Looking after the island, the lucky couple receives 2.7 billion VND per year Many people must have dreamed of having a job that ‘makes money just for fun’. Now, that dream will come true when a wealthy family makes a job announcement. The wealthy family is looking for a couple to look after their own island in the Bahamas and promise to pay between $100,000 and $120,000 a year. The rich family calls the person they plan to hire a ‘domestic travel couple’, because their mission is to live in expensive homes in Naples, Florida and the Bahamas, and on duty. oversee 3 areas. Caregivers can use the family’s private jet to travel between areas. However, the land in the Bahamas alone consists of four houses with four bedrooms in each house, so cleaning, arranging and managing is no small task. Wealthy families often spend a lot of time in the Bahamas, but in the near future they will balance between the three areas. Depending on the candidate’s experience, the family will pay commensurately. The selected couple also receive benefits on health care, dental care, and private cars. They only work Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. On weekends, the couple has plenty of time to rest and relax by participating in some of the best water sports in the world, or enjoying nature, basking in the sun, watching look at palm-fringed beaches. Lucy Challenger, founder of ‘Polo & Tweed’, says this is truly a once-in-a-lifetime job opportunity. Lucy Challenger said: “We received a lot of interest when we started posting about this. We are still waiting for couples to submit CVs.” Before that, a young man named Ben Southall, living in Petersfield, Hampshire, England, was lucky to get a job to look after the island around the Great Barrier Reef, Australia with a salary of 2.6 billion VND for 6 months and many other offers. Ben Southall’s job was then dubbed ‘the best in the world’, when every day he just looked after, explored the islands in the coral reef, recorded information. Ben Southall likens his job to a beach vacation. The man landed his dream job after winning over 35,000 applicants who applied for the position.

A representative of an authorized Apple store chain in Vietnam said they will open for pre-order on April 30. Buyers will receive the device after a week, ie in the first half of May. The prices for the purple iPhone 12 and 12 mini will be comparable to the current colors. It is expected that the 64GB iPhone 12 mini will cost 16 million VND, the 128GB version will cost 18 million VND. Meanwhile, the purple iPhone 12, the 64GB version costs about 20 million dong, the 128GB version costs about 21.5 million dong. On the portable goods market, around May 2 – that is, two days after Apple sells the purple iPhone 12 in the US, Singapore and Hong Kong (China), the product will be available in Vietnam. However, Apple portable stores all say that demand for the new model is not too high due to the addition of color only. iPhone 12 and 12 mini are less popular models in Vietnam and have to constantly reduce prices. Purple isn’t a brand new color on Apple products. Previously, this color appeared on iPhone 11. With the addition of purple, iFan in Vietnam will have 6 color options when buying iPhone 12 and 12 mini, including: purple, mint green, navy blue, red. , black and white. synthetic

AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 Vaccine. Photo: VNA broadcast Due to the complexity and urgency of the situation, the provision of vaccines individually to each organization is a challenge, the institute’s announcement noted. We urge all organizations and individuals to access vaccines through public agencies and the private health care system. ”| In addition, from July next, the country can increase production of vaccine AstraZeneca to 100 million doses / month, significantly increased from the current 60-70 million doses per month. However, this production growth milestone is two months later than originally intended. The same day, Prime Minister Thailand Prayut Chan-o-cha said the country will seek to buy about 35 million additional doses of COVID-19 vaccine from two or three other manufacturers, in addition to the 65 million doses already ordered. Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said this would complement the government’s purchase of 65 million doses of vaccine from two manufacturers, AstraZeneca and Sinovac Biotech, according to a Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Bangkok. Of the 35 million doses of the new vaccine, 10-15 million will be bought by the private sector to inject their employees and this will save the government money. Thailand started its vaccination campaign on February 28 with priority given to high-risk people who are health professionals and those in close contact with patients. The country’s vaccination campaign will initially rely on imported vaccines developed by China-based company Sinovac Biotech and will then use the vaccine AstraZeneca contracted by the company Siam Bioscience to make domestically for injection. vaccinated for about 35 million people. As of April 20, more than 2.1 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine, including 117,000 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine, arrived in Thailand. To date, Thailand has received a total of 712,610 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The Amazon forest was cut down in Brazil. Documentary photo: AFP / VNA According to a report based on satellite data by the Global Forest Monitoring Organization, Brazil was the most severely damaged, the area of ​​destroyed forest in the country was 3 times higher than that of the second ranked country, the DRC. . In 2020, up to 4.2 million hectares of primary forest in the tropics will be destroyed, 12% higher than the previous year. Altogether in 2020, the tropical regions will lose 12.2 million hectares of greenery, including forests and tree plantations, mainly due to agricultural activities. Researchers also pointed out that extreme heat and drought have also caused wildfires, burning vast forests in Australia, Siberia and deep in the Amazon region. The author of the report, Ms. Frances Seymour of the World Resources Institute said that these losses reflect a state of emergency in climate. This is not only an ecosystem crisis, but also a humanitarian disaster, loss of economic potential. The study has provided some evidence that the restrictions imposed by countries to prevent the COVID-19 epidemic are also impacting this trend worldwide, as it increases the rate of illegal exploitation due to the forests are no longer protected, or more people have returned to the countryside. The researchers warn that the worst consequences will happen if countries stop protecting forests for economic purposes. However, according to Ms Seymour, the “worst sign” of last year was that forests became victims of climate change, according to which wetlands are still burning. According to research, trees and soils absorb up to 30% more carbon produced by human pollution each year, so the rapid disappearance of tropical forests will result. Uncompensable damage to the Earth’s ecosystem. The researchers emphasize that destroying tropical primeval forests in 2020 will emit 2.64 tons of CO2, the equivalent of India’s annual emissions, or 570 million cars, or twice as much. the emissions of all vehicles circulating in the US. Ms. Seymour warned that the more the world is delaying preventing deforestation, or slowly pushing towards the goal of neutralizing emissions, the more likely it is that natural forests that absorb CO2 on Earth will disappear completely. In Brazil, the government has cut budgets for environmental programs, leaving many Amazon lands to be exploited for resources and agribusiness, resulting in 1.7 million hectares of primary forest being destroyed in 2020. , up 25% from 2019. Meanwhile, the Pantanal tropical wetlands, the paradise of ecosystems stretching from Brazil to Bolivia, also suffered many fires. Bolivia is the country with the third highest deforestation rate in the world in 2020. Indonesia is a bright spot when reducing deforestation rate by 17% compared to 2019 and for the first time in 20 years, it escapes the group of three countries with the highest deforestation rate in the world. Deforestation rate in Indonesia has decreased for 4 consecutive years. Last year wet weather, combined with government policies, had had a long-term positive impact on the destruction of primary forests, researchers say. Forests cover more than 30% of the Earth’s area, while tropical forests are home to 50-90% of all terrestrial creatures. Earlier this week, research published in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution estimated that growing commodity demand in rich countries is accelerating deforestation in tropical regions. Recent studies have warned that to a certain point, deforestation in the Amazon threatens to change the climate of the entire region, turning tropical forests into savannas.

Apple logo in San Francisco, California, USA. Photo: AFP / VNA On April 15, Apple announced an initiative to reduce carbon emissions with the Recovery Fund (RF), which aims to invest in forestry projects to reduce carbon emissions from the atmosphere while generating profits. for financial investors. Together with Conservation International and Goldman Sachs, Apple’s $ 200 million fund aims to remove at least 1 million tons of CO2 annually from the atmosphere, equivalent to the emissions of more than 200,000 passenger vehicles. According to the company “Apples Defect”, RF can help expand the scale of investment in forest rehabilitation. Conservation International will co-invest in RF while Goldman Sachs will take on the role of fund manager. Apple said the three sides will identify new projects later this year. Nature offers one of the best tools for removing carbon from the atmosphere, says Lisa Jackson, Apple’s vice president of environmental, policy and social initiatives. By setting up a fund that generates both financial returns as well as helping to reduce emissions, Apple seeks to promote broader change in the future, by encouraging investments in carbon removal across the country. bridge. Apple hopes that others will share its goals and contribute resources to support and protect ecosystems. In July 2020, Apple announced its goal of neutralizing 100% of its entire supply chain and product lifecycle by 2030 and directly eliminating 75% of its supply chain and product emissions. 2030. It is expected that RF will help solve the remaining 25% of Apple’s emissions by removing carbon from the atmosphere. During the past year, 15 Apple suppliers in China pledged to join the plan and shift Apple’s manufacturing operations to 100% renewable energy. Apple Vice President and CEO of Apple in China Isabel Ge Mahe said that as early as 2015, Apple has launched a long-term cooperation plan for many years with the World Natural Foundation to build more than 400,000 hectares of forests in China. to 2020./.

The plane model handbag costs nearly 900 million VND by the Louis Vuitton brand This airplane-shaped handbag is designed by Virgil Abloh, the fashion arts director for men of Louis Vuitton, a famous luxury brand. The bag is part of this year’s men’s collection, but most notably, the price. It is known that a handbag in this model plane costs 39,000 USD, equivalent to about 900 million VND. It is not clear how convenient the bag is with the sophisticated design like this real plane, but it must be a fashion product many fanatics love. Launched in January, Louis Vuitton’s 2021 men’s fashion fall-winter collection has many outstanding ideas. It includes clothing products inspired by famous architectures and landmarks, but what really caught the attention of netizens lately is an airplane-shaped bag. The brand’s signature deep brown handbag and monograms carry the Louis Vuitton logo. The bag has an identical design to the real-life airplane The bag features an identical design to the miniature commercial airliner, complete with a tail, wings and even four engines embossed with the iconic Louis Vuitton logo. Notably, the price of this luxury bag is exorbitant, more than a used Cessna engine aircraft, for sale for $ 32,300, equivalent to more than 745 million. ‘The money to buy the bag you can buy a real used plane and even have enough money to repaint it,’ commented netizens. Cessna aircraft are produced by the US civil aircraft company Cessna, headquartered in Wichita, Kansas. The company specializes in the manufacture of small, often private, civil aircraft using piston engines. Old Cessna planes, which have been in the air for several decades, are no longer polished but are of perfectly good quality to fly. Great income, famous and rich, famous Hollywood stars or top football players are not difficult to buy for themselves expensive planes and many of them choose Cessna aircraft. Legendary Hollywood actor Harrison Ford owns a luxurious and expensive Cessna 525B CJ3 Citation Jet. Welsh player, Gareth Bale, owns Cessna Citation XL Plus aircraft, Sweden player, Zlatan Ibrahimovic used to use Cessna Citation Longitude private jet …