Illustration Due to the influence of intense and especially intense heat, combined with low humidity in the air and the southwest wind causing a strong blowing effect, there is a high risk of fire and explosion in residential areas. due to the high demand for electricity and the high risk of forest fires in the central provinces. In addition, the hot sun can also cause dehydration, exhaustion, heat stroke for the human body when exposed to high temperatures for a long time. Weather in regions on June 18: North West: Hot and sunny days, especially hot in some places; Showers and thunderstorms in the evening and night. During thunderstorms, there is a possibility of tornadoes, lightning and strong gusts of wind. The highest temperature is 36-39 degrees, some places are over 40 degrees; only Lai Chau – Dien Bien 31-34 degrees. The lowest temperature is 25-28 degrees, some places are below 24 degrees. North East: The day is hot and sunny, and there are places where it is especially hot. The highest temperature is 36-39 degrees, some places are over 39 degrees; the lowest 27-30 degrees. Hanoi: The day is hot and sunny, especially in some places. The highest temperature is 37-39 degrees, some places are over 39 degrees; the lowest 28-30 degrees. Thanh Hoa – Thua Thien Hue: The day is hot and especially hot. The highest temperature is 37-40 degrees, some places are over 40 degrees; the lowest is 26-29 degrees, some places are over 29 degrees. Da Nang to Binh Thuan: On hot sunny days, the North has intense heat, some places are especially hot; Showers and thunderstorms in the evening and night. During thunderstorms, there is a possibility of tornadoes, lightning and strong gusts of wind. The highest temperature in the North is 36-39 degrees, in some places over 39 degrees; South 34-37 degrees. The lowest temperature is 26-29 degrees. Highlands: Sunny day, afternoon showers and scattered thunderstorms. During thunderstorms, there is a possibility of tornadoes, lightning and strong winds. Highest temperature 30-33 degrees; the lowest 21-24 degrees. Southern: Sunny day, afternoon showers and scattered thunderstorms. During thunderstorms, there is a possibility of tornadoes, lightning and strong gusts of wind. The highest temperature 32-35 degrees; lowest 24-27 degrees. In HCMC and Can Tho it is 34 degrees.

At 4:30 in the morning, at an altitude of 1200m, they were very scared and confused when they heard a cat meowing in the dark forest. The cat on the cold snowy mountain. After observing, they saw a small cat on the side of a mountain. This cat has wandered in the footsteps of hikers to the top of the mountain. “The cat followed us all the time, even when we were walking uphill. We also couldn’t leave it alone, so it went with us to continue the journey up to an altitude of more than 3000m,” said Cyril. Fortunately, he was caught by the couple Cyril, Erik Rohrer. At one point, the cat shivered from the cold, and its paws began to bleed from the snow. Hikers knew he was too tired to continue walking, and carried him with him when he was exhausted. “At that time, I was really confused and felt sorry for the little cat if I left him. It was exhausted on the side of the mountain, just below the top of the mountain,” Cyril recounted. Fortunately, another group of hikers reached the top of the mountain before Cyril and Erik Rohrer, when they returned to meet the couple and the cat. They managed to bring the cat back to the valley and reunite it with its owner. The couple and other hikers brought the cat back to its owner. It was later discovered that the cat had been missing for four days, two days before it went with Cyril and Erik to the top of the mountain, it had also followed other groups. Cyril said: “So the little cat has been to the top of the mountain 3 times! Animals can do strange things and they are tougher than humans. They will never give up, even though they are badly injured themselves. “. His metal ( according to Epoch Times)

“By this time, I am very tired, very tired. If this situation lasts for a few more months, I don’t know if I can stand it.” That is the situation of Mr. Le Duong Minh (SN 1980, owner of Huy Hoang cruise ship, Ha Long city, Quang Ninh province) when sharing with PV VTC News about the miserable and exhausted situation of businesses and ship owners. Ha Long tourism after many outbreaks of COVID-19 disease, causing the tourism industry here to be temporarily “closed”. Looking at the man with a wrinkled shirt, a hard face, messy hair, deep eyes, no one would have thought that this was once a famous ship owner in Ha Long just nearly 2 years ago. Lazily, Anh Minh said, this whole year, his mind is always heavy, burdened with worries and doesn’t know how to remove it. In one day, he had to sink into thought for a few hours, almost shocked and really pressured by having to take care of the expenses but the revenue was not available, the epidemic kept coming from time to time. “I’m very exhausted and almost exhausted right now,” Minh said choked. 3 cruise ships of Mr. Le Duong Minh’s family are now moored, lying dormant at the international passenger port of Ha Long without knowing when they will return to operation. Sell ​​clean to pay bank interest Mr. Le Duong Minh said, more than 20 years ago, he moved from his hometown in An Lao district (Hai Phong) to Quang Ninh to find a job, started washing dishes, carrying calves, and then fell in love with a career as a tourist service for tourists. Cruise ship owner in Ha Long. More than 10 years ago, he and his relatives contributed capital to buy cruise ships to run their own business. From the time of contributing half of the ship to a ship, so far, Minh’s family has had 3 cruise ships, including 1 wooden ship and 2 newly built steel hull ships. How much profit has accumulated so far, Minh’s family uses to reinvest in new steel hull ships. According to Mr. Minh, each new steel hull ship is about 7 billion VND, he has to borrow up to 5 billion VND. In early 2020, his family built 2 new ships, so he had to borrow 10 billion from the bank. Since then, every month Mr. Minh has to pay 100 million VND. However, before carrying any passengers, the COVID-19 epidemic suddenly appeared and continued to break out from time to time. Until now, we have been traveling, we never thought that the epidemic would last forever and be so terrible. Mr. Le Duong Minh – Ha Long cruise ship owner “Since the day of the epidemic, I have to borrow money to fight. I expect that if there is no epidemic, 3 normal ships will also earn about 150 million per month, enough to pay bank interest and also have a savings. If you don’t work now, you won’t get anything to make up for that profit. Until now, we have been traveling, we never thought that the epidemic would last forever and be so terrible. In the past, there was a SARS epidemic, it only lasted 3-4 months, and businesses stopped operating for a short time, then revived and developed steadily. But this epidemic lasted from the beginning of 2020 until now, we are out of breath.” Minh said sadly. From the beginning of 2022 until now, Minh’s monthly revenue is just zero. Meanwhile, bank interest is still payable, principal is not yet payable. In addition, they still have to pay money to hire workers to look after, maintain, operate the machine, electricity, water … “Now that I have no income, I have to borrow money. I borrowed from relatives, brothers, even sold something to get money to pay bank interest and expenses. If the epidemic is under control in 1-2 months, I will still have the opportunity to run a full-time train to earn a living and pay salaries to employees, raise my wife and children, otherwise I don’t know how.” Minh said. Running out of resources to borrow, ship owners exhausted, employees losing their jobs Sad when it comes to financial resources, Mr. Minh said that because he had no income, he had long been in a new situation of taking out a new loan to pay the old interest, leading to debt stacking, interest on top of interest, even having to borrow high interest rates. to pay low interest. “A lot of expenses, bro! Every month, you also have to borrow up to 60 million to pay interest, but from February 2020 until now, you know how much it is. In addition, each month has to maintain 1 employee for each ship, to pay salaries and meals for them has already lost 8 million, plus maintenance, operation and maintenance costs … Every 5-6 months, the ships have to be put on board for maintenance, scrubbing, repainting the hull… twice a year, costing 100 million. So, my family has 3 ships and it takes another 300 million. Due to having to borrow money from a shipbuilding bank, ship owners have to buy insurance for the loan, and each year they have to spend about 25 million money to buy insurance. If the epidemic continues from this year to next year without stopping, I really don’t have the strength to reinvest anymore.” Minh is sad. Next to Tuan Chau international passenger ship port, hundreds of cruise ships are lying motionless. Also since the COVID-19 epidemic raged, most of the employees who used to work for the ship had to find jobs by themselves to maintain their lives. Some people go to help build, others go to the market to trade errands to get through the day. “The big owner ‘died’ big, the small owner ‘died’ small. Just like myself, 3 supporting ships from last year to now, the damage is also about 2 billion. Sometimes the wife and children do not dare to eat, do not dare to wear, just worry about money for the staff to eat, look after and maintain the ships waiting for them to return to operation.” Minh said. The ships that sleep at night with tens of billions are also lying in the lock on the side of Ha Long Bay. According to Mr. Minh, if the situation of the COVID-19 epidemic continues like this, his family will only last 3-4 months. If the bank pressed too hard at that time, his family would borrow money from one place to another. “Unfortunately, I have already borrowed a lot, so there may not be another place to borrow. Maybe you have to accept the risk, borrow more high interest outside to support. Because no one buys ships now, people buy them to carry tourists, not buy them to park. Cruise ships are now almost frozen and no longer trading.” Minh commented. Now, no one buys ships even if they sell them, people buy them to carry tourists, not buy them to park. Mr. Le Duong Minh – Ha Long cruise ship owner Minh said that he, like most other ship owners, wants the bank to accompany businesses and cruise ship business households to have a debt freeze and debt extension policy, so that ship owners and businesses can strength to endure and when tourism is restored, they will repay the bank. Up to this point, according to Mr. Minh, many ship owners not only pledge assets such as houses and cars, but also have to sell them to have money to continue. “Nearly 100% of ship owners have bank loans, if this time “collapses” is to collapse, there will be a series of ship owners facing bad debts, debt squeeze… policy support from the bank and the State” , Minh predicted.

Tidal flat in Quan Lan island, Van Don district, Quang Ninh province. Photo TTH Fresh sa worms sold at the tidal flats cost more than 300,000 VND/kg, reaching the consumer’s table can be up to millions of dollars and preliminarily processed and dried depending on different prices, the most expensive can be up to nearly ten million VND. /kg. So enough to see, Sa worm is more expensive than many rare and precious specialties from the sea. Sa worm is less distributed, easy to exploit and reproduce, it is more difficult to maintain the natural breed, meanwhile, it is not possible to artificially breed this high-value seafood. In the Northeast Sea, which is geographically located in the Gulf of Tonkin with many bays, conifers and coastal saltwater ponds, it is the ideal habitat of the Sa worm. In addition, the tidal flats must have primary flora and mangrove trees for the slugs to reside. This layer of mangroves keeps the plankton in the water and is the food for the worms and many other bivalve molluscs such as clams, clams, oysters, blood cockles… Sa worm is mentioned as a specialty of Quan Lan and Minh Chau islands, Van Don district, Quang Ninh province because in the tidal flats along Quan Lan island, there is the best kind of worm. Another reason is that the oldest fishery of worms originated from the inhabitants of the island. There are families whose profession of digging and catching fish is passed down from generation to generation, supporting many generations. Increasingly, this item is more and more expensive due to scarcity and there was a time when sage was hunted and sold. Officers of Quan Lan Border Guard Station (Quang Ninh Border Guard) stationed in the area always integrate propaganda content to protect aquatic resources whenever there is a meeting or propaganda sessions. But only the fisherman understands better, if not protected, not “saved” for the next season, the risk of worms will also disappear like blood cockles, boredom, silk clams… Most of the fishers are women. They understand the characteristics of this intertidal marine species. With a specialized sand shovel, they arrived at the tidal flat early in the morning. At night, the worms in the nest come up to eat plankton, they use a shovel to quickly roll up the sand layer to catch it. The sun is up, the temperature is high, the sand is hot, the animal will hide deep down, not being caught anymore. It is important that the fishing profession is completely manual. If mechanized or used tools to plow the sand, the slugs will no longer be able to reproduce and will disappear until they disappear. It has happened in other sea areas such as Tien Yen, Ha Long, and Quang Yen of Quang Ninh province, when the tidal flats dried up, mangroves were cut down, over-exploited, encroached on the sea, and sucked sand. make the sage disappear. The People’s Committee of Quang Ninh province has regulated the period of banning the exploitation of worms in June and July every year (the breeding time of the worms). Mining is only allowed by the traditional manual method of using apricots and spades and only for worms that have reached a size over 10cm long. Along with people’s lives, Quan Lan Border Guard Station, when receiving people’s feedback, authenticates information and coordinates with many levels and branches to protect the intertidal area. Due to the large profits, many traders instigate people to use high-pressure pumps, pump out water, and plow the tidal flats to catch worms. The whole coastal shoal area was overturned, the environment was polluted, and large and small seafood was destroyed. There are times, early in the morning, when people go to the beach to “hunt” sa worms, Border Guard officers also come out to support people in protecting the intertidal area, propagandize and mobilize so that people do not exploit in the form of fishing. extermination, peace of mind to pursue their livelihoods, and at the same time, severely punish households who do not comply with the general regulations, exterminate fishing, and destroy the environment. Van Don has more than 2,000 hectares of tidal flats and nearly 1,000 fishermen make a living by hunting worms and natural intertidal mollusks. The original people in the island very well understand that seafood is their source of life, but when people from other places come, traders only buy for profit, there are always fishing activities that go against the interests of the community. this population. Especially, sand mining activities have been boycotted, protested and petitioned by fishermen, causing the locality to suspend this activity and rearrange order and stability in coastal residential areas. Accordingly, all acts of encroaching on the tidal flats, destroying the habitat of marine resources, local authorities encourage people to detect, denounce and clarify. Recently, Quan Minh Co., Ltd., an enterprise that dredging creeks and exploiting silica sand, has been accused by people of affecting the environment and attacking tidal flats, dumping waste, polluting the environment. affect the growth of the worm. In many places, people see both young worms and the fear of the extinction of worms is real. Van Don district immediately suspended the project’s construction to protect marine resources and at the same time maintain security and order in the area.

In hot weather, the body increases perspiration to stabilize body temperature and release energy. This process limits the accumulation of excess energy in the form of white fat – the culprit causing overweight and obesity. Increased temperature is also one of the factors that reduce cravings and loss of appetite, so the body does not have to load a lot of food, causing excess energy. Besides, the high temperature in summer makes the body always need to be supplied with more water. Drinking plenty of water also helps to increase excretion through sweat and aids in weight loss. Taking the stairs is the best way to lose weight. People who work out to lose weight will find summer to be the ideal time to do so. Because exercise in the summer will help lose weight effectively, when this process burns a lot of excess fat, converts it into water and escapes through sweat. Even during the days when you have to limit going out to fight the epidemic, you can immediately use your daily activities. To lose weight, it is necessary to take advantage of small exercises whenever possible such as: doing housework, walking quickly, climbing stairs or doing sit-ups when doing laundry, cleaning the house, cleaning out the closet, walking at place… When you want to lose weight, find errands, walk to heat up your body. If you only move from floors 1-3, instead of taking the elevator, you should take the stairs. Take advantage of all means to be able to walk, taking a regular walk, sometimes just 15 minutes a day, is very good for burning energy and losing weight effectively. Although summer is a good time to start losing weight, however Health of life Note that you make your weight loss journey effective, without leaving complications or becoming a corpse. The exercise even indoors, with daily activities also needs to be conducted scientifically, because if performing intense exercises in a closed and hot room, it will easily cause dehydration, cardiovascular effects, even danger to life. Therefore, you should choose exercises that are suitable for your health, provide enough water before/during/and after exercise. Summer creates conditions to shorten the weight loss route, but that does not mean that weight loss is arbitrary. Women should apply a scientific way to lose weight, which has been advised by a doctor. Do not combine weight loss solutions with the use of laxatives, hot wraps, fat-burning creams, weight loss teas… Because these ways do not affect the culprit causing weight gain is white fat, but only cause dehydration, electrolyte disturbances that make the body vulnerable.

Before flowing to Loei province – a province located on the Thailand-Laos border, the Mekong River’s water had to flow through dozens of other hydroelectric dams, including 11 of China and one of Laos. South China Morning Post On May 25, citing local people and experts, the hydroelectric dams of China and Laos have affected fish habitats, changing the natural flow with the seasons and even the color of the water. . The impact is becoming more and more obvious Rodjana Thepwong, a 64-year-old woman with a lovely smile, said gold panders in Thailand often wade into the middle of the river during the dry season. “The sediment at the bottom of the river is full of gold. I’ve even found pieces of gold as small as tamarind seeds,” she said, plunging into the river with a pickaxe, brushing away the mud and rocks. “Because of hydroelectric dams, river water rises and falls randomly, making the ecosystem out of balance. We were forced to move to the river’s edge, where there was only a very small amount of gold.” Ms. Rodjana is just one of 60 million people who depend on the Mekong River – the river that flows from China, through Myanmar, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia before emptying into the delta region of Vietnam. Environmental activists say the diets, livelihoods and environment of these millions have been put in jeopardy since Chinese companies harnessed hydroelectricity. One fine day, these two women were able to find $15 worth of gold. Photo: South China Morning Post. “I realized things were changing, many fish died and the water rose suddenly,” said Chantarasee Hieng, another gold pander. Downstream, experts say, in February, the river suddenly turned blue – a seasonal phenomenon for the first time, indicating that nutrients from silt are gradually disappearing from waterways this. Climate change also plays a role in causing this phenomenon, with heavier rains and prolonged droughts. But both Ms. Rodjana and Hieng insist hydroelectric dams are the main cause of the decline in the quality of the river that was once a source of food and income for many families. “So sad. But what can we do?” Ms. Rodjana said. Hope is forgotten A new dam is scheduled to be built about 2 km from the Chiang Kan district of Loei, the mountainous northeastern province of Thailand. The Sanakham Dam is a $2 billion program with electricity generated for export mainly to Thailand. The dam, built by Chinese company Datang, is expected to generate 684 megawatts of electricity when it comes into operation from 2028. The project is seen as an integral part of its strategy to become “the power source of Southeast Asia. ” of Laos. Gold panders in the Mekong River, Loei province, Thailand. Photo: South China Morning Post. The Mekong River Commission – the commission set up to manage water resources in the Mekong basin, with members Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam – says it has only about $28 million (1.4%) total budget) is devoted to measures to reduce harm to the environment and society. Thailand openly opposes the Lao plan. Residents living in this river area are lobbying the government to stop building the dam, along with public debate about the need for electricity generated by hydropower among officials in the country. Tosapol Wongwan, assistant secretary-general, National Water Resources Office of Thailand, said: “What is happening in the Mekong River has reached a point where it cannot be repaired. What we can do right now is focus on how to reduce the impact (human activities on the river).” Not easy to solve Upstream countries – China and Laos – have begun to share data on water flows and herald the closure and release of dams to their downstream neighbors. However, it is difficult to achieve complete transparency among countries with competing strategic, economic and national security needs. Laos owns two dams – the Thai-developed Xayaburi dam in the north and the Don Sahong dam near the Cambodian border. There are also seven other projects being planned. Mekong River near the Thai-Lao border. Photo: Reuters. Critics say it’s difficult to make a transparent assessment of the uses and impacts of dams on the environment. China, which is speeding up dam construction, insists hydroelectricity is an eco-friendly resource to boost the Mekong’s economy. However, according to Songrit Kirk Pongern, an academic researcher on the Mekong River at Thailand’s Kasetsart University, as dam construction continues, the forecast of a negative impact on the river is ominous. “In the next five years, the consequences will become more and more obvious. The number of fish will continue to decline, the downstream will lack alluvium, riverside and local fishing will disappear, food security for 60 million people will be exhausted,” he said.

Content: Tips for sun protection and avoiding sluggishness on hot summer days
1. Drink lots of water
2. Replenish mineral salts for the body
3. Proper sun protection The temperature of summer days is increasing day by day, especially the temperature is measured directly outdoors. Prolonged hot weather also causes the average temperature to be high and can make a normal healthy person more prone to fatigue, lethargy, and even heat stroke. The subjects most affected by prolonged heat are young children, the elderly and pregnant women. Experts warn that in the hot summer, don’t let it burn out. Especially when the hot weather on a summer day becomes more and more severe. While temperatures remain high during the day, not using protection for just 10 to 15 minutes in the sun can cause skin burns, heatstroke or heatstroke. The hot sun brings many dangers to everyone’s health, so we need to protect ourselves by equipping ourselves with knowledge and tips on sun protection, anti-laziness to avoid skin damage, healthy body. work on hot days. Hot weather brings many dangers to everyone’s health – Internet Photo Tips for sun protection and avoiding sluggishness on hot summer days Hot weather not only causes negative effects on health but also greatly affects the beauty and smoothness of the skin. Sunshine in summer appears very early and ends late. This makes the journey to work and home easy to be affected by ultraviolet rays and sunlight. This is the cause of the skin becoming dark, sunburned and melasma, freckles and wrinkles. In addition, the hot summer sun also makes the body tired and sluggish. Here are a few tips to help you feel better at work during the summer. 1. Drink lots of water The human body is up to 70% water, which means that no matter what season you still need to replenish water. Especially in the summer, the weather is hot and sweaty, making the body more uncomfortable. Drinking more water than usual in the summer is an effective way to help you compensate for the amount of water lost in the process of sweating from the heat. Especially, if you exercise a lot in hot conditions, it can also make you tired. You need to drink more than 400ml to 900ml of water every hour if you exercise in hot conditions. Note, it is necessary to drink water even when the body is not thirsty and you can rehydrate by drinking water again after 15 to 20 minutes. In addition, using caffeinated beverages such as tea, coffee or soda or stimulants such as alcohol and beer is also a bad habit in the summer. Drinking a lot of water is a way to help the body rehydrate, enough mineral salts and also help you stay healthy, fight fatigue and sluggishness in the summer day effectively. Drinking more water than usual in the summer is an effective way to help you make up for the amount of water lost in the process of sweating when the weather is hot – Internet Photo 2. Replenish mineral salts for the body Summer weather causes the body to lose water and lack of mineral salts due to sweating, which will cause exhaustion and heatstroke. Therefore, adding salt to the body is essential. The body needs to supplement sports drinks or drink salt water or oresol solution on hot days if you sweat a lot to avoid fatigue and sluggishness when the weather is hot. 3. Proper sun protection Important when you want to protect your health and skin on hot summer days is effective and safe sun protection. In addition to the need to add enough water, fruits, vegetables and essential mineral salts, people also need to create a barrier to block natural UV rays when exposed to sunlight. Look for sunscreens with SPF over 30 for effective UV protection. In fact, proper sun protection is a measure that helps minimize the possibility of skin damage and also has the best health protection benefits. In addition to sunscreen from sunscreen, you should add sunscreen nutrients orally every day to protect your health in the best summer.

Here are very common mistakes in bathing every day. Bathing for too long Bathing for too long dries out the skin, leading to rashes and itching. The appropriate bathing time is about 10 minutes. Using too much shower gel The more foam the shower gel has, the more surfactant it contains. Overusing it will deplete your skin’s natural protective oils, leading to dryness and roughness. In addition, if your skin is allergic or the product is not specifically designed for you, do not use them every day. Old and wet bath cotton Wet sponges and loofahs are often a breeding ground for bacteria and mold, so they should be changed every 4 weeks. Try using cotton bath gloves. It is also important to dry the sponge after use to avoid bacterial growth. Wipe people too dry It is not good for the skin to be too dry by scrubbing too hard. So, wipe your body with a soft towel and leave the skin slightly damp. Then, apply moisturizer to the necessary areas of the skin, making the skin smooth and healthy. The water is too hot Too much hot water will make the skin dry and flaky because it washes away all the oils present on the skin, leaving the skin defenseless. This will also increase blood flow, causing the skin to become red, inflamed, and rash. Bath water at around 35 – 40°C is perfect for healthy skin.

Specifically, Ly Nha Ky has just posted the entire design image for the new villa, in which the luxurious and classy interior of the project quickly received the attention of netizens. Through the design, it can be seen that Ly Nha Ky chose white as the main color, delicately arranging each small space in the house. Interior space of Ly Nha Ky’s new villa. “ From childhood to adulthood, there was only 1 disease: sore throat, cold, cold fever. Especially every time I go to the construction stage to decorate and finish the details, I always get sick of 2-4 like that. But this time the house is quite big and it has exhausted Mong. Haven’t finished any living corners yet, but have been feverish since yesterday. Tried to drag the body to the construction site this afternoon and now the cold fever is not over yet. I wish there was a holy potion that will be healthy to drink “, she shared. Cast The beauty and the rich Tell me more about my new project called Lynk Tower (abbreviation of Ly Nha Ky), she is focusing all her energy to complete this project. The beauty’s photo is hung in the house to “assert sovereignty”. On the same day, Le Quyen attracted attention when posting a series of pictures of her villa in the US. “ COVID messed up the world. Sitting and watching every corner that I take care of, that feeling of relaxation and tranquility. How do you remember that. As soon as the translation stops, the flight ticket book immediately “ , she expressed. This is the first time that the property in the land of flags has been shared by the singer close-up. It is known that the house has an area of ​​more than 400m2, the vocalist Fate bought in 2017 with a value of up to millions of dollars, is a place for her to rest while touring in the US. Le Quyen lamented the living space in America. Photos shared by Le Quyen on every occasion to tour in the US. Not too picky about the design, she chose white – gray tones for her villa. The interior is delicately arranged and creates absolute comfort for the female singer. Because of the great influence of the epidemic, it is not possible to go back and forth between Vietnam and the US, the voice To Mind A Time I Loved have to ask relatives to look after. Thanh Phuong According to FBNV

Resources + 200g soybeans + 1.2 liters of water + 220ml of fresh milk + 60ml whipping cream (whipped cream) + 10gr gelatine + 150g black pearl (commercially available) + 70g Korean brown sugar. Making Step 1: Preliminary processing of raw materials Illustration. + Soybeans soak in water, remove small, deep, rotten seeds … soak in clean water for about 8 – 10 hours for a double or triple hatch. + After soaking, the beans are full of water, then pour them into the basket to wash again. Step 2: Cook milk + Add 1.2 liters of water to the machine with soybeans, puree. Use a cloth to squeeze the bean juice, remove the residue. + Put the bean juice to boil, remove the foam, let it simmer for about 15 minutes. Step 3: Making tofu + Soak or water gelatine to melt. + Mix the bean milk with fresh milk and whipping cream, and bring the mixture to a boil over medium heat until it is almost boiling. + Add gelatine to stir until dissolved, then turn off the heat. + Pour the milk mixture into the mold, let it cool for 8 hours to freeze. Step 4: Cook the pearls + Buy pearls available, you just need to boil a pot of boiling water and then drop the pearls in, when the pearls float, lower the heat, cook for another 20 minutes. + North down and leave, cover and incubate for another 10 minutes. + Take out the pearls in a bowl, add brown sugar and mix well. Finished products + When eating, just pull the tofu out of the mold, sprinkle pearls and black sugar water on the surface. Tofu “cooked in green”, soft, smooth, fresh fat, melted in the mouth, then wrapped with tangerine and the fragrant, supple sweetness of black sugar pearls is sure to make you fall in love. Above is how to make a very simple black sugar pearl tofu that anyone can do. It only takes a little time to make this delicious dish. Wish you success!

House of Rock in the Netherlands was completed in 2016, with a total area of ​​600m2. The house is built on the grass dunes, river sand is very rare in the housing architecture because the terrain is not flat. However, this will be one of the model architectures when people run out of land resources to build houses. Different from the rough appearance, the interior of the house is very modern, simple but bright. The house meets the needs of guests is spacious, light-filled space with modern and comfortable furniture. This is a design in a project called Westlandse Zoom – a house building on a grassy dune in the south of the Netherlands. Although the interior and architecture do not use stone as the main material, the house is still called House of Rock because if viewed from above, it will very much like a stone. The architects minimized the walls separating the rooms for more space. The dining room is connected to the kitchen and living room. Details in the interior are made very meticulously. With the main design of gray and white tones, the house is decorated with many colorful pictures to make accents. The rustic architecture makes the house friendly and closer to the user. There are plenty of ceiling doors for light to enter the house. The porch of the house is quite simple. To ensure privacy, there are also many wooden stakes around the house. The house does not use the normal triangle roof, but has walls up to 6m high with glass doors to block wind and dust.

Mr. Bui Van Minh (Man Duc town) is hired to harvest sugarcane on sugarcane fields in Nen hamlet, Tu Ne commune. His job is to lower the cane and bundle each bundle, about 16 plants / bunch with a weight of about 30kg / bundle. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The workers who are hired to carry sugarcane hire in a sugarcane field in Tu Ne commune will transport a distance of 300m with a bundle of 30kg sugarcane on their shoulders. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The bunches of sugarcane are transferred to the car to buy right above the road. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) According to Mr. Minh (Man Duc town), sugarcane this year is about 2,000-3,000 VND cheaper than every year, but the quality always maintains the Tan Lac brand. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The sugar cane harvesters were engrossed in their work in the late afternoon. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The workers who are hired to carry sugarcane hire in a sugarcane field in Tu Ne commune will transport a distance of 300m with a bundle of 30kg sugarcane on their shoulders. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The workers who are hired to carry sugarcane hire in a sugarcane field in Tu Ne commune will transport a distance of 300m with a bundle of 30kg sugarcane on their shoulders. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The white sugarcane bundles are carefully bundled on the field waiting for the transporter to buy the car. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) A bright smile on the sweaty face of the people of Tu Ne commune, Tan Lac district on the day of sugarcane harvest. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA)

COVID-19 patients must share a bed at Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Hospital, New Delhi, India. Photo: Reuters Are there oxygen scarcity in hospitals? The current emergency scarcity is not because India has run out of oxygen. The main problem is that the oxygen does not get to the hospital in time. The delay was due to the very remote location of the oxygen production facilities, the large redistribution network and partly due to the government’s “bad scheme”. Over the course of the past week, several hospitals in the capital New Delhi, which are incapable of meeting a large demand for oxygen, have called for an urgent supply of oxygen. However, at the same time, the epidemic situation in the neighboring New Delhi states such as Uttar Pradesh and Haryana was also very bad, the number of hospitalized patients was overloaded, making factories have to give priority to meeting demand. local bridge. Therefore, hospitals in the capital have to order factories further from the industrial zones in the east of India. Why is the oxygen delivery delayed? Industrial oxygen production plants that serve the Indian capital are located in seven different states. Some factories are more than 1,000 kilometers from New Delhi. A vehicle transports oxygen outside an oxygen plant in Ghaziabad, a suburb of New Delhi, India. Photo: Reuters Due to the flammable nature of this material, all shipments of liquefied oxygen must be transported in special storage tanks, with detailed transportation plans to ensure timely deliveries, the source bear the name said. Over the past few days, as the interstate medical oxygen scramble in India worsens, some local authorities have disrupted the oxygen delivery to meet their local needs. before. As a result, Delhi received only 177 tons of pure oxygen on April 21, instead of 378 tons as allocated. However, some local sources said that hospitals in New Delhi have ordered without including the time to transport oxygen across many states by land. “It won’t happen if states plan and order two to three weeks earlier,” the source said. The Delhi government also did not respond to the plan to buy oxygen. Does India have enough oxygen production capacity? Medical personnel check oxygen tanks at a temporary quarantine facility in New Delhi. Photo: Bloomberg India’s daily production capacity can amount to at least 7,100 tons of oxygen, including for industrial purposes. This is enough to meet current demand. This week, the Government of India has decided to allocate 6,822 tons of liquid oxygen per day to the 20 states most affected by the COVID-19 epidemic. This is larger than the total demand of the localities with 6,785 tons, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Office said. On April 12, the amount of oxygen required by the health sector was only about 3,842 tons, just over half of the allotted oxygen, when the cases had not yet risen sharply. According to the Office of the Prime Minister of India, the oxygen capacity of India has increased by 3,300 tons in just a few days thanks to the shift of production of steel mills and industrial units to the medical sector. What will India do to deal with the oxygen crisis? Relatives funnel a victim who died of COVID-19 in a cemetery in New Delhi. Photo: Reuters. The government has mobilized Indian cargo ships to transport oxygen tanks from the factory to locations in most urgent need. In partnership with industrial gas corporation Linde India (LIND.NS) and many other companies, India is also using Air Force cargo jets to deliver empty tanks to production plants. Then, these tanks are refilled again and returned by road. In addition, the Indian armed forces are importing 23 mobile oxygen production machines from Germany to prepare for a worse situation. Many other industries are also reported to be supporting pure oxygen in hospitals. India’s multidisciplinary Tata group has imported 24 specialized containers for the transportation of liquid oxygen. An employee dismantles the oxygen tank from the car down to feed it into an oxygen pump plant. Photo: Reuters The government also issued an order to convert argon and nitrogen storage tanks for medical oxygen transportation. However, experts predict that India will face an increasing trend of daily cases in the next few weeks. Therefore, the country will have to increase production and distribution of these special types of medical supplies in the coming days.

Meanwhile, health officials are looking to increase special-care beds and oxygen reserves. Not only relatives of patients, but also hospitals find all kinds of ways to buy medical equipment, even on the black market. Social media sites and television news are filled with images of relatives of Covid-19 patients struggling to find oxygen sources outside hospitals or crying on the streets when their loved ones die. while waiting for treatment. Family members mourning when patient Covid-19’s death is taken to the crematorium in Jammu, India. Photo: AP “It’s like we’re in the middle of a war.” Video recorded by The Caravan Magazine shows a woman crying after the death of her 50-year-old brother. This man was rejected by 2 hospitals [do đã quá tải và không còn chỗ] and died waiting to be taken to the 3rd hospital. The patient’s oxygen tank was exhausted and had no reserves. April 25 is the fourth consecutive day that India has broken a global record for the number of Covid-19 cases recorded per day, mainly due to a new variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. As of the morning of April 26, India recorded 17,306,300 cases of Covid-19, of which 195,116 died and is currently the second largest epidemic area in the world, after the United States. Besides the heartbreaking image of exhausted patients on the way to the hospital due to lack of oxygen is a terrible picture in cemeteries and crematoria. The funeral homes in New Delhi are full of seats. The fire that cremated the victim of Covid-19 turned red in the night sky in the most affected cities. In the central Indian city of Bhopal, some funeral homes have increased their capacity to more than 50 crematoriums, but many bodies still have to wait hours and hours for their turn. Social networking sites and television news were filled with images of families crying when their loved ones died. Photo: AP At the Bhadbhada Vishram Ghat city crematory, workers said that on April 24 alone, they cremated more than 110 people. “The virus is devouring the people of our city like a monster. We cremated the bodies as soon as they arrived. It was as if we were in the middle of a war, ”said Mamtesh Sharma, a Bhadbhada Vishram Ghat city official. Refugees in the largest Muslim cemetery in New Delhi, where 1,000 people are buried during the Covid-19 pandemic, say more people have been brought there than last year. “I’m afraid we will run out of space very quickly,” said Mohammad Shameem. Crisis has been predicted The federal government has demanded that the industry increase oxygen production and other medications are scarce. Health experts say India had a year to prepare for this inevitable scenario, but they did not. Dr Krutika Kuppalli, an assistant professor at the Department of Infectious Diseases, University of South Carolina Medical, said that the Indian government should have taken advantage of 2020, when the epidemic was still under control, to anticipate storage of medicines and the development of new wave risk coping systems. The source of medical oxygen in India is running out. Photo: AP Instead, early declarations of victory over the Covid-19 pandemic left citizens letting go of precaution at a time when they should have continued to practice social distance, wear masks and avoid them. crowded people. Indian officials are facing criticism for allowing Hindu festivals as well as large-scale election campaigns to be held while experts have warned such activities will cause translation. The disease spreads rapidly. “They should have looked at what was happening in some parts of the world and understood that sooner or later they would be in a similar situation,” said Kuppalli. Currently, countries around the world are actively sending aid to India to help this country cope with the “Covid-19 tsunami”. The US says it will soon send stockpiling oxygen, test kits, medications, personal protective equipment and raw materials to India for the Covid-19 vaccine production. He also decided to send to India the necessary medical supplies and equipment, along with 600 ventilators and mobile oxygen generators. The first shipment departed from the UK on April 25 and will arrive in India on April 27.

A day earlier, eight similar aircraft departed from New Delhi and landed in London just hours before the UK officially put India on the “red list”. India is facing the second wave of epidemics, such as a “tsunami” with tremendous devastation. In the past 5 consecutive days, the number of new Covid-19 infections is over 300,000 cases / day. India broke down in the midst of the Covid-19 “tsunami”. Photo: QZ. The number of sick and fatalities is so great that hospitals, morgue and cremation grounds are overloaded. Severe medical oxygen scarcity has caused many patients to share a ventilator, some of whom do not survive right in front of the hospital. According to the Fortune India The epidemic has become so serious that the super-rich – those who have never been affected by poverty or natural disasters – are no longer safe. Running abroad on expensive private flights is considered the most likely option. And if they get stuck because flights have been halted and the borders closed, many people have come to realize that in the midst of this dire Covid-19 crisis, money is not going to help them buy the same perks as before. When money can’t buy oxygen Talking about the fleeing of the super-rich in recent days, journalist and historian Hindol Sengupta relates to deeper problems in Indian society: rich and poor disparities and rich people are only worried about it. live by yourself. “The long-standing bad habit in India is just to keep your house clean, you can dump trash right in front of the door. The moment the junk was out there, it was someone else’s problem. Who cares about the poor having to deal with its consequences when the well-off can still hide in their homes? ”Mr. Sengupta said. Over the years, the rich are getting richer, but their social progress and development have declined. Instead of campaigning to improve public services that serve all, the Indian elite and the middle class have found an easier way: spending money to buy private services. The Covid-19 wave left hospitals in India exhausted and depleted of oxygen. Photo: AFP. “Regardless of what happens to the rest of the country, they are comfortable with their own perks.” No matter what a crisis is, electricity, water, roads or air pollution, rich people just need to splash money. If the pollution is severe, they buy air filters at home and in the office. The city is insecure, they can hire a 24/7 private security guard. The health system is poor, they seek private doctors or quickly go abroad for treatment … “The Indian rich do not understand that not privatizing everything, a stable society, which ensures the most basic things such as health and education for everyone, is the foundation for development. sustainable, ”said Mr. Sengupta. Time of salvation The ongoing “Tsunami” of Covid-19 is said to be a landmark. Now, even the most expensive and exclusive hospitals run out of something as basic as oxygen. The elite gradually realized they could no longer spend money to get out of this crisis and had nowhere to fly to because most countries such as Canada, UAE, Thailand, Maldives, UK are in turn. processing tourists from India. The Indian super-rich flee abroad on private planes. Photo: Shutterstock. The scholar Abhinav Prakash argues that this is a time when Indians become more deeply aware of inequality in society and towards specific solutions. “Health insurance cannot help in a health crisis without infrastructure. No matter how expensive your health insurance is, it doesn’t make any sense if the hospital runs out of bed, lacks equipment, runs out of oxygen, “Prakash said. India, and most importantly, a growing rich middle class need to realize that public services are the backbone of a united society. “You can throw trash outside, but the stench of trash still gets into your closed doors and windows. It will make you suffocate. Big change comes from times like now. If the rich and relatively wealthy in India realize that their future is tied to a better public service system, it may be the time to save the country, ”wrote journalist Sengupta.

A pair of water hyacinths 1.86m high has been made by Mr. Nguyen Van Dai Duong for more than 4 years. Photo: NGUYEN TRANG Mr. Duong said: “The idea of ​​making water hyacinth from cans of water since 2012 and I started collecting cans throughout 2014 to obtain a large amount”. After collecting, Mr. Duong washed and coated the cans with a shade to keep them for a long time. By 2015, Mr. Duong started to design a hyacinth, he used thin aluminum wire to knit, connect to form the frame of the water hyacinth. After that, he continued to use water pipes with a diameter of 20cm to be inserted inside to keep the water hyacinth standing upright. He used a smaller water pipe 17-18cm in diameter inside the original large pipe, the purpose of which can pour water and flower arrangements. All steps on the frame, the inner structure is complete, Mr. Duong continues to make the more difficult process of connecting the cans together and the boss overlaps in succession. “I used yellow spandex and cut thin enough to pass through the hole in the can. Use at least 10m of fabric to connect 10 million pieces of cans for each water hyacinth ”. According to Mr. Duong, the hyacinth base, knotted areas are the most difficult. He had to be skillful so that the water hyacinth wouldn’t lose its symmetry when it was placed from the bottom up. He had to remove and install it many times to make the base of the water hyacinth. Mr. Duong also made a tea kettle made of colorful cans. He said, in the near future, he plans to make more products from cans. >> Some pictures of a pair of water hyacinths made from a bottle of cans. Photo: NGUYEN TRANG The pair of water hyacinths is made from a box of 1.86m high All are connected by yellow elastic fabric between the holes Mr. Duong has done many times to make the bars straight and even The cans are joined by yellow spandex. Mr. Duong also made a teapot made of a variety of colorful cans The cans arrange colors according to a predefined layout

The unique pair of Mr. Nguyen Van Dai Duong. Photo: Tran The stand of Mr. Nguyen Van Dai Duong is 1.8 m high, with the widest diameter of 0.6 m. It took him four long years to combine millions of cans of beer into this single pair. A pair of unique cans are made from millions of cans of beer Mr. Duong, said that the idea of ​​making items from beer cans has sprung up since 2010. Since then, he started to collect a beer brand’s cans so that the color of the objects is homogeneous. Over the years of collection, Mr. Duong has millions of cans of beer. After a moment of thinking, he decided to turn the can of beer into a single pot. To make a pair of poisonous bottles, Mr. Duong used millions of cans of beer. Photo: Tran First, Mr. Duong created a frame for the pair of poisons. Next, he used a fine cloth, cut into thin fibers that were threaded through the cans of beer around the frame to create a unique vase. Making a circle around a unique frame takes thousands of pieces. Only one piece of fault is required to remove it again. Just like that, Mr. Duong worked diligently for 4 years to complete. The beer cans are formed. Photo: Tran According to Mr. Duong, the mouth and base are the two most difficult parts of the vase. It must be very meticulous to be able to make evenly curled, beautiful curves. “I started to finish it from 2014 to 2018 to finish it. As a result, I have to use millions of cans of beer to finish 2 pots,” said Duong. In addition to the bottle, Mr. Duong also made a number of items such as a teapot basket. Photo: Tran Mr. Duong’s unique pair of bottles from millions of cans of beer is considered “unique”. Many people came to see it very much and wanted to buy it at a fairly high price, but he had not agreed to sell.

It took more than 4 years, Mr. Nguyen Van Dai Duong completed a pair of unique bottles from millions of these cans of beer. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc A pair of unique bottles from more than 10 million pieces of beer cans of Mr. Duong is considered a “unique” product. The stand of Mr. Nguyen Van Dai Duong is 1.8 m high, with the widest diameter of 0.6 m. It took him about 4 years (2014-2018) to complete this pair of hyacinths. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Mr. Duong said, the idea of ​​making items from beer cans has been around since 2010. Since then, he started to collect a beer brand from a beer brand to have a uniform color. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Over the years of collection, Mr. Duong has millions of cans of beer. After a moment of thinking, he decided to turn the can of beer into a single pot. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc According to Mr. Duong, first create a frame for the pair to read the bottle. Next, he used a fine cloth, cut into thin fibers that were threaded through the cans of beer around the frame to create a unique vase. Making a circle around the frame takes thousands of cans of beer. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc “It only takes one thread to fail to disassemble and rework. The hardest part is the mouth and base. I have to be skillful and meticulous to be able to connect evenly, well-curled cans and not lose weight. It’s good to fold the cans, “said Mr. Duong. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Mr. Duong’s unique pair of bottles from more than 10 million pieces of beer cans is considered a “unique” product. Many people came to see and offered to buy at quite a high price, but Mr. Duong did not agree to sell. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc

Bodies piled up in cremators and mass burial sites across India are raising fears that the number of deaths caused by the second Covid-19 wave in the country is many times higher than figures are officially published. Relatives mourn a patient who has just died of Covid-19 in New Delhi, India. Photo: Reuters Medical services and other essential services across India nearly collapsed when the second wave of Covid-19 swept through the country at frightening speeds in mid-March. The cemeteries ran out of space. The hospital refused to accept patients because of being overloaded, and the families desperately asked for help on social networks On April 22, India broke the record for the number of new cases per day globally with 314,835 new cases. With nearly 16 million people infected with Covid-19, India is the second most severely affected country in the world, behind only the US. The outbreak of the 2nd Covid-19 wave in India not only risks its economic recovery, but also affects the global war against epidemics. “Things are out of control,” said Ramanan Laxminarayan, director of the Center for Disease Research in New Delhi. There is no oxygen. It is very difficult to find a hospital bed. Can’t get tested. You have to wait more than a week. The health system almost collapsed. Earlier on April 21, at least 22 Covd-19 patients being treated with a ventilator died while waiting for oxygen supplies, a senior official in Nashik district in Maharashtra state, India said. Faced with a serious shortage of medical supplies in hospitals across the country, local and state governments have urged the federal government to provide more oxygen and medicine. On April 21, President Modi announced the plan to supply 100,000 oxygen cylinders nationwide, build a new oxygen production plant and set up hospitals exclusively for Covid-19 patients. But experts fear that the plan was launched too late and the number is too little in the context of virus-infected patients struggling every day with “death” and the continuation of mass gatherings. causing the virus to spread faster and more strongly. Urgent cries for help on social networks With so few options available, many families have been calling for help via social media. Anil Tiwari, 34, lost his beloved father in November 2020 due to the Covid-19 translation. Last week, his mother also tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2 virus. She has been admitted to hospital treatment but needs to be in a special care bed (ICU). Due to the lack of ICU beds in the hospital, Anil Tiwari pleaded for help on her Twitter page: “Please save my mother. I love her more than anything. After days of relentless efforts, including calling the city government to be placed on the waiting list, Tiwari’s mother was finally given an ICU bed. But what she needed right now was oxygen – something that the hospital was lacking. “She can still walk, but always find it hard to breathe,” said Tiwari. Demand for Remdesivir for Covid-19 and its medicinal ingredients skyrocketed in the second wave of Covid-19, forcing the Indian government to temporarily ban drug exports to increase supplies. market connection. The government has allowed hospitals to use the drug in emergencies, although the Health Organization (WHO) previously said, there is no evidence that Remdesivir reduces the risk of death in infected individuals. Covid-19 heavy. Abhijeet Kumar, a 20-year-old college student, used Twitter to donate medical bills for his 52-year-old uncle, who is hospitalized in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh. “The injections are very expensive. They say it costs between 12,000 and 15,000 rupees (about 160 to 200 USD). He had two doses but needed a third and we could not afford it. My uncle works as a plumber, ”said Abhijeet Kumar. Some states in India said that high demand while limited supply has enabled the “black market” to scream high prices for Remdesivir and some similar drugs. Even nurses and doctors are working hard to find beds and treatment options for their loved ones, said Parkar, a pulmonologist in Mumbai. Indian Mistakes and A Warning to the World Although most attention has been on the new variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that appeared in India recently, experts believe that the cause of the new Covid-19 outbreak is It can stem from social behaviors, weaknesses in the health system and a number of policy mistakes in the country. Indian officials may have been too subjective to believe that the worst has fallen behind when the number of Covid-19 cases began to decline in September 2020. The number of cases fell for 30 weeks in a row before starting to increase in mid-February and breaking out in mid-March. According to some experts, India did not seize the opportunity to consolidate its infrastructure. health care and immunization campaign intensification. “The authorities have not provided a long-term overview of the pandemic,” said Dr. Vineeta Bal, an immune system researcher at the National Institute of Immunology in India. Suggestions to upgrade the health system, such as building the capacity of hospitals or hiring an epidemiologist to monitor virus growth, have been ignored, she said. Currently, the Indian authorities are trying to restore many emergency measures that were removed when the number of cases decreased. India could have avoided a shortage of oxygen – something Latin America and Africa experienced a year ago if it converted its industrial oxygen production system into a network of supplies. medical. However, many facilities have returned to provide oxygen to industries and hospitals in this country are facing severe hypoxia. Analysts said that India will face a great challenge in preventing the health system from collapsing until enough people are vaccinated to achieve community immunity. Although India halted vaccine exports in March to meet domestic needs, it is not clear whether the country’s vaccine makers will be able to speed up production. “Vaccination is one way to slow the spread of the virus, but it depends on production speed and availability of vaccine doses,” said Srinath Reddy, president of the Indian Community Health Foundation. . In addition, the Indian government has also received criticism for not pausing major religious festivals, such as the Kumbh Mela bleaching festival on the banks of the Ganges River or election events. Many experts believe that the activities of gathering people have caused the number of cases to explode more strongly./.

The fire at a hospital in the Virar area of ​​Mumbai suburbs occurred two days after 24 patients using the COVID-19 ventilator died from an oxygen leak at a hospital in Nashik, another city in the state Maharashtra. At the time of the fire, about 90 patients were being treated in the hospital, some patients needing oxygen were transferred to nearby hospitals. Dilip Shah, CEO of Vijay Vallabh Hospital, said the fire in the intensive care unit on the second floor had been extinguished. Cause of the fire is currently under investigation. The fire came as the state of Maharashtra, hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, is struggling with skyrocketing infections. 314,835 COVID-19 cases recorded in India on Thursday brought the total number of cases in the country since the pandemic began to 15.9 million, second only to the United States. This is also the 7th consecutive day that India has recorded a number of new cases above 200,000. The COVID-19 pandemic had gone badly and put the health system in this country at risk of collapse. Hospitals are overloaded with patients and a serious shortage of manpower. Many hospitals in the western and northern regions of India, including the capital New Delhi, announced that the supply of oxygen was about to be depleted. Sponsorship news