi Minh City) suffered from irritant dermatitis after dyeing her hair at home. Mr. D. came to the doctor with a condition that not only the scalp but also the dyed parts such as the neck and nape were itchy. Due to the patient scratching, this area of ​​the skin is ulcerated, showing signs of festering, bacterial superinfection. A few days ago, another case had to go to the doctor due to irritant dermatitis with hair dye. The patient is Ms. THY (39 years old, living in Thu Duc city). Ms. Y. has gray hair early, every month she has to go to a hair salon to dye her hair gray. Since the situation of the COVID-19 epidemic became complicated, she did not dare to go to the hairdresser anymore. Although limited to public places, she still has to go to work and interact with colleagues every day. Her hair with white hairline makes her lose confidence when interacting with others. To overcome that situation, Ms. Y bought home dye to treat gray hair by herself. According to the instructions for use, she mixed the medicine and applied it to the hairline. After a while of smearing her face and towel, she also completed the process of dyeing her hair. After dyeing her hair, the part that needs to be black is not black, but the hair dyed in fashion has been blackened with drugs. About two days later, her scalp was covered with blisters and fluid that stuck to her hair. Signs of scalp irritation not only do not go away, but the hair roots also have pus. Irritation to hair dye is usually slow The mechanism of hair dye at the salon is usually divided into three phases: oxidizing the pigment on the hair fiber, making the hair fibrous and porous, and incubating the color so that the color particles get into the hair to make the hair colored. Outside the salon, the hair dyeing process is more complicated, so the hair will also last longer. At home, the drugs people buy to dye themselves are usually simpler, the chemicals are mixed together once (collected into one phase), so the color is not as stable and the concentration of chemicals is also less than in the store. Whether you are dyeing single phase or three phase, if the body is sensitive, the risk of an allergic reaction is still the same. However, for contact dermatitis, the allergy will be non-sensitizing, immediate and severe like anaphylaxis. Patients’ reactions to hair dye usually appear slowly (about 2-3 days after dyeing). Then, the symptoms began to appear from mild to severe depending on the case. The patient began to see the scalp blistering, blistering; More seriously, the area of ​​the skin exposed to the dye will be slippery, ulcerated, pus-filled, and infected. At this time, if not treated promptly, the superinfection will worsen, even progressing to sepsis. Some patients, after being diagnosed with irritant dermatitis with hair dye, wondered: “Why did I dye this dye last time, but there was no abnormality but only the second or third time?”. Doctor Van Thanh explained that, for the first time, the body did not clearly recognize the “foreign substance”, so there was only a slight reaction or no strange signs. However, the next times, because the body’s protective barrier has prepared a full “weapon” to “fight” with the foreign substance, the reactions are more sensitive and pronounced. How to dye your own hair safely? To dye your hair at home beautifully and safely, you should choose dyes of big, reputable brands. In particular, it is recommended to use single-phase dyes (although this drug is not as colorfast as the three-phase type, but the chemical concentration is lower, unfortunately causing irritation or incidents is also less influential). Dyeing hair is beautiful or not depends on the skillful skills of each person, when applying the medicine, it is all over the hair layers or not. When dyeing your hair, you should avoid letting the dye come into contact with your eyes (which can damage the cornea). When discharging the dye, you should keep your head down to avoid the dye flowing all over the body. It is very difficult for patients with irritant dermatitis after dyeing their hair at home to stop dyeing their hair, because graying hair will make them lose confidence, seriously affecting communication, social relationships and relationships. Work. According to Dr. Van Thanh, those who are sensitive to hair dye, if they have chosen a drug that does not irritate the scalp, they should remember and use it, do not change to a new drug. Changing hair dye causes the scalp to try to adapt once more. After dyeing your hair, if you see any itchy rash on any part of your body, especially when these signs tend to increase, you need to see a dermatologist for intervention. timely handling. According to the Women in Ho Chi Minh City

Ultra-short drawstring skirt is a variation from a bodycon dress known as the “queen” of alluring dresses. No need to mix & match sophisticated, the tight design of the drawstring skirt helps to enhance the shape. Compared to other types of clothes, they make the wearer show off the maximum of hot curves. Drawstring skirts are usually sewn from stretchy fabric, the highlight is the drawstring design that attracts attention, purposefully arranged in positions such as hips, waist, chest to reveal indifferent gaps, maximum display of heavenly attractive curves. Most of the skirt models are quite short, so the wearer can easily show off the sexy 3rd round “burning” the streets. Not only showing off the physical advantage, the ultra-short drawstring skirt design also helps the wearer “hack” the figure very well, providing an impossibly perfect visual effect. Girls who have thin, fat or limited height wearing drawstring skirts will hide their flaws easily. It is thanks to the ability to enhance the shape and outstanding advantages that the drawstring skirt model is increasingly chosen by many beauties of artistic activities when participating in events and performances. Not only limited to the red carpet, the super short drawstring dress is also chosen by many girls to wear as street fashion. However, wearing a mini skirt to the thigh level encountered negative comments from many people. The girl’s beautiful figure is undeniable, but perhaps this outfit is quite frugal, not suitable for wearing in crowded places. Many beauties dress up with a disaster of super short drawstring skirts, being commented on flaunting their skin too much. In order to wear it beautifully without revealing, you should pay attention to the length of the dress as well as the details of the drawstring. Sometimes the right openings will be much more effective than being open-minded. Girls who have a plump figure should choose a dress/shirt with a drawstring in the middle, both to create a visual effect by the folds and to help hide fat areas of the body such as the bread waist, big hips. Photo: Internet.

Summer is also the time when jeans shorts are loved by many girls. This style of pants creates a youthful dynamic feeling and is also comfortable and easy to mix clothes. However, there are 6 styles of jeans shorts that you should stay away from if you don’t want to lose your style to a catastrophic level. 1. Tassel fringe pants Shorts with fringed fringes create a shabby, unflattering look and also make your legs look bigger Instead, you should choose models of pants with hem folds because when worn, it will help the image look elegant and beautiful. 2. Pants with many details attached Even if you like disruptive pants, you should also consider staying away from designs with too many attached and stylized details; These pants are both elegant and quickly out of fashion. Instead, you can choose plain pants in bright colors 3. Tights Shorts with tight designs often make your image look bad, revealing sensitive spots. Instead, you should choose comfortable pants to bring a more pleasing image 4. Low-rise pants Gone are the days of the throne of low-rise low-rise pants. Instead, you should invest in high-waisted pants to both create a sense of elegance and enhance long legs, a better shape hack effect. 5. Multi-button jeans The models of jeans shorts with many buttons not only make your image look less charming and cheesy, but also significantly drown your figure. It’s best to stick to basic jeans 6. Overalls Overalls make your image look like a dreamy high school girl, lacking in seriousness. Instead, you should invest in a bodysuit, the image will be elegant but still youthful and trendy.

Covid-19 shows that the future of the world is biological, not digital. (Source: CNN) Millions of people around the world are viewing images of desperation in many parts of India as infection rates exceed 300,000 cases per day. Reports show severe hypoxia in the South Asian country with a double-strain variable, accompanied by images of corpses waiting on pavements, when crematoriums become overwhelmed, even. in the capital New Delhi. At the end of March, the World Health Organization (WHO) released a draft report on the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic with findings that many have come to expect: SARS-CoV-2 virus may have been Spread from animals to humans. It can be said that the uninteresting cause has caused the biggest global turmoil in a century, and just as it has caused many earlier pandemics in history: Human card in nature. At the same time, the world may be coming to the end of an era of digital hype. Sharp warning For years, it has been said that digital technology will lead the world to a future without scarcity. Yet the reality of the pandemic is a sharp warning about how the real world can reverse fantastical, unrealistic delusions. Every new technological advance promises a fundamental transformation of society, eliminating inefficiencies and inequality and empowering people through division of labor. Blockchain technology, artificial intelligence and 3D printing technology are hailed as the leading flags bringing about major changes in lifestyles and working, not only in developed countries but also in underdeveloped countries. lice in countries with no basic living conditions. The belief in technology may even be reflected in the Western response to the pandemic. Instead of considering the social commitment citizens engage in – placing the collective interest above individual rights by requiring masks and implementing other restrictions – and having a strong public health response, rapidly to control the Covid-19 outbreak, Western countries were again hoping to develop vaccines as a last resort, and at the cost of large-scale economic disruption and commodity disruption. hundred thousand people died. In the US alone, a study has shown that hundreds of thousands of lives could be saved during a pandemic if previous regulations on blockades, masking and social segregation were strictly enforced. . The SARS-CoV-2 virus has caused global chaos because of its ability to enter the human body through biological transmission and disrupt the functioning of organs in the body. Vaccines that prevent viruses are seen as a mechanism that promotes the human body’s natural response to infection. If humans want to avoid another global health disaster, humans need to restrain their growth, stop attacking natural and biological systems based on the argument that all other living entities must be subordinated. for human development. The need for economic development has destroyed the natural world so much that disasters such as the Covid-19 pandemic are more likely to occur as population and human greed lead to self-exploitation. course more. The time has come to stop these attacks. Maintain integrity and resonance Human survival depends on maintaining the integrity and resonance of natural systems and internal biological processes. That includes habitats, objects that enter the human body (pollutants and viruses), things people consume (water, air and food), and the biological effects of waste produced by children. maker. During the early months of the pandemic, reports showed that the Earth was benefiting from reduced greenhouse gas emissions, as the majority of the middle and upper classes could study remotely and work from home. However, the switch to working from home is not without consequences for the environment. The more secluded lifestyles have to depend on people who work in the real world, produce and process food, feed the groceries and deliver food to people at home. Goods ordered online still have to be transported by means of transport such as ships, vehicles and need to be delivered by the delivery person. Meanwhile, infrastructure in the real world has been deeply affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Essential workers around the world, whether in hospitals, meat packers in the US, construction sites in Singapore or glove manufacturers in Malaysia, have all been hit hard by the boom. Play by Covid-19. This suggests that we not only need to limit encroachment on the natural world, but also need to invest more in basic protective measures (also known as “guaranteed resilience”) such as supply. safety and assurance of food, water, sanitation, housing, a good public health system and access to energy. Forecasts suggest that the human population will peak 10 billion by 2064, and greater pandemic risks will accompany other man-made threats, from climate change and biodiversity loss to Vulnerable food systems and limited available land. Digital technologies can play a role in mitigating and countering such threats only when people are imbued with the fact that human existence is fragile and fully dependent on a suitable biosphere. The sooner people realize that truth, the sooner people can be sure that technology development efforts are put into ideas that really help people, and not in utopian plans. should come from the narrow definition of human evolution. (according to global-inst.com)

Concerns about the festival becoming a “super contagious event” have come true. People returning from Kumbh test positive for SARS-CoV-2 and can cause widespread spread. “Super infectious” festival When Mahant Shankar Das, an 80-year-old Hindu, arrived in the town of Haridwar on March 15 to participate in the festival, cases of Covid-19 increased in many parts of India. On April 4, just four days after the festival officially started, Mr. Mahant Das had a positive result for SARS-CoV-2 and was advised to isolate in a tent. But instead of quarantining himself, he packed up a train that traveled 1,000 kilometers to the city of Varanasi. Here, his son picked him up at the train station, both of them took a taxi to their village 20 km from the neighboring city of Mirzapur. More than 9 million Hindus made a pilgrimage to the town of Haridwar in April this year. Photo: BBC. Talking on the phone with the reporter BBC recently, Mahant Das said he is now “very healthy and happy” and has been on quarantine at home since his return. He insisted that he did not transmit the virus to anyone, but within a few days, his son and a few other villagers had developed Covid-19 symptoms. His son Pathak, who made a full recovery from Covid-19, said their village had seen “13 people die in the last two weeks from fever and cough”. Village Covid-19 cases may – or may not – involve Mahant Das, but medical experts consider his behavior irresponsible. By traveling on a crowded train and sharing a taxi, he was able to spread the virus to many people along the way. Epidemiologist Dr Lalit Kant said the “huge group of masked pilgrims sitting on the banks of the river singing about the glory of the Ganges” created an ideal environment for the virus to spread rapidly. “We already know that church and temple choral singing are super contagious events,” he said. At Haridwar, officials said 2,642 followers had tested positive, including dozens of top religious leaders. Photo: BBC. Akhilesh Yadav, former head of neighboring Uttar Pradesh state, former King Gyanendra Shah of Nepal and former Empress Komal Shah were among those who tested positive after returning home. Bollywood composer Shravan Rathod died in a Mumbai hospital shortly after returning from the Kumbh festival. A group of nine Hindu prophets also died. With growing fears that returnees from Kumbh could infect others, some state governments have ordered 14-day mandatory quarantine and warnings that would severely punish those who conceal. information about their trip. However, very few states have tourist databases and none have systems to check and track people entering and leaving the border. Over the past two weeks, reports of returnees from Kumbh with positive test results have come from all over India. Dr. Kant said: “It was devastating. These numbers are just the tip of the iceberg. Crowded groups of pilgrims riding trains and buses will increase the number of shifts exponentially. I can say without hesitation that the Kumbh Mela festival is one of the main reasons behind the outbreak in India. Why do disasters happen? Mr. Mahant Das was exasperated when asked whether to cancel the Kumbh festival at a time when India is seeing a spike in cases and hospitals refuse to accept patients due to lack of beds, medicine and oxygen. practice. “Why are we religious people accused of gathering wrong?”, He asked. The Kumbh festival is said to still take place out of concern about a reaction from Hindu religious leaders like Mahant Das. On April 12, the festival’s first big day – when more than 3 million devotees soak in the Ganges in hopes of achieving salvation – India has recorded more than 168,000 cases of new, surpassed Covid-19. via Brazil to become the country with the second highest number of cases globally. It was not until a week later that the size of the festival decreased, after the death of a chief monk. Measures to avoid Covid-19 are being stepped up. However, things have gone too far. Last week, event organizers said 9.1 million pilgrims had visited Haridwar. From the outset there were concerns that letting the Kumbh festival take place was fraught with risks. Health experts warned the Indian government in early March that “a new and more contagious strain of corona exists in the country” and that the gathering of millions of non-masked people join one. The festival is reckless. Former Uttarakhand state leader Trivendra Singh Rawat said that he planned to leave Kumbh as a “limited, iconic event” from the outset as experts told him the pandemic would not be soon. end. “The festival attracts not only Indians but also other countries. I was worried that healthy people would come to Haridwar and carry virus germs everywhere when they return,” he said. But just a few days before the festival, he was replaced by Tirath Singh Rawat, who famously said “With the help of Ma Ganga (Goddess of Ganges) in the flow, there will be no corona virus”. Hindus believe that immersing themselves in the waters of the Ganges will help wash away their sins. Photo: BBC. The new head of state said that “no one will be banned”, a negative Covid-19 certificate is not required to join and it is sufficient only to follow the safety rules. But as millions flocked to town, officials struggled to impose epidemic prevention rules. Haridwar state medical director, Dr. Shambhu Kumar Jha, said crowd management became “very difficult” because they could not force devotees who had made a long journey back. Recent reports have shown that the state of Uttarakhand recorded 557 cases between March 14 and 20, when the pilgrimage began. The number of infections increased rapidly thereafter, with 38,581 reported cases between April 25 and May 1 – the last week of the festival. Dr. Kant is pessimistic about the way ahead. “Someone said that devotees would treat the corona virus as prasad and spread it. It’s tragic that pilgrims have carried infectious diseases everywhere,” he said. “I can’t think of anything I can do now to fix the situation. Our ship has gone too far ashore. We cannot even safely return to shore. I just prayed for the disease to get better and everyone could get through it. ” The chaplain’s account of the funeral for 150 Covid-19 patients before cremation Every day, Hindu cleric RamKaran Mishra performs a funeral for about 150 people who have died from Covid-19 at the Ghazipur crematory facility east of New Delhi, India.

In 1974, Edy Williams became the focus of criticism for wearing a leopard bikini inside a spotted fur coat to join an Oscar. For many years later, the image of the American star was often repeated as a major minus point at the awards ceremony that year. Singer Cher proves an investment in hair, clothes, and accessories, but does not bring positive effects as expected. The offensive cut-out dress when combined with the redundant jacket and dark fur hat made her receive many disparaging comments. Choosing to mix & match the royal black dress with biker pants, hugging thighs, Demi Moore was criticized country and less charming. Many Hollywood newspapers commented that she was wearing pajamas on the red carpet in 1989. Marie Claire magazine describes Geena Davis as “a bride lost on the red carpet”. The rebellious wedding dress and punk dress style was inherently beautiful, but combined on one outfit turned into disaster inadvertently. Black socks do not fit well, also contribute to ruining the overall harmony. Whoopi Goldberg is in the top of the stars who wear bad clothes with a design that cannot be more confusing. The less subtle brocade pants do not match with the glossy gown outside. According to Marie Claire, this is a product from the Givenchy fashion house. The fashion house Lizzy Gardiner wore dresses made from 254 expired American Express yellow cards to Oscar 1995. That year, she was honored in the category of Best Costume Design for The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. But ironically, the outfit that she accepted the award was put on the worst list. Artist Björk Guðmundsdóttir wears a “tumble of death” attire that is attached from the collar to the bottom of the skirt. Marjan Pejoski – the creator of this design – has been criticized for his poor level with the thin shirting style that reveals the inside of Guðmundsdóttir. Her hair is drooping and not in line, making the Icelandic star lose points on the red carpet in 2001. Sally Kirkland’s colorful design with shoddy fabric was scoffed at for ideas in the circus. Pursuing sexy direction but constantly abusing penetrating costumes also makes the actress lose points in the eyes of the grave.

This biome has a nutritional relationship to form a food web made up of many food chains and often there is only one leading predator in this food web, they play a very important role. important. This is a species (almost) not hunted and eaten by any species, for example: Tiger is the top predator in Asia, lion is the top animal in Africa, Komodo dragon dominates the island. Komodo, the Galapagos falcon is the top predator on the Galapagos Islands. Food net. Photo: Wiki Index But what happens when this top predator disappears from the food net or becomes weakened? This is a very interesting question! In fact, this hypothesis has happened many times and its devastating consequences are affecting the entire ecosystem. First, learn about the role of the top predator, which play an important role in maintaining ecological balance through controlling, overpowering, and regulating the numbers of other species. (from other predators to middlemen and also the flora at the bottom of the food web). Table top animals will help maintain ecological balance. Photo: Tran Vuong Fine Arts The top species will dominate other predators through … hunting on both sides, these predators play a role in controlling the number of species under its food chain, indirectly helping many other species and also protected flora populations. This protection not only takes place within the community, but also helps to control and repel exotic or invasive species outside the food web. The top predators also have an unwritten rule that they hunt only when hungry, not abuse their powers or abilities to slaughter smaller, weaker creatures. The end result is to create an ecological balance for the overall biome, so when the top predator is lost from the community, the community will fall into a disturbed and unbalanced state. . When the top species are gone There are many reasons that can cause the top species to be removed from the food net or lose the top position, one of the main reasons is due to human over hunting or the invasion of a birth. foreign objects are more overwhelming. The Everglades ecosystem, Florida, was once imbalanced by the dominant predator, the American short snout crocodile (Alligator mississippiensis), which was displaced by the exotic Burmese python (Python molurus bivittatus). Alligators are eaten by Burmese pythons. Photo: KPBS The flora and fauna here have been heavily damaged by this python, in contrast the number of Burmese pythons has increased exponentially (estimated from 30,000 to more than 300,000 individuals), making the import of this python species in the Ministry of the Interior. the US ban in January 2012. In Yellowstone National Park, starting in 1914, the wolves were massacred in an effort by Congress to protect the elk population as well as agriculture and cattle here. The results are not good either! The coyote heads the food net at Yellowstone. Photo: Untamed Science After the top predator was destroyed, the prairie wolves became the new top predator, but the problem was that the small grassland wolves were unable to take down their prey. big grass like moose. As a result, the elk population becomes crippled after the attacks, and the coyote wolves become more and more daring and more populous, killing smaller animals, eventually the people. gray wolves must be restored to maintain ecological balance. Another case took place in Australia. Here, the Dingo wild dog is a predator on the top ladder but has been severely reduced in number due to frequent crossbreeding with domestic dogs (they are listed as vulnerable species on the Red List. IUCN). Dingo wild dog. Photo: New Mails The decline in the power of the food-net leader has caused two invasive predators, the red fox and the wild cat, to self-destruct rodents and marsupials and birds to extinction (20 among the 30 extinct species in Australia are due to the predation of red foxes and feral cats). The above are just some examples of countless other cases that have happened in the past, through which we can see the indispensable role of the top and more conscious predator. in the protection of these animals.

I’m a pretty neat person. Furniture when going home like backpack, glasses, keys or wallet are stored in the correct tray in a box next to the door. Thanks to that, I rarely have to look for things that are important to me before going to work. However, no matter how neat I am, there are times when I lose my belongings. I dropped the wallet on an acquaintance’s car, and because the wallet fell into the slot under the seat, my friend couldn’t find it. Had it not been found by the car washer, I might have had to go over and over again. These are situations where a misplaced device like the AirTag comes in very handy. I was very excited when Apple introduced the AirTag, but it still has many inconveniences when it comes to real-world experience. Accessories “cheap” in the Apple way Excluding EarPods or chargers, AirTags is Apple’s cheapest standalone product. This accessory has a genuine price of about 800,000 VND, and if you buy a set of 4, the price is a bit lower. However, for many this will not be the final price to be able to use AirTag. The device has a round design and two sides are not flat, meaning it is difficult to secure in the compartment of a handbag. Leaving AirTag in your wallet just makes your wallet look good, while lowering your device’s notification volume. AirTag is also quite thick, so placing it inside thin wallets will make the wallet look up quite a lot. In addition, if the AirTag is placed in the wallet or compartment too thin, the efficiency will also decrease. The solution now is to buy a leather pouch. Although there are no prices in Vietnam, the genuine bags that Apple sells are priced equal to or several times higher than the AirTag itself (from 29-449 USD). Leather cases of craft units in Vietnam also cost about 200,000 VND or more. If you buy this accessory, the price of AirTag will be nearly 1 million dong. AirTag pairs very quickly with iPhone. Due to not being able to buy a holster in time, I used the “bare” AirTag, and immediately understood why a holster was needed. In less than a day of use, leaving this accessory in the backpack and wallet compartment, both the aluminum and plastic sides of AirTag have had scratches. Actually scratches will not affect the function of the device, but for those who require high looks, these are still the points to pay attention to. Well done the main function Connecting AirTag to iPhone is very simple. Just bring the accessory close, the machine will automatically recognize and the set-up takes only about 30 seconds. This is a big plus compared to other finder devices. To find items attached to AirTag, users have 3 ways. First, they can go to the Find My app, choose to show up on the map to see the last recorded location. If you are in the same apartment, you can press the speaker button to let the AirTag play the sound. The third method only applies to iPhone 11 onwards, allowing the display of the direction and distance to the nearby AirTag. The “exact find” function worked quite well, but still occasionally lost the signal. The Find My network with billions of devices running iOS is a huge advantage of AirTag. No need GPS or network connection, users can still find the AirTag when it is near any iOS device. Testing in city conditions, I found the position of AirTag on the map was quite accurate. The challenge will come when you want to find the AirTag nearby. The AirTag’s “speaker” is in fact the white plastic side of this device. When you select a sound feature, the plastic face vibrates to create sound. This sound is only enough to be heard in an apartment, when the background noise is quite small. If you search inside a multi-storey house, or assume your family member has the TV turned on quite loudly, you will be hard pressed to hear AirTag’s sound. This is why you should not leave AirTag inside your wallet too tight. At that time, the volume of AirTag emitted will be much smaller, reducing the efficiency when searching. The search when the AirTag is lost is quite effective, the address is accurate. The UWB wave precision search is also useful, but efficiency depends on the environment. When I tried to leave AirTag in the living room of a 2 bedroom apartment, the iPhone frequently reported “weak signal” when I went into one of the bedrooms. Only when the distance is less than 4 m, and there is no barrier between the iPhone and the AirTag, can the device be able to accurately indicate the distance and direction. Combining all 3 of these features, the ability to find lost items will increase significantly when attached to AirTag. However, there are still environments where AirTag is not very efficient, like in a large apartment, or in the middle of a crowded shopping mall. It is also not suitable if you want to leave it on your motorbike to look in the parking lot, as cheaper and louder accessories are available on the market. It would be disastrous if used the wrong way At launch, Apple stated that the AirTag was an accessory “to track things, not to track people”. The company also integrates a number of features so that users know when someone else’s AirTag comes with them. However, in practice these features all have vulnerabilities. The current AirTag can still be used to spy on others. The first way AirTag notices is sound. According to Apple, after “a while”, if an AirTag is separated from its host device, it will squeal to get attention. The company did not specify how long that period was. Just squeeze or stick the tape around the AirTag and the sound will be very soft. According to the Washington Post , it took three days since the last time away from the owner, the AirTag cried for about 15 seconds, and then rang every few hours. The 3-day period is quite a long time for AirTag owners to keep track of the places the victims visit. Besides, reducing the sound of an AirTag is not difficult. If you detect an AirTag that is not with the same account but has been nearby for a long time, the user’s iOS device will also pop up a message saying there is a strange AirTag. The victim can press play to find the strange AirTag, but cannot access the map or find the exact same as the official AirTag. However, in my hands-on experience carrying the strange AirTag all day, I never get a notification on my iPhone. Also, if the victim uses an Android phone, they won’t receive any notifications. AirTag uses the familiar CR2032 battery, sold in every watch shop. AirTag still has many vulnerabilities to be misused. That’s not to mention if the AirTag owner is spying on a relative and knows their iPhone’s password, that person can go into the Find My app and turn off notification when it detects a strange AirTag. Although Apple promises very well, AirTag can still be used as a tracking device for others. In the future, the company may update to reduce the alarm interval or adjust the notification feature. At present, AirTag still has many major vulnerabilities that can be exploited for the wrong purpose. Should I buy AirTag? If you are an iPhone user and forgetful, AirTag will be a very useful accessory, especially with important objects. The price of nearly 1 million is not high compared to the effort of redoing papers in your wallet, or hitting a car key. AirTag can be said to be a huge reason iPhone users continue to stick with Apple’s ecosystem. However, if you do not use an iPhone, there are many other options on the market, with prices as low as half the Samsung SmartTag or Baseus Intelligent T3.

“We were at the door and wanted to go out, but the police blocked the door. Therefore, no one can go to pharmacy, ”said this person. “In a panic, we fell into each other. I thought I would be trampled to death. “I saw the dead right next to me,” he recalls. “I feel like I’m going to die” A man named David said to him Ynet that the stomping happened when people came to see the fire. “Suddenly a wave of people came. We were swept away. Some people were thrown into the sky, others were crushed on the ground, ”he described. “There was a baby trying to hold onto my leg for life. We waited for our rescue within 15-20 minutes amidst this insane crowd. It was terrible, ”he recalls. Aid workers tried to remove the injured from the scene. Photo: Reuters. “Time seems endless, around us are paralyzed dead,” another witness said Ynet . He was dragged out of the crowd by the police to avoid suffocating. “Some people were on me. I was on someone who couldn’t breathe anymore. Surrounded with screams, I could see the children below me. At that time, I just thought of not wanting my children to die. orphan, “another witness shared with Israeli media. A 24-year-old witness named Dvir recounts that a bunch of people have been cornered. The first row collapsed under the pressure of the crowd, then the second row, where he was standing. “I felt like I was going to die,” he said. The disaster caused rescuers to struggle to disperse the crowd and rescue victims from the scene. “We are holding about 30 children and cannot reach their parents,” said a relief worker Channel 12 . “I’ve never seen anything like this. We are not sure what happened, but the consequences are unimaginable, ”he said. “We think there is a warning about a suspicious package of bombs,” a pilgrim named Yizhak told. Channel 12 . Meanwhile, follow New York Times, It seems that the trampling happened when some people slipped over the stone steps leading into a narrow, steep, metal floor. Ynet describes this as a “waterfall stream”. A witness named Chaim Vertheimer said the ramp was slippery due to water, including fruit juice being spilled onto the floor. “Everyone stopped, but many people continued to come. I remember hundreds of people exclaiming: I can’t breathe, ”she said Ynet. The festival turns into a tragedy From the night of April 29, about 100,000 radical Orthodox Jews gathered in Mount Meron, northern Israel to hold a traditional religious festival. Around 1 am on April 30 (local time), disaster happened. Thousands of people stepped on each other, killing 44 people and injuring hundreds. There is currently no official conclusion on the cause of the case. Extreme orthodox Jews celebrate the Lag b’Omer festival on the 18th day of the month of Iyar on the Jewish calendar. Pilgrims set fire to fire and dance around the tomb of a second-century rabbi to commemorate the clergy’s death. This year, the festival is still held, although Israeli health officials warn of the danger of this event becoming a reservoir of Covid-19 infection. Bodies of the victims were removed from the scene. Photo: Times of Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it “a terrible catastrophe”. He came to the scene to directly direct the rescue work. The leader also declared 1/5 as a national mourning day for victims of the disaster. Some of the pilgrims present at the scene questioned and chanted slogans against him, according Times of Israel . The area around the scene is divided into several small areas for crowd control. The disaster has raised many questions about weakness, even negligence in planning. The recorded videos show police trying to block people who want to escape from the scene. They may not be aware of the severity of the situation and wish the chaotic crowd did not spread to other areas. Some images also show a locked door in the emergency exit. Eli Levy, spokesman for Israeli police, said investigations were underway, but it was too early to blame or indictment of negligence. He also said that many of the pilgrims refused to leave despite the calls to evacuate. For the survivors, they were unable to understand what happened. “Nobody imagined it could happen. The glee turned into mourning. The bright light turned into a deep night,” the witness named Yitzhak told him. Channel 12. Deadly trampling at Israel’s largest religious festival At least 38 people were killed, 103 were injured in the trampling at Israel’s largest religious festival. Tens of thousands of people joined the event, despite the warnings.

Lisa clearly has a huge passion for “bang shirts”, cutting out here and there in a rather irregular manner. In the eyes of many fans, Lisa’s favorite shirt style is difficult to wear. You must have a good body, slim without any fat and a confident spirit to look good. For example, this shirt helps Lisa show off her tiny waist, but if someone else wears it, it will probably be considered too complicated and confusing. In the survival show Thanh Xuan Has Friends 3 Lisa has repeatedly shown the “bang shirt” designs, sometimes showing off her beautiful green straps, sometimes revealing her flat waist. Before that, when performing with BLACKPINK, Lisa also wore confusing designs. Indeed stylist of the clever coordination group, Lisa’s charisma is even better, so she looks very personality. A simple off-shoulder shirt is too popular, Lisa must choose a design with a soft cut at the shoulder to create a highlight. Even when taking photos for commercials, Lisa also gives priority to unique cut-off shirts. Netizens are used to seeing Lisa appearing with the same clothes as anyone, and only Lisa can conquer. Obviously, she must have a luxurious, confident charisma and a beautiful face like a doll to be complimented in a tattered set like this. Thanks to that, Lisa is always praised for her personality and impression.

Ruins of a former children’s play area in Chernobyl. A dust-covered nuclear power plant, nestled among rubble piles and abandoned buildings is not a reminder of UNESCO’s world cultural heritage. But the Ukrainian government has ambitions to win this title for the Chernobyl plant. If successful, Chernobyl will join the ranks of the most iconic monuments to human culture and civilization, such as the ancient city of Petra in Jordan, the great pillars of Stonehenge, the Forbidden City of Beijing and the high-rise Easter Island in Rapa Nui. According to the UNESCO website, in order to be considered for inclusion on the World Heritage List, a site “must have outstanding universal value” and ensures at least one quality that matches the agency’s selection criteria. this. Some of the locations on the list represent spectacular and unique examples of natural grandeur, such as Yosemite and Yellowstone National Parks in the United States; Halong Bay of Vietnam; Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, Pristine Białowieża Forest between Russia and Belarus. Other locations, China’s Great Wall, Mexico’s Chichén Itzá ruins and the city of Venice, Italy, have earned a spot on the list for their importance in human history as well as its rare beauty. them. The sites on the list have certain legal protection and may receive financial support from the World Heritage Fund to help conserve it, according to UNESCO. In order for a site to be eligible for UNESCO listing, it must first be added to the list of historical and cultural heritage in its country of origin. According to the Ukrainian Culture Minister Oleksandr Tkachenko: “We believe that the inclusion of Chernobyl on the UNESCO heritage list is the first and important step towards making this wonderful place a featured tourist destination for all mankind. care. The importance of the Chernobyl region goes far beyond Ukraine’s borders. It is not only about memories, but also about history and human rights ”. In fact, the tourism industry has been booming in the forbidden zone. One of the cities in the region – Pripyat, home to about 49,000 people in 1986 – is today an apocalyptic ghost town; The homes, schools and hospitals are uninhabited and are home to plants and wildlife. The forbidden zone was first opened to visitors in 2010, and Pripyat’s bizarre, overgrown buildings quickly became a popular destination for photographers and travel enthusiasts. disaster site. But the Chernobyl tourism industry really took off after the success of the 2019 thriller series on HBO, “Chernobyl”. Guides in Ukraine reported tour bookings in 2019 were up 30% from the previous year. About 124,000 tourists visited Chernobyl last year and about 100,000 of them came from outside Ukraine. Scientists are also monitoring Chernobyl to track how wildlife in the forbidden area adapts to levels of radiation exposure making the area unsafe for humans – and some findings They are surprisingly positive. For example, recent surveys show that gray wolves (Canis lupus) are thriving near Chernobyl, partly because they have many prey and many territories that have not yet been affected by humans. And a rare Asian wild horse known as the Przewalski (Equus ferus przewalskii) is also thriving in the restricted area.

Leave furniture right on the carpet, do not follow the rules The interior designers pointed out a solution to arrange furniture on the carpet: Place furniture right on the carpet, about 12-18 inches from the edge of the carpet.
Only place part of the furniture on a carpet such as an armchair or a table. With such a little creativity, you can make your furnishings look more harmonious. Select household appliances before designing the kitchen When designing a kitchen, choosing your home appliance first is a great idea. Place them in the right place and then design your kitchen interior. The large bathroom is not divided into areas When having a large bathroom, homeowners often place furniture and plumbing systems along the wall. This often makes the space much narrower. In this case, interior designers often encourage dividing the room into small areas. You can use glass walls, partitions …, divide the room into 2 or 3 parts including the laundry area, the toilet area and the bath area. The room lacks accents Usually, the television can become the center of the room. But the designers discourage this. If your friends or family come to visit, you’ll be sitting right in front of the TV screen. This makes your conversation no longer quality. But if you still want to put the TV set in the center of the room, set the sofa and armchair in half a circle. Place messy things If you have two equally tall cabinets, put one in the left corner and the other in the right corner, they will balance each other. Don’t put them right next to each other, they will make the room look cluttered and cramped. Tables and chairs take up a lot of kitchen area The dining table is one of the worst solutions to a small kitchen. But in some cases, it is more effective to use a bench or an unrestrained chair in place of an armchair and an armchair. Unrestrained chairs can be placed under the table, making the room more spacious./.

The interior designers pointed out a solution to arrange furniture on the carpet: – Place furniture right on the carpet, about 12-18 inches from the edge of the carpet. – Only place part of the furniture on a carpet such as an armchair or a table. With such a little creativity, you can make your furnishings look more harmonious. 2. Select home appliances before designing the kitchen When designing a kitchen, choosing your home appliance first is a great idea. Place them in the right place and then design your kitchen interior. 3. Large bathrooms are not divided into zones When having a large bathroom, homeowners often place furniture and plumbing systems along the wall. This often makes the space much narrower. In this case, interior designers often encourage dividing the room into small areas. You can use glass walls, partitions …, divide the room into 2 or 3 parts including the laundry area, the toilet area and the bath area. 4. The room lacks accents Usually, the television can become the center of the room. But the designers discourage this. If your friends or family come to visit, you’ll be sitting right in front of the TV screen. This makes your conversation no longer quality. But if you still want to put the TV set in the center of the room, set the sofa and armchair in half a circle. 5. Items with the same height should be placed next to each other If you have two equally tall cabinets, put one in the left corner and the other in the right corner, they will balance each other. Don’t put them right next to each other, they will make the room look cluttered and cramped. 6. Kitchen tables and chairs take up too much space The dining table is one of the worst solutions to a small kitchen. But in some cases, it is more effective to use a bench or an unrestrained chair in place of an armchair and an armchair. Unrestrained chairs can be placed under the table, making the room more spacious./.

At the present time, more than 1.25 million tons of contaminated water are stored in tanks at the plant. Pictured is workers involved in cleaning up Japan’s No. 1 Fukushima nuclear power plant after the 2011 disaster. (Source: AFP) On April 26, during a regular press conference in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Uong Van Ban said that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) had confirmed that it would invite water experts. This group joins the working group on a plan to release treated radioactive wastewater from Japan’s No. 1 Fukushima nuclear power plant into the sea. After the 2011 disaster, water pumped into the damaged reactors at the No. 1 Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant to cool the fuel rods. Along with contaminated rainwater and groundwater, the reactor’s cooling wastewater is treated with an Advanced Liquid Treatment System (ALPS). ALPS removes most radioactive substances, including strontium and cesium, but cannot remove tritium. At the present time, there are more than 1.25 million tons of wastewater that has been treated but still contains radioactive substances being stored in storage tanks at the plant. On April 13, 2021, more than 10 years after the incident at the factory, the Japanese government decided to discharge this wastewater into the sea. The IAEA expressed support for Japan’s decision to discharge treated wastewater into the sea, and affirmed its readiness to provide technical assistance in monitoring this discharge. (Reuters)

A colony of giant grasshoppers is a terrible disaster. They begin with a black streak on the horizon, followed by darkening gradually. The small rustling noises gradually turned into the shrill noise of the millions of yellow insects that came. Since the end of 2019, grasshopper clouds have spread across the Horn of Africa, devastating crops and meadows, prompting people to trigger a massive campaign to destroy them. The ground and air spraying of insecticides in eight East African countries, coordinated by the World Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), prevented the worst scenario – the destruction of the grasshoppers. the food source of millions of people. In 2020, according to FAO calculations, the campaign will preserve the amount of grassland and food enough for 28 million people in the Horn of Africa and Yemen in a year. But this progress has come with unspecified consequences for the environment, and the difficult problem is to find a way to destroy this invasive insect without destroying plants, harming insects, and wild animals. wild and human. The consequences have not been determined To date, 2.3 million liters of chemical pesticides have been sprayed on 1.9 million hectares, at a cost of about $ 195 million (according to FAO statistics). This campaign will continue this year. Assessment of damage to the environment is not complete, but the effects of the insecticide have been recorded for centuries in other areas. Extensive pesticides not only kill grasshoppers, but also bees and other insects. They penetrate into water sources and can affect human health. Dino Martins, executive director of the Mpala Research Center in Kenya, said: “Of course there will be uncontrolled damage. All these chemicals are made to kill insects, and they do it with that. bulk”. Grasshoppers formed in 2018, after a hurricane brought heavy rains to the Arabian desert, allowing them to breed on wet sand. Strong winds in 2019 push the flock to Yemen, then across the Red Sea into Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya. Grasshoppers proliferate quickly and eat everything in the way they fly. Photo: National Geographic. The spraying was carried out even when the Covid-19 pandemic spread around the world. Wearing masks, hundreds of local volunteers and Kenyan conscripts wore aerosols and sprayed the grasshoppers with any pesticide in stock. They sprayed tens of thousands of liters of deltamethrin, as well as hundreds of liters of fipronil, chlorpyrifos, and other insecticides. In particular, many types are banned in Europe and some parts of America. In the reported case in the northern Samburu region, a ground control team sprayed 35 times the recommended amount of chemicals on an area, killing both bees and beetles. “Originally, this was an emergency situation. The idea was to try to control as quickly as possible to control the environment,” said Thecla Mutia, head of the environmental impact monitoring group of locust control efforts in Kenya. ensure food security “. Struggled to find an alternative Pesticides are poisons. Four types used in Kenya under FAO censorship have a high risk of harming bees, low to moderate to birds, medium to high with grasshoppers and soil insects, such as ants and termites. The European Union has banned the use of chlorpyrifos since early 2020, and some American states such as New York, California, and Hawaii also banned it. Fenitrothion is not approved for use in Europe, but is used in the US and Australia against grasshoppers. “We are not hiding the nature of the insecticide, but we cannot do anything while the grasshoppers spread. We want to reduce the number of desert locusts,” said Cyril Ferrand, FAO’s team leader in Nairobi. in a responsible way. Grasshoppers wreak havoc on crops with terrifying speed and scale. Photo: BBC. Biological solutions that are non-toxic, which can kill grasshoppers without harming other species, have been around for decades. However, chemical pesticides remain the top choice, accounting for up to 90% of the solution sprayed during the campaign in East Africa. The development of biological insecticides began in the late 1980s, after the grasshopper epidemic lasted for many years, stretching from North Africa to India. Christiaan Kooyman, a Dutch scientist who makes a bio-insecticide from the fungus Metarhizium acridum, which attacks grasshoppers, said: “When we see the number of millions of liters of pesticides sprayed, even the community. Donating them was also frightened. And they asked, ‘What else can I do?’ Metarhizium, marketed since 1998, has been proposed by FAO as “the most suitable control solution” for grasshoppers, but is rarely used. The drug works slowly, giving it a low “suppression” rate – that is, killing after days instead of hours. At the same time, its use was very expensive and difficult, more effective with young than adult swarms of grasshoppers – which was a great threat at the time. The biggest advantage of Metarhizium – just killing grasshoppers – also makes it a less profitable product. Companies make very little money making the drug, and go through the costly licensing process in one country and take a long time until it is allowed to be used. “Grasshoppers don’t usually show up, and businesses aren’t interested in producing something that isn’t used,” said Graham Matthews, a scientist on the Pesticide Review Foundation founding council. The grasshoppers come, you don’t want to wait for new production, you want a solution. As a result, governments have used wide-ranging, readily available chemical pesticides. Pesticides are the solution of choice to control grasshoppers. Photo: FAO. What worries the farmers, herders, scientists and conservationists of Kenya with these chemicals is that there is so much unknown – if any – about the harm they cause. A US government assessment warns “the risk of a significant negative impact on the environment and human health”, and the World Bank considers that the risk to the environment is “enormous”. “The use of large amounts of pesticides will of course harm biodiversity, but the magnitude of the effects has not been determined,” said Sunday Ekesi, an entomologist who joined his own anti-desert locust force. Nairobi, said. A major concern in Kenya is the impact of pesticides on pollinators. Farmers believe that the disappearance of bees is a factor in the low production of honey and mango. However, the lack of surveillance information makes it difficult for scientists to know what is actually going on. FAO’s 2003 guidance on safety measures shows that aerial spraying has no less impact on human health than ground spray, but often presents “more environmental concern” because There is a risk of entering sensitive areas in the ecosystem. In general, Kenya’s current grasshopper eradication campaign has improved compared to the first few weeks. If done correctly, the environmental impact will be very low. However, not many official reports have been published on this matter. Aircraft sprayed insecticides in the area invaded by locusts. Photo: FAO. Raphael Wahome, an animal scientist at Nairobi University, said FAO needs to release reports soon, so that researchers can evaluate more comprehensively. “Our main concern is that it’s all focused on locust control without the parallel monitoring system for undesirable effects,” he said. occurred where the “pesticide was used”.

Earth Day is launched by the United Nations, held on April 22 every year, to encourage movements to protect the environment around the world to prevent more frequent disasters. climate change and environmental destruction. April 22 this year will be the 51st Earth Day in the world. Since 1970 until now, the Foundation for Earth (Earthday.org) has been working with more than 75,000 partners in more than 190 countries to promote active action to protect planet Earth. In response to Earth Day 2021, from April 20 to 22, the Foundation for the Earth calls on the world to take action with world leaders to prevent the upcoming catastrophes of gas change. posterity and environmental destruction; together restore the Earth. “Restoring our Earth” is also the theme of Earth Day 2021 in the context of the world facing the Covid 19 pandemic and towards restoring normal life, economic recovery and restoration. Earth. Our Earth Restoration theme focuses on the emerging green technologies and natural processes that can restore the world’s ecosystems. In this way, the subject rejects the notion that mitigation or adaptation is the only way to address climate change. Rubbish at Lake Uru Uru, in Oruro, Bolivia, March 30, 2021. EPA photo. The global summit on climate was initiated by US President Biden On Earth Day this year, it is very special that the “Leaders Summit on Climate Change” will take place on April 22 and 23 and chaired by US President Joe Biden. This is one of the outstanding activities of the events celebrating Earth Day this year. The summit on climate is held in an online format with the participation of leaders from countries with major economies in the world. This summit also marks the 5-year anniversary of the signing of the Paris Agreement on climate change (December 12, 2015). On April 21, in a statement, a spokesman for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Chinese President Xi Jinping will attend the summit on climate change organized by the US via online form. and there will be an important speech. President Biden has invited 40 world leaders including those who care about the environment along with leaders from the countries rated as the most polluting, such as China and India. This will be an opportunity for the new US president to commit his intention to fight climate change through a clean energy revolution for businesses and job creation for the people. The event will be streamed live for the public to follow. Many events are held for Earth Day Official poster of Earth Day 2021. Source: earthday.org. There will be hundreds of events held around the world during the largest event on the planet. The Organization for the Earth alone will organize “Three Days of Climate Change”, a three-day conference with many seminars and presentations. The event started on April 20 with the Global Youth Summit hosted by Earth Uprising. This global youth summit includes seminars, speeches, discussions and messages with the participation of prominent climate activists such as Greta Thunberg, Alexandria Villasenõr and Licypriya Kangujam. On the evening of April 20, the Hip Hop Caucus organization and its partners organized an online summit “We Shall Breathe”. This digital event will look at climate and environmental justice and equity, the links of the climate crisis to pollution, poverty, and racism. and pandemic. On April 21, the Multilingual Online Summit that spanned various time zones with the participation of prominent activists from the continents, focused on the important role of climate change educators and why we need climate change education right now. The conference is hosted by Education International (Education International) with the theme Education for the Earth. In parallel with the aforementioned global climate summit, the For the Earth Organization will hold seminars, special discussion groups to focus on the topic “Restoring Our Earth”, in That will cover natural processes, green technologies and innovative thinking that can restore the world’s ecosystems. Selected topics include: Understanding of climate and environment; Climate recovery technology; Efforts to reforest forests; Regenerative agriculture; Equity and justice for the environment; Science and civic education about the Earth and the environment; Clean up the world and more. Create beautiful pictures from the many pieces of the Earth NASA’s #ConnectedByEarth program will connect participants around the world. Photo: NASA. To celebrate Earth Day 2021, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) will host an online Earth Day event from April 21 to 24, focusing on a more sustainable way of life on the home planet. Explore our relationships between Atmosphere, water cycle, forests, fields, cities, ice caps and Earth’s climate. The program #ConnectedByEarth will feature live presentations by NASA scientists, conversations with astronauts and space scientists, videos, interactive science content, an kid-friendly play area, a scavenger hunt, hundreds of downloadable resources and more. Additionally, on Earth Day and throughout this week, each individual can celebrate with people all over the planet by posting an image on social media of the part of Earth connecting you with planet and tag this image with #ConnectedByEarth. Through #ConnectedByEarth, NASA says, aggregated images of various regions, humans and other creatures shared by people create a beautiful picture of the many pieces of the puzzle that are connected to each other in our world.

Recently, Ukraine is trying to put Chernobyl on the list of protected by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). In the photo: A bedroom of a kindergarten near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, Pripyat city, Ukraine. (Source: Reuters) According to Ukraine’s Culture Minister Oleksandr Tkachenko, the proposal to include Chernobyl on the UNESCO heritage list is the first and important step for the site to become a unique destination of interest to all mankind. In the photo: The abandoned city of Pripyat near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. (Source: Reuters) Minister Oleksandr Tkachenko said, before submitting an application to the United Nations, the desired sites protected by UNESCO must be included in the list of national historical and cultural heritages. (Source: Reuters) Hence, the Ukrainian Ministry of Culture recently decided to include a military radar built near the city of Chernobyl in the 1970s on this list and is also discussing a similar plan for the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone – the restricted zone with a radius of 30km from the center is the nuclear reactors. In the photo: The radar system was installed near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. (Source: Reuters) On April 26, 1986, the 4th reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear plant in Pripyat, 108 kilometers north of Kiev, exploded. According to many scientists, the cause of the accident was defects in the reactor’s design, especially the control rods; and non-compliance with the safety rules of nuclear power plant employees. However, some independent experts today believe that none of the above two assumptions are completely correct. (Source: Reuters) About 190 tons of radioactive material was released into the atmosphere; Radioactive dust clouds spread throughout Europe such as the western Soviet Union, Eastern and Western Europe, Scandinavie, England, and East America. In the photo: The view inside a house in the abandoned village of Zalissya, near the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. (Source: Reuters) The killing of 31 workers and firefighters left thousands more battling radiation-related illnesses, such as cancer. In the photo: A house in the abandoned village of Poliske near the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. (Source: Reuters) Large areas of Ukraine, Belarus and Russia were severely polluted, evacuating and resettled for more than 336,000 people; about 60% of the radioactive cloud fell on Belarusian territory. (Source: Reuters) This is considered the most serious catastrophe in the history of nuclear energy, emitting 400 times more radiation than the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945. (Source: Reuters) To overcome this, thousands of tons of soil were removed from the contaminated area, and contaminated machinery and equipment were buried in a special burial site. A 30km quarantine zone has been created around the plant, and people have been evacuated. (Source: Reuters) An area of ​​more than 4,000 square kilometers around the former location of the power plant was uninhabitable. To date, the total number of people killed and suffered from long-term health effects remains the subject of fierce debate. In the photo: Engineers check the structure and radioactivity at the control room of the No. 4 reactor (Source: Reuters) Much of the area around the nuclear plant is abandoned, with buildings in ruins. All the buildings in Pripyat, a town once inhabited by 50,000 people, mainly working in factories, are in need of repair. In the photo: An abandoned building in the city of Pripyat. (Source: Reuters) Image of a Ukrainian engineer inspecting the inside of the No. 3 reactor, which has been decommissioned for many years. Engineers who come into the reactors to inspect the inside of the reactors must wear impermeable clothing on the outside, wear specialized masks and radiometric equipment. (Source: Reuters) The 1986 calendar remains on the wall of a house in the village of Zalissya. (Source: Reuters) A kindergarten in Pripyat was burned down by the explosion. (Source: Reuters) Remnants left in the village of Poliske abandoned in the Chernobyl region. (Source: Reuters) The third reactor’s control center remains intact. (Source: Reuters) The view inside a house in Zalissya. (Source: Reuters) In 1997, the Chernobyl International Shelter Foundation was formed to design and build a more permanent cover for the concrete “coffin” that covers the unstable and insecure No. 4 reactor. By 2010, a new “coffin” named New Safe Confinement was started to build. Unlike the old structure, New Confinement is designed to safely dismantle a reactor with a remote operating device. In the photo: The abandoned city of Pripyat. (Source: Reutes) This work will be built on the track adjacent to the reactor building 4, completed in 2016. A new metal dome at Chernobyl will cover the demolished reactor to prevent radioactive material from leaking out. out. The dome weighing 36,000 tons and 108 meters high, worth € 1.5 billion ($ 1.7 billion) was paid through a special fund of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and Sponsored by 45 countries. The dome is strong enough to withstand storms and has a lifespan of up to 100 years, the EBRD said. In the photo: New Safe Confinement project seen from afar. (Source: Reuters) Life is back in the wilderness. In July 2019, President Volydymyr Zelensky signed a decree in July that designated Chernobyl as an official tourist attraction. In the photo: A moose on a deserted road in the Chernobyl region. (Source: Reuters) In 2019, the HBO drama Chernobyl caused visitors to skyrocket, to 120,000. Accordingly, those wishing to witness the highly radioactive area at the infamous No. 4 Reactor will be provided with protective vests, helmets, and poison masks and can only stay in short time. After they leave, they will have to undergo two x-ray tests to measure exposure. (Source: Reuters) The move is part of an effort by the Government of Ukraine to encourage tourism in the region. (Source: Reuters) On April 26, Ukraine will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Minister Oleksandr Tkachenko expects Chernobyl – which has become a popular spot for adventure travelers before the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, will start attracting tourists again. In the photo: An abandoned village house in Zalissya. (Source: Reuters) (Reuters)

first. For water, for fire: According to Vietnamese beliefs, fire is red luck, luck, the first day of fire means bringing your luck to them, making the whole year in misfortune, or having disasters, the job is not as expected. In addition, giving water has a similar consequence. Water represents the family’s wealth and vitality, avoiding bringing water to others so as not to lose money. Image: Viet Linh. 2. Crying, angry: The old people thought that the first day of crying and quarreling would lead to sad and unlucky things for the whole year. Tet is an opportunity to reunite, to reunite with family, relatives and friends, so things should not affect the atmosphere of the spring day. Image: W esten. 3. Abstain from breaking things in the house: The ancients often perceived the fall and breaking of furniture, signaling separation, separation and a bad omen for the whole year. Therefore, in the first days of the year, fragile objects such as cups, dishes, mirrors … are used very carefully. Photo: Dmitry. 4. Abstain from borrowing and debt repayment at the beginning of the year: In the first days of the year, you should not borrow or give money because it will make your family fall into poverty for the whole year. This stems from the concept of opening the door to welcome fortune in the house. Therefore, if you pay or lend money or goods, it means “offering” your fortune to others. Image: W esten. 5. Abstain from awakening people who are sleeping on the 1st: If you go to New Year wishes to relatives and friends but the landlord is sleeping, you should wait for another visit instead of waking the person up. Not only customers, even family members should not wake up relatives, but let them wake up by themselves. According to folk beliefs, waking up people who are sleeping causes them throughout the new year will always encounter the urge and urge to say goodbye to others. Image: W esten. 6. Abstain from wearing black and white clothing : According to the concept, white and black are the two colors representing funerals and deaths, so in the first days of the year, you must wear colorful clothes such as red, yellow, pink, blue … thus creating fun and excitement. Image: Pixel. 7. Abstain from groundbreaking, digging soil : On the first day of the new year, fearing that the whole year of business is not favorable, Vietnamese people also abstain from digging the soil, pounding the mortar. Image: W esten. 8. Abstain from sweeping the house, dumping garbage: According to folk belief, sweeping the house on the first 3 days of the new year will expel the god of Tai from the house and the money will also follow, causing financial loss for the whole year. Particularly in the South, after cleaning, families have to put away all their brooms because they think that if they lose their brooms on Tet holiday, they will be in bad luck for the whole year and all their possessions could be stolen. Photo: Getty. 9. Don’t say bad luck: Vietnamese people think that words at the beginning of the year will affect the whole year, so Tet should only say good things to have a lot of luck. Therefore, the words and actions can bring such misfortune “ “Die”, “it’s over” … often advised to avoid using it. In particular, on New Year’s day, people should not speak loudly to avoid losing the peace, banishing the spurt. Minh Hoang.

Feng shui expert Phung Phuong said, according to the opinion of many people, the house is located at a junction, there is a road that crashes straight into the bad, very bad soil. The killing intent from the road straight into the house makes the family members easily die and get sick. It is because of this mentality that the houses at the junction, especially the houses in the alleys in the inner city area, have more difficulty in dealing. However, is this completely correct? According to feng shui experts, the above conception of human has many points that need to be reconsidered. To consider disaster or happiness, we need to rely on many factors: Correlation between the house and the straight line Small, big house: not worrying. Small big street: direct killing intent like “swallowing” the house. Correlation between the passing line and the straight line If the crossroad is larger, it will reduce the radiation pulse, the straight line will hardly impact the killing intent on the house. Is there any work in the straight line? The good and bad of this project will have a big impact on the air flow at that junction. For example, a spacious street, clean house, greenery, dignified road, this is a good intersection (Minh Duong intersection). But if there are landfills, barns, wasteland, and industrial zones, it will create impurities and dust that will have a very bad effect. Length of intersection The greater the traffic density, the greater the danger of direct collision, the flow of vehicles will be a weapon that penetrates into the house, called radiofrequency. So in fact, there are many works at the junction that are still peaceful and convenient, only in a few cases with killing intent, but there will still be a way to dispel the violence. * Information is for reference only.

Hundreds of tanks contain radioactive wastewater outside the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan. Photo: AP Since then, the authorities have used millions of tons of water to cool the reactors, and store waste water in giant tanks on site. 10 years have passed, the operator of the nuclear plant Tokyo Electric Power Co (TepCo) is now alerting the danger of running out of water storage space from the cooling process, estimated to reach a threshold of about 1.3 million tons of water. year 2022.
Environmental groups, including Greenpeace, have recommended the Tokyo government to build more tanks to keep water outside the plant, rather than opting for an ocean discharge option. Japan has considered several other options, such as evaporation or underground storage of contaminated water from factories. In the end, however, the Tokyo government decided to dilute the huge mass of polluted water and release it into the sea, when it found this option more technically feasible and cost-effective. The process is expected to begin in the next 2 years. Currently, all wastewater is filtered to remove most of the radioactive elements, but some dangerous substances remain, including Tritium, which has been identified as harmful to humans.
Evaluation of Tokyo’s solution, expert Ken Buesseler at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in Falmouth, Massachusetts, noted: “Tritium is light and can float as far as the west coast of the United States within 2 years”. More serious problems are thought to lie in potentially dangerous radioactive isotopes in water, including strontium-90 and iodine-129. In theory, filtration can reduce their concentration, to about 70% for water that has not undergone secondary filtration. But scientists are not sure whether the actual filtration results are according to plan.
A poll conducted by the Asahi Shimbun newspaper in January 2021 found that 55% of Japanese respondents opposed the Tokyo government’s plan to discharge radioactive wastewater from Fukushima into the sea, while 32% said that they support. At the Tokyo government’s earlier hearing on the release of nuclear radioactive water into the sea, some industry and local representatives continued to oppose the decision believed to undermine efforts to revive the affected areas. disaster, blowing past efforts to restore the reputation for local products. “We will die from releasing polluted water into the oceans, as it could have a catastrophic impact on the future of the Japanese fishing industry” – Hiroshi Kishi, head of the Federation of Water Cooperatives National real estate said. Mr. Kishi emphasized that the discharge of radioactive water into the ocean may cause other countries to tighten restrictions on imports of Japanese seafood products, reversing the recent trend of loosening policies.
Japan’s April 13 announcement also immediately drew concerns in neighboring countries, including China and South Korea, about the possible impact on human health as well as seafood businesses. . Beijing calls for Tokyo’s “responsible” attitude, along with “prudent” disposal of nuclear waste, arguing that it involves “the interests of the international community and the vital interests of neighboring countries ”. Meanwhile, Seoul said that “it will be unacceptable if the Japanese side decides to discharge polluted water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant without full consultation”.

Climate change is described as increasingly severe. Billionaire, philanthropist and Microsoft founder Bill Gates has published his latest book titled “How to Avoid a Climate Disaster”. Not only rich, considered the owner of a great brain, Bill Gates is also known for his predictions about the future, like a global pandemic Covid-19 that he saw six years ago. During a presentation at the TED Talk 2015, Gates urged nations to work together to prepare for a pandemic that could come at any moment. At this point, when the Covid -19 translation was on the verge of being controlled, the billionaire turned a new interest. He said that the world should prepare for a possible climate disaster, and we should best work together to find ways to prevent it. Here are some excerpts from the book “How to avoid a climate disaster” by billionaire Bill Gates. Billionaire Bill Gates. “Letter” of billionaire Bill Gates “As of February 2021, Covid-19 has claimed the lives of more than 2.2 million people worldwide. The pandemic has changed the way we work, the way we live and the way we communicate in society. But at the same time, 2020 is also a pivotal year for us to have new hopes on climate change … In 2021, the United Nations will gather in Scotland for a summit. Another big peak on climate change. Of course, there is no guarantee that we will make any progress in addressing climate change. But opportunities still open from there. Bill Gates continues: I plan to spend much of my time in 2021 talking to world leaders on both climate change and Covid-19. I will make it clear to them that many lessons from the pandemic can also be applied to climate change. Let’s say our values ​​and principles guide us to a pandemic. First, we need international cooperation. The phrase “we have to work together” is easy to be seen as cliché, but it’s true. As governments, researchers, and pharmaceutical companies work together during the Covid-19 pandemic, the world has made remarkable progress, including that the development and testing of vaccines are already in place. show in record time. And when we don’t learn from each other, we prolong our own misery. The same is true of climate change. If rich countries work hard to reduce their own greenhouse gas emissions without thinking of sharing clean technologies with everyone, then we will never reach zero carbon emissions. . In another passage, billionaire Bill Gates writes: We need science – indeed, interdisciplinary science – to guide our efforts. During the Covid-19 pandemic, we looked to biology, virology and pharmacology, as well as political science and economics – after all. And just as epidemiology tells us about the risks of Covid-19 but does not say how we must stop it, climate science also tells us why we need to change. changing course but not telling how we should do it. To do this, we have to rely on engineering, physics, environmental science, economics … And our solutions must meet the needs of the group of people most severely affected. With Covid-19, the people who suffer the most are the ones with the fewest options – for example, they cannot work from home or take time to care for themselves or their loved ones. And most of them are people of color, people on low incomes. Among those hospitalized for treatment, the death rate from Covid-19 was four times higher than among the poor. Globally, Covid-19 has erased many progress after decades of efforts to reduce poverty and disease. It took us 25 years of progress in just about 25 weeks. Therefore, we need to plan a precise transition into a zero-emission future. People in poor countries need help adapting to a warmer world. Ultimately, we can do things that both help rescue economies from the Covid-19 catastrophe and spark innovation to avoid a climate catastrophe. By investing in clean energy research and development. Do not let the “war” be forgotten The impacts of climate change are visible globally, but reality shows that vulnerable people in developing countries suffer most of the extreme weather events such as storms, floods and periods of extreme heat, while the impact of climate change is visible globally. At the 2021 Climate Change Adaptation Summit hosted by the Netherlands in an online format, people had access to the issues raised by Germanwatch Environmental Consultation Organization. This organization has emphasized the “fate” of poor countries in the climate change process. The organization also said that the $ 100 billion a year that industrialized countries committed to contribute to climate change will not come true, because only a small portion of this amount is used because climate change adaptation goals. Germanwatch Foundation’s David Eckstein also said that eight of the 10 countries most affected between 2000 and 2019 were developing countries with low or even low per capita incomes. “Poorer countries are hit hardest because they are more vulnerable to the effects of a hazard and are less able to cope.” Over the past 20 years, globally nearly 480,000 deaths are directly related to more than 11,000 extreme weather events. Economic loss amounted to about 2.56 trillion USD (in purchasing power parity terms. “The global Covid-19 pandemic has reminded us of the fact that vulnerable countries are exposed to various risks – climate, geophysical, economic, health and holes. That gap is systematic and all linked together ”- Ms. Laura Schaefer of Germanwatch Foundation said. Fortunately, besides the urgent fight against the Covid-19 pandemic, the fight against climate change has not been completely forgotten. A recent survey shows that nearly two-thirds of people polled around the world currently consider climate change a threat to humanity. However, the same number of respondents said that national governments are not interested in the “hook-up” to combat climate change. The survey, titled “Survey on the people’s climate” organized by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in conjunction with Oxford University, covers over 50 countries. About 1.22 million people of all genders, ages and education levels participated in the survey, in which young people participated in a significant number (about 550,000 people aged 14-18 years old participated). Cassie Flynn – UNDP Strategic Advisor Cassie Flynn said: “People are frightened, they are seeing wildfires in Australia and California, they are seeing acute storms. years and in the Caribbean, they are witnessing floods in Southeast Asia. We have to do something about it. ” Environmental protection organizations have agreed to put in place the top 4 policies, including: 1 / Forest and land conservation (54%) 2 / Use solar, wind and renewable energy (53%) 3 / Climate-friendly farming techniques (52%) 4 / Invest more money in green businesses and jobs (50%). The least favored options for dealing with climate change are plant-based diets, with only 30% of respondents believing it to be the best approach. To date, the question of what the world has done in the fight against climate change, is considered to be still “hanging”. Nearly six years ago, the international community gathered in Paris to develop a joint approach with the aim of combating climate change and reaching the Paris Agreement. Countries have agreed to set a goal to increase their capacity to respond to global climate change by limiting the increase in the Earth’s surface temperature to no more than 2 degrees Celsius and trying to be 1.5 degrees C lower than with the pre-industrial stage. However, in July 2019, the global temperature exceeded 1.2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, equal to or even surpass the record of the hottest month since the start of the temperature statistics. . The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, has repeatedly stressed that our planet is on its way to experiencing the hottest years in its history. Mr. Guterres said that in order to win the war in climate change, the most important thing is the voluntary contribution of the countries. Here, very important are the rich countries. The UN Secretary-General also said that the international community is still not acting fast enough given the rising global emissions and the rising temperatures. “If we continue to act late, there will be a catastrophe that will raise global temperatures by 3 degrees C or more in this century,” Guterres said, emphasizing that, there is a need to change the head from a gray and dirty economy to a green one. “We have technology and now we have to make it available to all people in all countries. And must act now! Every factor that leads to global warming is likely to exist, and the longer we wait, the greater the negative impact will inevitably be. ” And, it is extremely important that even though the war against the Covid-19 epidemic is not over, it is impossible to neglect the global fight against climate change.

On the morning of March 18, a man jumped from the 10th floor of the outpatient building of the Chongyang County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Hubei, hitting Ms. Lei, a 61-year-old cleaning worker downstairs, and then died on the spot. Ms. Lei suffered multiple fractures and contusions all over her body. He was rushed to Wuhan Tongji Hospital for rescue.

After more than 20 days of treatment, Ms. Lei is now sober, but has not been out of danger so far. On April 12, Ms. Lei’s son Zou Wu told China News Weekly that in the past month, the mother’s medical expenses had exceeded 200,000 yuan, and the daily cost was between 8,000 and 10,000 yuan. Next, the mother will need to have surgery, but the cost of the surgery is still not there.

Misfortune comes from the sky, is Ms. Lei a work-related injury? Who should the family members ask for an explanation?

It is understood that Ms. Lei belongs to a cleaner dispatched by an outsourcing company to the hospital, and the man who jumped off the building is neither an employee of the hospital nor a patient in the hospital. The hospital said that the cleaners were innocent when this happened, but they were also victims.

Man jumped from a building in a hospital and injured a cleaner

After being in a coma for more than 20 days, 61-year-old cleaner Ms. Lei finally woke up. Due to multiple fractures all over the body, she is not out of danger. “Basically rely on infusion of nutrient solution, the state is also very poor, can not speak, can only make gestures,” said Ms. Lei’s son Zou Wu.

Earlier on March 18, Ms. Lei was doing cleaning work at the Chongyang County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Hubei. When she passed the entrance of the outpatient building, she was hit by a man who jumped off the building. The man was killed on the spot while Ms. Lei was unconscious. Subsequently, Chongyang County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine called the police and Ms. Lei was sent to the local county hospital for rescue.

Ms. Lei’s son, Zou Wu, told China News Weekly that he was working out of town when he received a call from the county hospital that day. The doctor told his mother that there was an accident and that he was not sure about the rescue and suggested that he be transferred to a hospital in Wuhan.

After receiving the news, Zou Wu immediately bought a ticket and rushed to Wuhan. The next morning, he saw his unconscious mother in the ICU of Wuhan Tongji Hospital. “The doctor said that my mother is in a serious condition and her life is in danger at any time.”

The patient’s condition certificate issued by the hospital showed that Ms. Lei was diagnosed with severe multiple injuries, including closed head injury, diffuse axonal injury, bilateral multiple rib fractures, and bilateral pleural effusion.

During the more than 20 days that his mother was hospitalized, Zou Wu and his family had been busy taking care of her mother. As for what happened, he had not had time to figure out what happened. And the family of the man who hit his mother who jumped from the building did not get in touch. “One is that he did not have the information of the other party, and the other is that he has lost a loved one after all. We can’t talk about it now.”

A staff member of the Chongyang County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine told China News Weekly that the man jumped off the 10th floor of the hospital, “That floor is not a business room. The windows are built relatively high, and they can only be opened 30% normally. You can kick it open. He broke our window before jumping down.”

The above-mentioned staff member said that according to his knowledge, the man who jumped from the building was in his 30s and was an employee of the charging room of a local private hospital. He may suffer from depression, but they are not clear about the specific situation.

The police from the Tiancheng Police Station of the Chongyang County Public Security Bureau said that this incident did happen, but the details were inconvenient to disclose.

The hospital “borrowed” 100,000 yuan from family members: we are also victims

Although the mother has woken up, Zou Wu’s family is still frowning. In the past month, the mother’s medical expenses have exceeded 200,000, and the daily cost is between 8,000 and 10,000. When the mother is able to breathe independently, surgery will be required. For the poor Zou Wu family Said that this fee has not yet been followed.

“The countryside is too poor, so when I am in my 60s, I have to take part-time jobs while taking the children.” Zou Wu said that his mother worked as a cleaner in the Chinese Medicine Hospital for about five years, mainly responsible for the ground cleaning work in the hospital building, including sweeping, floor cleaning, etc. Mopping the floor, taking out the garbage, etc., the monthly salary is more than 1,000 yuan.

According to reports, Ms. Lei was introduced to this hospital by an acquaintance before to work. Later, the cleaning service was borne by an outsourcing company, and the salary was also paid by the outsourcing company.

Zou Wu said that after the incident, they had contacted hospitals and cleaning companies many times, hoping to bear the corresponding expenses. After many consultations and communication, the hospital transferred more than 100,000 yuan. For other medical expenses, the family could only piece together to find relatives to borrow.

The staff of the Chongyang County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine told China News Weekly that the family members did look for the hospital many times. They really had no choice, so they paid the money. “But the 100,000 yuan is not compensation, it is just a humanitarian loan. Their life-saving money.”

The above-mentioned staff said that the cleaning of the hospital was outsourced to the Xianning branch of Guangdong Hongde Technology Property Co., Ltd. The cleaning staff were not hospital employees, and the man who jumped off the building was neither a hospital employee nor a patient in the hospital. The members are innocent, and we are also victims.”

Chongyang County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine stated that the cleaning company won the bid through the government bidding platform. After the incident, the government has contacted the company, hoping to pay the cleaning staff a certain amount of medical expenses through negotiation.

Manager Gong of the Xianning branch of Guangdong Hongde Technology Property Co., Ltd. told China News Weekly that because Ms. Lei was over 60 years old, she had not previously signed a labor contract with the company, nor did she have any agreement or insurance. After the incident, the company staff went to the county hospital to visit Ms. Lei and paid 10,000 yuan in advance for medical expenses.

Manager Gong also mentioned that Ms. Lei is mainly responsible for the cleaning of the internal environment. The location of the incident was not within her cleaning range. They speculated that Ms. Lei might have encountered an accident when she was off work. For the subsequent responsibilities that need to be undertaken, the company supports legal procedures.

Lawyer: Can claim compensation from the family of the man who jumped off the building

Past reports have shown that in recent years, there have been many cases of people falling from buildings hitting (death) passers-by.

In June 2019, a man in Meishan, Sichuan, fell from a building, hitting the two grandparents who were walking downstairs who lived in the same community. All three died unfortunately. After the incident, the family members of the smashed grandchildren took the faller’s parents to court, and the court’s second-instance compensation was 1.06 million yuan.

In November 2019, a woman in Changsha, Hunan, fell from a building and struck a 24-year-old girl Xiao Su. The woman who fell from the building was killed on the spot, and Xiao Su was identified as a grade 6 disability. Nearly a year after the incident, Xiaosu’s parents sued the family of the woman who fell from the building, claiming damages of more than 930,000 yuan. The court finally ruled that the parents of the woman who jumped off the building should compensate Xiao Su more than 770,000 yuan.

Regarding Ms. Lei’s experience, lawyer Fu Jian from Henan Yulong Law Firm believes that family members can file a lawsuit on the grounds that the man who jumped off the building infringed the “right to life and health” of the cleaners, requiring the family members of the jumper to bear the corresponding medical expenses.

According to Fan Chen, a lawyer at Beijing Jingshi Law Firm, if the man who jumped off the building does not have depression and is fully capable of civil conduct, his family will not be liable, but the cleaning staff will be compensated within the limit of the inheritance in terms of compensation; if the man does If there is depression, the family members as guardians should be liable for compensation.

Although Ms. Lei did not sign a labor agreement with the cleaning company, and the accident may occur on the way from get off work, Fu Jian said that as long as the labor relationship is established, it is a de facto labor relationship. At the same time, according to the provisions of the “Work Injury Insurance Regulations,” those who are injured by an accident during work-related preparatory or finishing work in the workplace before and after working hours shall also be recognized as work-related injuries.

Fan Chen believes that although the cleaning staff are managed by a cleaning company bid by the government, the Chongyang County Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital is the employer. According to Article 92 of the Labor Contract Law, if the employing unit causes damage to the dispatched worker, the labor dispatch unit and the employing unit shall bear joint liability for compensation, and Chongyang County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the cleaning company shall bear joint liability for compensation together.

However, Fu Jian believed that the employer was not at fault in the case, and the labor dispatch unit should bear the compensation for work-related injuries. Fu Jian said that the hospital has a safety guarantee obligation, but this obligation is a safety guarantee obligation within a reasonable limit and cannot be enlarged indefinitely. “If the man did kick open the window of the hospital and jumped down, the hospital would not be at fault for the deliberate behavior, and the hospital would not be legally liable. However, based on the moral level, the victim’s family can be treated. Certain relief.”

In the dark, rescuers found a young Chinese man clinging to a wooden door, trembling but alive. It was Fang Lang, one of six Chinese who survived the tragedy and the rescue that later inspired a famous scene in the 1997 Hollywood blockbuster “Titanic”. Titanic was the largest ocean-going ship in the world in the 1910s. It was described as “invincible fish” before sinking in the Atlantic in 1912. Photo: Easyvoyage However, miraculous survival is not the end of their trials. Within 24 hours of arriving at the immigration screening station on Ellis Island, New York, they were deported from the United States for a controversial law banning mainlanders from immigrating in the country. According to the BBC, 6 men disappeared from history to the present day. A documentary film has just been released on the mainland titled “The Six” has clarified their identity and life, 109 years after their fateful trip. The film unfolds the story outside of the legendary Titanic, a story shaped by racism and anti-immigration policies that are gaining special attention following the recent wave of persecution of Asians in the United States. Who are the 6 Chinese survivors? The men were identified as Lee Bing, Fang Lang, Chang Chip, Ah Lam, Chung Foo and Ling Hee. They are believed to be sailors coming to the Caribbean to work. Arthur Jones, British filmmaker and director of The Six, told the BBC that they were known as a group, not as an individual. A ticket listing the names of eight Chinese guests aboard the Titanic. 6 of them survived the shipwreck tragedy. Photo: LP Films The names of the Chinese survivors were on the list of passengers on the Titanic. Articles covering the sinking of the Titanic also briefly mentioned them. However, according to historians and researchers, unlike other survivors who had been praised by the media, this group of Chinese people was vilified for their anti-Chinese views in the West in the early 20th century. For example, in a report published a few days after the sinking, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle called the Chinese survivors “creatures” that rushed into the lifeboats “at the first sign of danger. and hide under the seats. However, research by the documentary production team shows that this claim is false. They built a replica of the Titanic’s lifeboat and found that it was impossible for the Chinese men to hide underneath without being spotted. “I think, we see the same thing today. We are seeing immigrants turned into scapegoats,” commented director Jones. Lifeboat took survivors away from the sinking area of ​​the Titanic in April 2012. Photo: Easyvoyage Other media have even accused the Chinese of dressing up as women in order to be given priority on boarding the lifeboats. But Tim Maltin, the Titanic historian, says there is no evidence that the survivors of the Chinese had either stowed away or disguised themselves as women. Mr. Maltin believes, these are stories made up by the press and public opinion after the event. Rumors may stem from the stigma attached to many male survivors, as the vast majority of the general public believes that women and children should be given priority in the rescue. According to the historian Maltin, Chinese men tried to help other survivors. Fang Lang, who tied himself to a floating door in the sea, later steered the lifeboat that helped bring many people to safety. What happened to them after the crash? Rejected by the US, six Chinese men were sent to Cuba. They quickly made their way to England, where there was a shortage of sailors as many British sailors enlisted in World War I. (From left to right) Three of the Chinese guests who survived the tragedy with the Titanic were Ah Lam, Fang Lang and Ling Hee. Photo: LP Films Chang Chip became more and more ill after the fateful night and eventually died of pneumonia in 1914. He was buried in an unmarked grave in a London cemetery. The remainder worked together in Britain until 1920, when the country experienced a post-war recession and anti-immigrant sentiment surged. Some are married to British women and have children. However, anti-immigrant policies force them to leave the country without notice, leaving their relatives behind. “It’s not their fault. All these families have been divided because of politics, which they really don’t have any control over,” said director Jones. Lee Bing immigrated to Canada, while Fang Lang, after taking a train between Britain and Hong Kong for many years, became a citizen of the United States, the country that once rejected him. Similarity between history and today Tom Fong, son of Fang Lang was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA almost half a century after the sinking of the Titanic. His family surname has many different spellings in English. For decades, Fong was unaware of his father’s experiences aboard the legendary ship, dubbed “unsinkable”. “My father never mentioned it. At least not to me or my mother,” said Fong. Tom Fong was not told by his father – Fang Lang about what he experienced. Photo: LP Films Mr. Fang died in 1985, at the age of 90. Only 20 years later, his son was revealed by a family member that the father had survived the terrible shipwreck. Fong thinks his father may have kept it a secret because of his hurt and discrimination. “There was a lot of information saying that they were sneaking under the boat and disguised as women … stories like that were widely spread at that time,” Fong stressed. As The Six’s team traces the descendants of survivors, many of them still hesitate to share stories of stigma that family members experienced a century ago. Over the past 100 years, the hostility suffered by the six Chinese survivors has been eerily repeated in the midst of anti-Asian racism arose in today’s pandemic scene. In the US alone, there have been thousands of abuse cases reported in recent months, ranging from spit, verbal harassment to violent assault. Fong decided to share his family’s story in the hope that everyone will learn the truth about the Chinese survivors of the Titanic disaster and reflect on current events. “Because if you don’t know history, it will repeat itself,” he asserted.

Angela Baby appeared with a dress that followed many netizen is the “worst from the beginning of the year” of the actress. The dress reminds them of a Christmas tree… burned black. Angela’s slim body is also “missing” with this dress. Victoria – Tong Thien wore a dress a bit better than Angela, but was criticized for having too much makeup. Her hairstyle is super simple and her lipstick also lacks the glamor needed for a red carpet event. Ngo Can Ngon makes it difficult to understand with a somewhat too simple and faded set, this is a red carpet event, not going to your birthday, Can Ngon! Truong Vu Ky appeared with an extremely “tight cut” gold-gold dress, but the too-hard material of the dress plus the show of a huge round of glittering showed the opposite reaction. Almost not one netizen Who can give a compliment to Truong Vu Ky’s image this time. Au Duong Na Na is praised for her beautiful face, but her outfit is too conservative, some netizens are not afraid to remind: “Going to the red carpet, not going to work, Au Duong Na Na?”. Supermodel Luu Van also caused disappointment with a dress like “a mermaid caught in a net”. Former Victoria’s Secret Angel Clown Mong Dao even more stunned because it made the audience almost do not recognize. Her face was too stiff and her tight outfit revealed her no-“supermodel” body. Dong Khiet wears an extremely confusing design, does not show off any beauty, on the contrary, she also reveals the disadvantage of “before and after as one”.

Treated contaminated wastewater tanks at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. Photo: AFP / VNA Mr. Aso ensures that wastewater discharged into the sea will be treated according to the plan announced by the Government, whereby the concentration of radioactive tritium in wastewater will be diluted to 1,500 becquerel / liter, equivalent to 1/40 of the permitted concentrations are according to Japanese safety standards and 1/7 of the World Health Organization (WHO) standards for drinking water, before being released into the sea. The discharge of this wastewater into the sea will be implemented in about 2 years. After the 2011 disaster, water pumped into the damaged reactors at the No. 1 Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant to cool the fuel rods. Along with contaminated rainwater and groundwater, the reactor’s cooling wastewater is treated with an Advanced Liquid Treatment System (ALPS). ALPS removes most radioactive substances, including strontium and cesium, but cannot remove tritium. At the present time, there are more than 1.25 million tons of wastewater that has been treated but still contains radioactive substances being stored in storage tanks at the plant. On April 13, more than 10 years after the factory incident, the Japanese government decided to discharge this wastewater into the sea. The IAEA expressed support for Japan’s decision to discharge treated wastewater into the sea, and affirmed its readiness to provide technical assistance in monitoring this discharge. Before the Japanese decision, the Russian Foreign Ministry on April 15 expressed concern about this issue, at the same time urged Japan to approach the issue of wastewater treatment from the Fukushima nuclear power plant with all responsibility. responsibility. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova expressed her expectation that the Japanese government would show transparency and inform all countries concerned about Tokyo’s actions. In addition, Ms. Zakharova added that Russia is waiting for Japan to have more detailed explanations, while calling on Tokyo not to make economic activities of other countries difficult, including in the fishing industry. fish. On the same day, Chinese Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Wu Jiang Hao (Wu Jianghao) summoned the Japanese Ambassador to the country Tarumi Hideo to present a note protesting the decision to discharge treated radioactive wastewater into the sea. Stored at the No. 1 Fukushima nuclear power plant.

The Celeste with the dress is not rated for compliance It made her look older than her age Celeste’s performance outfit then changes to a different, more luxurious look. Celeste changes clothes while performing Singer Corinne Bailey Rae, 42, looked odd at BAFTA 2021 in glossy black heels. She wears a black dress decorated with purple flowers. The dress was simple and lacked emphasis, did not respect her physique. Corinne Bailey Rae and the dress were badly rated It does not help to emphasize Corinne Bailey Rae Director Emerald Fennell chose a white dress that covered the entire body. The dress made Emerald Fennell less attractive. Emerald Fennell joined the virtual red carpet, she posed at home and listened to the awards through an online connection. Emerald Fennell chose for herself a white dress She joined the virtual red carpet Sophie Cookson Outside of the underrated dresses, BAFTA 2021 gets some nice, accent dresses for the wearer. Anna Kendrick Actress Priyanka Actress and husband Priyanka Andra Day BAFTA is referred to as “British Oscar”. The awards ceremony lasted for two nights 10 and 11 April at the Royal Albert Hall in London. At this year’s award, “Nomadland” won big with “best film”, “best director” awards – Chlóe Zhao, “Best Actress” – Frances McDormand, “Best Cinematographer “- James Richards”. The film “Young girl promises” to win “best original screenplay” and “best British film”. The film “Father” won the “best screen adaptation” award and many other awards.

1. What kind of animal has the terrible wildfire disaster in Australia in 2019 killed in total 30%? Icon Kangaroo Icon Koala Icon Squirrel The correct answer is answer B: The terrible wildfire disaster is unprecedented in Australian history, causing serious damage to people and property as well as devastating wildlife. Forest fire broke out from November 2019, to January 7, 2020, burned more than 8 million hectares of land, more than 1,800 houses and thousands of other facilities, at least 25 people were killed. According to statistics, nearly 500 million animals, including 8,000 koalas (Koala bears – 30% of all koalas in Australia) have died because they could not escape from the ‘sea of ​​fire’. 2. Estimated, how many wildfires were recorded in Brazil during the first 8 months of 2019? Icon Nearly 69,000 cases Icon Nearly 79,000 cases Icon Nearly 89,000 cases The correct answer is B: Nearly 79,000 wildfires were recorded in Brazil during the first eight months of 2019, the highest since 2013, and half of them occurred in the Amazon forest, where it is considered ‘ the planet’s green lungs. According to the National Institute of Space Research in Brazil, on August 23 and 24 alone, there were more than 1,600 new fires continuing to break out in the Amazon. Wildfires affect the lives of more than 30 million people living near the Amazon rainforest. The Amazon is declining with deforestation momentum and the immediate aftermath of the Amazon wildfires is that huge amounts of CO2 will be released. This destruction greatly affects the ecological diversity of humans and organisms around the world. 3. The great fire in Tokyo city (Japan) in 1923 caused 142,000 deaths from where? Icon Earthquake Icon Short-circuit Icon Flood The correct answer is answer A: The cause of the fire stemmed from the Kanto earthquake of magnitude about 8 Richter. The earthquake struck at noon on Saturday, September 1, 1923, while many families were cooking lunch, causing fires to break out all over the city. Strong winds blowing in from an offshore storm made the fire burst into a fierce storm of fire. Due to frequent earthquakes in Japan, houses at that time were built mostly of wood. The earthquake caused another tsunami that swept ashore from outside Tokyo Bay. These factors combined caused massive devastation, killing 142,000 people, destroying 570,000 houses and leaving 1.9 million people in a dire and ground. 4. How many people died in the 1949 Zhenjiang City Fire in Jiangsu Province (China)? Icon 7,000 people Icon 8,000 people Icon 9,000 people The correct answer is the answer A: On September 3, 1949, in the small city of Zhenjiang (with a specialty of the world famous Tieu vinegar), there was a big fire. The cause is unknown, but about 7,000 residents died. 5. Great fire in the city of San Francisco (USA) in 1906 is said to be the most damaged property in history? Icon It’s correct Icon Wrong The correct answer is answer A: This fire was included in the Guinness World Record book for causing the most damage to property in history. A 7.8 magnitude earthquake occurred in the early morning of April 18, 1906, causing a large fire that lasted for three days. Earthquakes and fires destroyed 80% of the city, with 25,000 buildings collapsed and killing 3,000 people. The rescuers’ use of explosives to knock down buildings to create a ring to prevent the spread of fire made the situation worse. It is estimated that about 50% of buildings collapsed in the fire were caused by explosives. The value of physical assets damaged up to 350 million dollars in 1906 prices, equivalent to the total national budget of the United States at that time (about 6.9 billion dollars at present times). 6. How many people died in the Great Fire in London (England) in 1212? Icon 1,000 Icon 2,000 Icon 3,000 The correct answer is answer C: The capital of England is famous for having suffered the most fires. From 1130-1666, a total of 6 major fires occurred in this city. The fire in 1212 alone was the deadliest in British history, with 3,000 people dying and burning a third of the city. In 1666, London City suffered another fire. The fire burned for 3 days from September 2 to September 5, 1666, but fortunately did not cause much damage to people (only about a dozen people died), but burned 13,200 houses, causing 70,000 people to fall. homeless scene. 7. What was the fire at Companía de Jesus church in Santiago (Chile) in 1863? Icon A candle fell Icon Cigarette ashes Icon A sheep was lit on a church lighter by a lighter The correct answer is the answer A: The fire at Companía de Jesus Church, Santiago (Chile) in 1863 This is the most devastating fire in the history of the capital of Chile. On the evening of December 8, 1863, a large number of parishioners went to Compania de Jesus Church to attend the great feast of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception. Inside the church is illuminated with many oil lamps and candles, the walls are full of decorative veils. The fire broke out at 7:00 p.m., a gust of wind spilled a candle, igniting the wall veil. The fire spread throughout the church. Since the side doors have been locked to allow room for the attendees, the only way out is the main door. In the panic, people have jostled and pushed to escape, so they blocked this exit. By the time the firefighters broke through the doors, it was too late. Up to 2,500 people were killed in the fire. Result Please work harder! point

In addition to the colorful cakes, sparkling shapes according to the new trends of this year, there are super products that are properly transformed in the “online and real” style.

From Mother Suri’s funny animal prototypes …

Go to the cute works of the children during the festival on the real Korean New Year kitchen (photo: Ly Nguyen).

Inspired by funny cartoon characters (photo: Huyen Thu) …

… and this is the reality (photo: Ly Nguyen)

Vibrant carp floating cakes … (photo: Minh Anh)

… suddenly became a strange fish and also knew how to lay eggs (photo: Ly Nguyen)

Floating cakes create a sharp and beautiful fruit shape … (photo: Thanh Mong)

And this is the real life version. (Photo: Ly Nguyen)

Lovely round five-color floating cakes (photo: Hà Việt Anh)

Become a cake with a unique format unlike anyone else.

Usually, the standard traditional floppy diskette will have to be separated, round and white cakes on the plate. So when admiring these super products on social networks, netizens laughed.

Black sugar pearl water-drift cake in accordance with the trend of young people?

These cakes are for those who love to eat a lot of sesame!

This is a water-drift cake that only looks at the thought of longan tea!

These floats of all sizes are for sure for those who don’t like boredom!

The cake is flowing … literally

The cakes always have an inseparable, homogeneous relationship.

This is the product of the boundless creativity of the women who love the kitchen: Floating cakes baked in an oil-free fryer, they have turned into pistachios. (Photo: Tiramisu Hang La)

Humorous netizens commented:

“The right kind of online and home-made products. It’s too different, but hopefully the taste is still right”;

“Floating cakes are easy to make for the children in the new class, they are made by the teacher. Don’t laugh at me because it’s good to be creative. But I wonder if you cry when you see the finished product”;

“Not everyone is skillful to create beautiful fruits and animals. Just give them 10 points for creativity.”

Many people also share experiences when seeing the best products with errors:

“If you want the cake to be easy to shape, people add young tofu powder to the dough according to the ratio of 10 rice and 7 young tofu, moms”;

“Experience is to mix the flour with boiling water, boiling water will cook the flour and when squeezed will not melt”;

“The traditional floating cake uses rice flour. Soak the rice well, grind the flour and then hang it up to drain the water. When making the cake, it is not allowed to leave the filling, otherwise the shape will be distorted when boiling”;

“Mix the flour just enough, not too much water or too little water. If you can’t squeeze the cake with enough water, it will melt when you try to boil it, as shown in the picture”.

The 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month is Han Thuc Tet. According to Vietnamese tradition, every year on this day, family members come together to make floating cakes, vegetarian cakes to present to their ancestors and ancestors.

Drift cake, vegetarian cake is an easy dish to make with simple ingredients such as flour, brown sugar and sesame (sesame). But not everyone can be successful with this dish and there have been many times that netizens have to laugh at the faulty versions of floating cakes due to the clumsy girls returning to their talents.

The round cake, seemingly very simple, makes many women “half-hearted, half-laughed” because the finished product is “not like a dream”.

Because of letting the fire go too far, the sister association’s floating cake can no longer retain its round shape, but now it is crumpled and squishy.

Too much hand making the cake crust and inside the inside are sticky is something that many of you have encountered when making cakes to float the Korean Lunar New Year.

Sometimes, the broken plate is not made by the person, but by the clumsiness of the person eating it.

Many products of “brave girls” make people laugh and cry, unable to understand what this is really.

Following the correct formula online, what kind of abstraction is this …

The large, distorted vegetarian cakes in the bowl are the clearest proof that you should not go to the kitchen again.

After being posted, the post received thousands of likes and comments.

Nowhere is the image of “my body is both white and round” of floating cakes that once appeared in poet Ho Xuan Huong’s poetry. Photo: General

Invite readers to watch the video: Floating cakes, vegetarian cakes – the cultural beauty of the Korean New Year – Source: VTV24

Radisson Blu Resort Cam Ranh, Khanh Hoa.

Faced with the hinges of the tourism industry in 2020, analyzing and grasping the future trends of this smoke-free industry becomes critical for many related industries.

TOURIST’S TOURIST PLAN CHANGES AFTER TRANSLATION

The year 2020, with the effects of the Covid-19 epidemic and environmental disasters caused by climate change, will have an impact on the tourism industry around the world in general and Vietnam in particular. Under the impact of those factors, the tourism trend in 2021 also changes significantly.

Domestic tourism: According to the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), in 2021, domestic tourism will be a prominent trend. Before the Covid-19 pandemic took place, Vietnamese people tended to travel abroad or choose crowded places, after the epidemic was temporarily controlled, according to statistics, 96% of the total distance. Vietnamese tourism from June 1 to August 31, 2020 is in the country. With the tense development of the Covid-19 epidemic globally, international flights have not yet reopened, the year 2020 has marked a dramatic change in the wave of Vietnamese tourism.

In 2020, Vietnam’s domestic tourism market served 56 million visitors, down 34.1% year on year. However, this is a positive figure at a time when the international tourist market is freezing.

Safe travel: Going back to the time before the Covid-19 translation took place, domestic and international tourists tend to like to explore crowded places, learn local cuisine in bustling markets. However, at the present time, pre-season health safety is still a top priority for any visitor.

Globally, 65% of visitors say they have the ability to choose less crowded destinations, and more than half of those surveyed said they would prioritize trips close to nature.

The 5-star resorts with the advantage of isolated space, safety and nature have become the choice of most visitors.

Travel towards wellness: Health-oriented tourism is no longer a strange concept in the tourism industry, however, in an epidemic era, fatigue, stress, and anxiety about personal health have become the concerns of many people. The search for a getaway from a pandemic-controlled getaway becomes a trend in 2021.

TRAVEL TOURISM FUTURE MEETING

In the context that international routes have not yet reopened and cannot travel abroad, domestic tourists are the main object of the tourism industry.

Khanh Hoa Department of Tourism said that in the first quarter of 2021, Khanh Hoa received more than 210,000 tourists. In 2021, this local tourism industry aims to welcome more than 5 million visitors. Currently, Khanh Hoa province has 1,113 tourist accommodation establishments in which 125 4-5 star accommodation establishments, especially Bai Dai (Cam Ranh) area – which is considered the new resort capital in Vietnam.

Possessing a breakthrough, novel architecture, harmoniously blending local cultural beauty with classy European style, Ocean Luxury Villa by Radisson Blu (located in the Radisson Blu Resort Cam Ranh) is like a ” the jewel “in the center of Bai Dai.

Inheriting the golden location with a limited number of only 36 units, including one of the most prestigious President apartments in Vietnam, Ocean Luxury Villa by Radisson Blu is considered a lucrative investment channel for investors. level.

Opened from the Vietnamese fishing village architecture, each resort villa here offers visitors a close experience to nature, one step touching the sea. Especially, 100% of the resort villas of Ocean Luxury Villa by Radisson Blu have direct views of Bai Dai beach thanks to staggered design and 3.5m height difference. This is a “expensive” advantage for the beach resort real estate segment, when every morning, visitors will be awakened by the light of dawn, quietly watching the golden color of sunset in the sunset and indulging in immersion. into the sea space with all senses.

Also by possessing a view of the beautiful coast of Bai Dai – which was honored as one of the 10 most beautiful beaches on the planet, Ocean Luxury Villa by Radisson Blu received the prestigious Dot Property Vietnam Awards honored with the category : “The most luxurious resort villa facing the sea in Vietnam”.

This is also the product marking the first time the world’s leading brand from the US – Radisson Blu directly manages and operates the resort villa. With a system of strict standards and professional service manner, visitors will enjoy a variety of facilities at restaurants, health spa, infinity swimming pools … that meet international standards.

Especially, at Spa Blu Wellness, visitors will experience health care services with products derived from the sea such as seaweed, pearl powder – rejuvenating therapies that bring relaxation and ease. bear.

In addition, visitors can choose massage methods to improve muscle tension, relieve pain, or spend time for sauna therapies to detoxify, increase circulation, completely suitable for the coin. Current health care tourism directions.

Not only brings great resort space, Ocean Luxury Villa by Radisson Blu is the perfect investment choice with high profit potential for customers wishing to own a resort villa. sea.

China plans to build super hydroelectricity three times more than the Three Gorges dam. Illustration

Specifically, the new dam is planned to build a dam in Tibet, capable of generating electricity three times as much electricity from the Three Gorges Dam.

Beijing authorities have not released details of the new dam in Tibet, but Chinese media predict this dam with a capacity of up to 60 GW, could become the largest hydroelectric dam in the world, surpassing the dam. Tam Hiep, with a capacity of 22.5 GW.

The new dam project was mentioned in the five-year economic development plan (2021-2025) announced by the Chinese government at the annual parliamentary session.

In November 2020, speaking at a conference commemorating the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the China Hydropower Engineering Association, China Electricity Construction Group Chairman Yan Zhiyong announced that Beijing would exploit hydroelectricity in the lower reaches save the Yarlung Zangbao River. The Yarlung Zangbao River flowing into India is the Brahmaputra River.

Beijing could argue that the mega dam project in Tibet is an eco-friendly alternative to fossil fuels.

Given its position on the Yarlung Zangbao line, the new super hydro is in danger of facing strong opposition from environmental activists such as when the Three Gorges dam was built in 1994-2012, especially from India. . The Yarlung Zangbao River was renamed Brahmaputra when it flowed into India.

According to the report, the exploitation of hydroelectric resources on the Brahmaputra River could provide China with 300 billion kWh of carbon-free electricity a year, accounting for about 4% of the country’s total demand last year.

The proposal to build hydroelectric dams on the Brahmaputra River raises concerns in India and Bangladesh, the riparian states of the river because it serves as an important source of water. However, China seeks to downplay those concerns and announced that it would pay attention to the interests of these two countries.

Reuters quoted an Indian official revealed that the New Delhi government is planning to build its hydroelectric dam on the Brahmaputra River, in order to increase water retention capacity and find ways to neutralize the influence of the Chinese project. .

The Indian government has repeatedly conveyed its views and concerns to the Chinese authorities, urging them to ensure the interests of downstream countries are not compromised by any activities in the upper region. source.

The Three Gorges Dam created a huge reservoir and evacuated about 1.4 million residents. A dam three times as massive as the Three Gorges could have had a catastrophic impact on the neighborhood.

The areas around the Yarlung Tsangpo River are less densely populated than the Yangtze River. But there is a precedent for relocation of local residents to make room for dam construction projects on the Yarlung Tsangpo River. Nearly 2,000 people were relocated to build the Yagen hydropower station in 2015, local media reported.

Yarlung Zangbao River.

Brian Eyler, director of the sustainability, water and energy program at the Stimson Center, a research organization in the US, says a super-large dam could be a bad idea. Large dams can impede fish migration as well as sediment flows during the downstream flood season.

While China already has a surplus of electricity, the generated electricity could be used to compensate for the losses as it switches from fossil fuels to cleaner energy.

Tempa Gyaltsen Zamlha, an environmental policy expert at the Tibetan Policy Institute based in Dharamshala, India, said the project contains both ecological and political risks.

“We have a very rich Tibetan cultural heritage in those areas, and any dam construction will destroy the ecology, engulf parts of that area. will be forced to abandon ancestral lands, “he said, adding that the project will encourage Han Chinese workers to migrate, who will gradually settle here permanently.

India is also concerned about the project, as analysts say China is in a position to control a large portion of South Asia’s water supply.

“Water wars are an important part of war because they allow China to use upstream power for its most essential natural resource” – political scientist Brahma Chellaney wrote in Times of India.

The above comments of Mr. Konstantin Roginsky, deputy director of the Institute of Oceanography of the Russian Academy of Sciences shared with the media on April 13.

“The amount of wastewater announced by the Japanese side is a small amount. This is a drop of water in the ocean. Even in the worst case, if the wastewater is poorly treated, this heavy water will sink to the bottom and lie at a depth of 5-6-8 km, ”said Mr. Roginsky.

The waste water is planned to be discharged into the ocean, not posing a threat to the ecosystem of the Sea of ​​Okhotsk, because the currents in that area go from north to south in the direction of the Russian scientist. Japan”.

The wastewater discharge will begin in about two years and the entire process is expected to take decades. (Image: Reuters)

According to Roginsky, the discharge of wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant does not pose a threat to the Sea of ​​Japan, which is separated from the Pacific by islands of Japan. “US naval bases are much more harmful to Japan’s coastal fisheries,” added Roginsky.

“About 1.5 million tons of wastewater will be dumped into the ocean. Accordingly, the water is diluted, losing its natural salinity. This can be more harmful to marine organisms than it is with poor radiation release. They are used to living at a certain salinity, at a certain depth, in a certain chemical composition of water, ”explained the Russian expert.

Also commenting on the contemporary Japanese announcement of the discharge of wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant, the expert of the Federal Council on Agricultural Policy – Food and Environmental Management, Ms. Natalia Sokolova undertook that if the wastewater is properly purified, there will be no radioactive threat to Russia.

“Right now, the amount of liquid accumulated is very large. Most of it is regular water. If purified from all harmful impurities, including tritium, the wastewater can be safely discharged into the oceans, as well as the coastal waters of other countries will not be affected. “, Ms. Sokolova shared with Sputnik.

According to the ecologist, discharging water from nuclear power plants is a common process for operating plants. But Fukushima is an emergency, so it is not known whether or not an operation will be able to proceed. It will become clear by 2023 whether wastewater can be filtered to the required parameters.

“Rigorous laboratory analyzes should be performed during the entire wastewater purification process. Two years prior to discharge is called approximate figure. I am sure that the Japanese government will make a decision on the outcome of the wastewater purification process. So far, these are just plans and the reality is that not all wastewater can be 100% purified ”, believes Ms. Sokolova.

Japan insists it is safe to discharge water from the plant as it has been treated to remove most of the radioactive elements and will be diluted. (Image: Reuters)

Meanwhile, Dmitry Lisitsyn, President of the Far East (Russia) environmental protection organization, said that the discharge of wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan would lead to radioactive pollution. was brought to the heart of the North Pacific, where Pacific salmon are inhabited.

“The Fukushima nuclear power plant is located on the Pacific coast of Honshu Island. When radioactive pollution enters the Pacific off the coast of Honshu, they are quickly transported to the northeast by the Kuroshio currents, then into the North Pacific stream. All polluted wastewater is sent directly to the North Pacific. How does this threaten Russia? The fish forage in the North Pacific, then infiltrate the Russian table and there will be more before the polluted wastewater completely disappears, “RIA quoted Mr. Lisitsyn.

Lisitsyn noted six Pacific salmon species live in the Far East. They spawn in rivers, feed and grow in the ocean. Specifically in the central region of the North Pacific. This is exactly the site where this pollution was done.

What does the IAEA say?

Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Mariano Grossi, welcomed the decision of the Japanese Government to discharge wastewater from the damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant into the sea and promised that the organization would assistance to avoid negative consequences.

“I welcome Japan’s announcement of how they will treat wastewater stored at the Fukushima nuclear power plant. The IAEA will work with Japan before, during and after discharge to help ensure this is done without negatively affecting health and the environment, ”wrote Grossi on Twitter.

According to Mr. Grossi, the controlled discharge of water into the sea is regularly used by nuclear power plants operating in the world and in the region, they comply with strict environmental safety standards and regulations. .

The start of wastewater discharge is expected to be around 2023. At the current rate of storage in reservoirs, all available reservoirs will be filled by the end of 2022.

Earlier, speaking at a press conference on April 13, Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide announced that it would discharge more than 1 million tons of wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the sea, saying that the discharge of water into Thai waters Binh Duong was the “most realistic” and “inevitable” option to achieve the recovery of Fukushima.

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