The version sold in China is similar to the international version, which can be used with a sim card for immediate use. In the box there is a 30 Watt charger, a USB-C cable, but no headphones. Xperia 1 Mark III portable from China, sold for 30 million VND in Vietnam. Photo: Ngoc Dung Xperia 1 III was launched by Sony in April. This year the product was first sold in the Chinese market on June 1, instead of Japan. After only 10 days, the first machines were brought to Vietnam. In China, Xperia 1 III entered the Top 10 best-selling high-end smartphones after a day of launch. Compared to the previous generation, Xperia 1 III has not much difference in appearance. The device is still equipped with a 6.5-inch OLED screen, 4K resolution, 120Hz refresh rate and 21: 9 screen ratio. The product uses Snapdragon 888 chip, 12GB RAM, 4,500mAh battery and still maintains a 3.5mm headphone port. The device’s three-camera system provides four focal lengths, one of which is capable of switching between 70mm and 135mm focal lengths (FullFrame standard). The ability to capture 20 frames per second, focus and eye detection, including animal eyes, from high-end cameras is also included on the Xperia 1 III. In Vietnam, many leaked sources said that genuine products could be launched in July, but the expected price is unknown. With a portable price of about VND 30 million, Xperia 1 III is one of the highest priced portable smartphones on the market, equivalent to iPhone 12 Pro Max 256 GB.

All stages from drawing up the design to processing are done by team members. Even, just doing it, team members also consult the community. The chamber is 1.2 m long, 2.4 m wide and 2.65 m high, enough for four medical staff to work together. Not only has the effect of cooling, this chamber also acts as a shield to protect medical staff when there is an air purification system and UV sterilization. The lights will be on for 8 minutes before the medical staff come to work. The cost to complete this product is both supported by team members and contributed by units and benefactors such as glass doors, air conditioners, germicidal lamps, etc. Mr. Khieu Huu Nghia – the group’s representative shared, when he and the whole group embarked on the implementation of this chamber, there were also many different opinions. Once completed, the sampling chamber will be moved to an isolation area in Bac Giang. After the medical staff use and give feedback, the team will proceed to further improve the details and features of the products. Besides Mr. Nghia’s group, in the past few days, another group of volunteers, former students of Thai Binh High School for the Gifted, are also providing training for the production of “experimental sampling cabins”. These are movable chamber models, which can be transported in different terrains. Each of these cabins will have 2 doctors sitting to take samples, measuring 1m long, 1m wide, 2m high, with air conditioning installed. Due to the advantages of available materials, these “test cabins” can be produced quickly and at low cost. The group plans to donate these cabins to the Hanoi CDC and Bac Giang epidemic center. Should be in the community In South Korea, this mobile testing booth was installed in March 2020, looks like a public phone booth. Each chamber is about 1m wide, about 2.5m high and weighs 230kg, with a medical staff working… This idea is considered very effective. Korean press, newspaper Korea Herald It is also reported that this mobile test chamber is being used in many places in Korea and countries such as Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, Italy and the Philippines. In the hot days of early June, when doctors and medical staff had to cope with the weather and overwork, many people thought of the idea of ​​making this laboratory in Vietnam. The social network even strongly shared the image of Korea’s “Covid-19 testing cabin” in which medical staff took samples without wearing hot protective gear, quite comfortably taking samples for Covid-19 testing for patients. citizen. The reason this image has been shared a lot is because of the recent hot sunny days, the image of medical staff wearing tight protective gear, exhausted from taking samples in the hot sun makes the community feel sorry and wish. There are solutions to help them out. On the morning of June 4, discuss with PV Infonet , Deputy Minister of Health Nguyen Truong Son said, “During very severe weather like the past time, the outdoor temperature to 39-40 degrees Celsius has greatly affected the health of medical staff, students, and health workers. employees working directly in the community. This is a great concern of the Standing Department.” Deputy Minister Nguyen Truong Son said that in Bac Giang, there was a plan to fix it by installing army field tents with an area of ​​​​12m2, with 4 windows, and an air conditioner inside. 4 medical staff taking samples still wearing protective gear stood out to take samples. In the context and conditions of Vietnam, Deputy Minister Nguyen Truong Son said that ‘the job of sampling cabins should only be done in the community. And at key points, if it is necessary to take samples at noon, on hot sunny days, there are tents.”

An important thing to keep the house cool is to make sure the windows and doors are in positions that allow good air circulation. The best time to open the door to catch the cool breeze is from 5am to 8am and from 8am to 10pm. During this time, the air is considered to be quite fresh and can dispel the heat in your home. If you can ensure anti-theft and health issues, open the living room windows at night to catch the coolest air. You can install insect nets to keep them out of your home. Air conditioning makes the Earth hotter. 2. Use the side door Windows absorb heat, making your home hotter. The solution is to install nets to help prevent heat from entering the house. Please close the net from 11am to 4pm. Materials such as bamboo, jute… are environmentally friendly and also make the house look cooler, avoiding dark or too bright colors. If you must go outside, be sure to close the mesh doors to prevent heat from entering the room. 3. Light tone Leather, silk, satin with pillows, sofas or other furniture… will absorb heat faster. Change to cotton or linen that wicks away sweat and also helps you feel more comfortable. 4. Wall paint color sơn Light paint colors make the house more comfortable. Want to dispel the hot and stuffy feeling of summer, choose a light, gentle and pleasant wall paint color such as: light yellow, pastel pink, beige, white or blue tones. There are even heat-resistant paints on the market today to help keep your home cooler. 5. Ceiling treatment Choosing UV-resistant paint to cover the ceiling is the fastest way to reduce the temperature. This is a paint that is mainly composed of film-forming agents with the ability to insulate and reflect sunlight. This type of paint acts as a coating to help the wall have more durability, resist dust, moisture and make the house cool and comfortable. 6. Trees Coconut palm, aloe vera or fern have the effect of purifying indoor air. In addition to that function, plants also help the house look cooler and more comfortable. Placing potted plants in the east and west of the house will help reduce the heat of the sun. In addition, growing climbing plants on the balcony also helps to keep the house cooler. 7. Electrical equipment Conventional light bulbs do not have the power-saving function and also make the house hotter because of the amount of heat emitted from it. Use bulbs like LED or fluorescent CFL. Don’t forget to turn off the light switch when going out, unplug electronic devices when not in use because they still give off a certain amount of heat.

Development when installing and connecting surveillance cameras in isolated areas The Posts and Telecommunications Group (VNPT) has just announced that it has completed the installation of more than 2,400 surveillance cameras in 150 concentrated isolation facilities in 32 provinces/cities from Da Nang onward. The main features of the camera system are live monitoring (live view), playback (play back), user authorization (user groups), user data protection, access logging, and tracking. regulations to meet the requirements of the National Steering Committee for Covid-19 prevention and control. Advanced features will continue to be updated according to actual requests from the Steering Committee and the Ministry of Information and Communications. The system is designed according to edge computing model, helping to connect, process and store with low latency and unlimitedly expand processing capacity when needed. In particular, ensuring the security and safety of images and data is a top priority, when the entire system is protected at data centers that meet international standards. The decentralization and decentralization of system access are strictly followed and comply with the requirements of the National Steering Committee, the Steering Committees in the provinces/cities and the Management Division in the isolation area for image monitoring. 24/7 by hierarchy. In order to support the system to operate stably 24/7, VNPT has arranged a team of monitoring, operation and support in each locality, according to strict service standards. In addition, to meet the new requirements of the prevention and control of the Covid-19 epidemic, VNPT Group is investing in an infrastructure system to meet the connection of 10,000 surveillance cameras in isolation areas… Previously, in order to strictly comply with regulations on concentrated isolation and management after the end of centralized isolation, the Ministry of Information and Communications asked the People’s Committees of provinces and cities to review the facilities. substances in concentrated isolation areas, ensuring close monitoring of quarantined people; The concentrated isolation areas must have enough cameras to monitor the quarantined people to take measures to prevent and control the Covid-19 epidemic as prescribed. In addition, the Ministry of Information and Communications has directed Viettel Group and VNPT Group to build a monitoring system and coordinate with the Departments of Information and Communications of provinces and cities to conduct surveys and connect surveillance cameras. in the isolation area to the centralized monitoring system designated by the Ministry of Information and Communications. Up to now, Viettel Group has also completed the installation and integrated connection of 3,000 surveillance cameras in isolated areas in the northern provinces. Particularly for 130 isolation facilities in 125 communes of Bac Giang province, Viettel has mobilized resources to install 1,000 more cameras. All image data from the camera is integrated into a centralized management system at the Control Center. The system applies cloud computing technology, allowing the National Steering Committee, Steering Committees in provinces and management departments in isolated areas to monitor images 24/7 according to decentralization.

The warning system is sent to the transport business unit via software on smartphones and computers if there are passengers who do not wear masks or wear masks incorrectly. (Screenshots) The installation of surveillance cameras on transport business vehicles according to regulations from July 1 will promptly detect passengers who do not wear masks to prevent the COVID-19 epidemic. Binh Anh Electronic Technology Development Company Limited will provide and install the “no mask warning” feature for free for vehicles with surveillance cameras on passenger trucks from this June. . This technology will help transport businesses remotely remind if they detect and warn passengers/employees of the garage who are not wearing masks or are wearing masks incorrectly, and at the same time, people feel more secure when traveling by passenger car, raising awareness of compliance with 5K, minimizing the spread of disease in a crowded, closed, easy-to-infection environment on the vehicle and difficult to trace when detecting a COVID-19 case. Specifically, the analysis system is connected to the camera on the vehicle to get image data, then artificial intelligence (AI) technology will automatically analyze and send a notification to the transport unit every time it is detected. someone is not wearing a mask or is wearing it incorrectly. The system also ticks green boxes for faces wearing masks and red boxes for faces not wearing masks. According to Mr. Dao Thanh Anh, Chairman of Binh Anh Company, the environment of passenger cars, buses, trucks carrying workers and students … is closed, air-conditioner is on, anaerobic, so it is easy to infect and difficult to trace when encountering cases COVID-19. “For the transportation industry, artificial intelligence technology not only brings many benefits to vehicle owners, but also improves safety for all passengers. Currently, the number of camera images of businesses is increasing, the identification of people who are not wearing masks and counting the number of passengers can be over 95% accurate. Therefore, the warning feature does not wear the mask on the car will contribute to the society to fight back the pandemic,” Mr. Dao Thanh Anh expressed his expectation. In the coming time, this company will continue to apply artificial intelligence technology to help transport businesses optimize management and receive early warnings to improve safety for riders. In addition, a number of other features will also soon come into operation such as: Counting people in the car, alerting the driver to use the phone, not wearing a seat belt, opening the door when driving, warning someone is forgotten. In the car, connect the thermal camera to automatically detect when the body temperature is abnormal. Previously, the Directorate for Roads of Vietnam has issued a document to correct the prevention and control of COVID-19 epidemic on passenger cars because it is reported that there are still many passengers, drivers and service staff on business vehicles. Transport businesses do not comply with epidemic prevention and control measures, especially not wearing masks in accordance with regulations. Notably, transport business units are required to urgently install surveillance cameras in accordance with the route of the Decree 10 2020 on business and transport business conditions, and review the requirements of transport business units that have installed cameras to provide accounts to access the server in accordance with Decree 10 for inspection purposes. , monitoring. The Departments of Transport of the provinces and cities shall direct their inspectors to coordinate with functional forces in their localities to inspect, urge, remind and strictly handle cases of violations of regulations on prevention and control. COVID-19 epidemic .

Saunders Arkitektur (Norway’s) Saunders Arkitektur’s XS Minihus is a modern ultra-small home based on the idea of ​​tackling all of Bergen’s contemporary housing obsession with a cabin. The total area of ​​​​the house is 24 square meters, the floor has a triangular shape that fits in a land area of ​​​​5 square meters. The interior of the house is designed to be compact to create a feeling of spaciousness in a small area. In particular, the design team uses folding beds so that when there is no need, the homeowner can pull up close to the wall; Other details such as bookshelves, kitchen utensils and wardrobes are similarly designed. The bathroom is “hidden” behind the bed, the reading corner is located above the locker, facing the roof and can be accessed by a folding ladder. The house has a rainwater storage system to use for the toilet, solar panels on the roof are the source of electricity. XS Minihus consists of 12 main parts, allowing users to transport to remote locations and then reassemble, which means it is also easy to disassemble to move to another location. Because the house structure rests on piles, so it can adapt to all kinds of rough terrain. Therefore, if you want to live in a place like a jungle or next to a fjord or a pier without having a lot of budget to transport materials, buy land, this micro house is a good choice. Currently, the XS is the smallest of four compact homes created by architect Saunders and his associates.

Not all windows can be made of stained glass, but if stained glass is suitable for house architecture and you do not want to use common and boring curtains, choose stained glass to accentuate for the house. If used intelligently, you will make the house unique, different and nostalgic and lovely. 2. Trees Trees are a not bad solution to replace curtains with windows that are not too bright in the sun. Of course, you have to choose plants that are heat-resistant and have the function of purifying the air. 3. Lamp wire The window sparkling with light from string lights is suitable for those who are lively, open, and partying. You can choose the color, brightness, length or number of strings according to your preference. The window will surely be extremely bright, shimmering at night. 4. Other materials This choice is suitable for skillful people who like to decorate with their own hands. You can use a variety of materials: colored stickers, fabrics, pigments … to decorate your windows. This overlay can be constantly changed depending on your preference. 5. Matte window stickers This material allows enough light to penetrate the glass so that the room has enough light, without using curtains. However, you won’t be able to see your surroundings when you close the window. You can buy a plastic film glued to the window glass in case you want a change. 6. Cat home All cats love to climb and lie down in the sun. What could be more wonderful if you arranged a lovely, small bed right under the window for your pet. Surely this will be a cute and lovely window that everyone wants to visit your room.

Entrepreneur Le Dang Khoa (Shark Khoa) is famous for the nickname “The King of the Start-up” in the program “The billionaire deal” in the first season. Not only good and successful, Shark Khoa also causes fever because of his handsome and elegant appearance. Shark Khoa only shared a “drip” image of the villa, but it was enough to make many people admire the magnificence and majesty. Many people estimate that to make a swimming pool around the house, Shark Le Dang Khoa has to spend hundreds of millions of dong. Shark Khoa also designed a room overlooking the swimming pool with a glass door system. It is estimated that the glass doors and decorative lights are worth more than one hundred million dong. Notably, the bath in Shark Khoa’s baths is estimated at no less than 50 million. This is a “virtual living” place that is loved by Shark Khoa and regularly shared on social networks. With a small table in the living room, Shark Khoa invests tens of millions of dong to buy a set of high-class ceramic and porcelain flower vases. Each vase has a price ranging from 1.5 – 4 million VND. The fact that he buys many dishes and changes to each meal also partly shows Shark Khoa’s tolerance. In the villa, he also cares carefully for the fish that originating from Japan is of great value. Photo source: FBNV. Video: House 25m2- the opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

An auto warranty is a must-have when buying a car, demonstrating the manufacturer’s responsibility to the customer, making sure the product is sold at its best and increasing the buyer’s confidence. Currently, some car manufacturers confirm the quality of the car through warranty. However, the car owner should note that for some cases such as adding some accessories and toys on the car, it is possible that the warranty will be denied. Refusal of car warranty “degree” Warranty between car manufacturers may vary, but there are some common features regarding the eligibility of the warranty as well as disclaimer. In particular, many car owners are also confused that they will be denied the warranty. Mr. Nguyen Hoang Quan shared: “I need advice on installing options such as DVD, subwoofer, reverse sensor, camera … In general, it is related to the electrical part and works at the outside garage that is not managed by the car manufacturer . But when buying a car, the sales staff told me that it will not be covered by the warranty according to the regulations. ” Issues such as glazing and floor coverings do not affect the vehicle’s warranty. Photo: THY NHUNG Accordingly, some people believe that this is just a “trick” for sales of employees, while mounting toys outside will not affect the car warranty. However, there are also some opinions that car owners should consider and ask the car manufacturer before adding the interior. “I think that before doing it, I also advise some brands, instead of installing it outside, the owner can buy accessories to bring into the installation company and still be warranted. Most of the electric damage is due to the addition of toys (electrical parts) without reference to the design diagram of the circuit according to the vehicle “- said Mr. Ngo Quynh, a car owner. According to a survey of PV, although according to regulations of some car manufacturers, the installation of toys or not depends on the toy involved, affecting which parts of the vehicle. For example, furniture such as screens, speakers or cameras … affecting the electrical system may be a possibility that the car company will refuse the warranty. However, not all car manufacturers “impose” this regulation. Each car company rules differently The installation of accessories can cost the cheapest about 200,000 VND and the highest up to tens of millions VND. Having lost a large amount of cost to “level” the car, in addition to not being warranted, the owner should also note. Mr. Chien, Manager of Muoi Hung Auto store, said that it depends on the position that the owner of the car can replace or renew. For example, cars such as Audi, Lexus, BMW, … luxury cars, technically not hard-skilled will be susceptible to errors, so the firms refusing to warranty are correct. For large interiors, more skilled engineers are likely to make no impact. “Ordinary cars are not a problem, but when buying a car, the sales staff will also advise customers” – Mr. Chien said. According to Mr. Chien, related to the screen, lights, sound, the use of electric wires is likely to affect. It’s okay to have parts like flooring, leather or glazed. Because in the process of doing, there are errors that the technicians do not notice, affecting the safety of the vehicle, this problem cannot be confirmed. Universal models with normal structure and not as detailed as luxury cars will be more difficult to handle. Regarding this issue, the director of a car dealership in Ho Chi Minh City also shared: “This is not a strict regulation of car manufacturers, but this regulation is intended to ensure safety for owners, especially when traveling on the road ”. In some cases, warranty may be denied – In cases where customers take the car for maintenance and care at other facilities, not with the company’s warranty center. If there is any damage or damage, the car company is not responsible for handling. – Products and liquids such as oils, greases, battery electrolytes, radiator coolants, air conditioner refrigerants, power steering fluids and other items not approved by the manufacturer Export specified. Any damage caused by or related to the above products is not covered under warranty. – Damage caused by participating in racing, parade or any competition, if damage occurs, the automaker is not responsible. – Installation and replacement by non-genuine parts causing damage to the vehicle. Such as coolant, raw material, lubricant is not suitable for vehicle. – Using non-genuine parts or using the wrong fuel, lubricant or liquid not recommended by the manufacturer. – When modifying or assembling or dismantling equipment on the vehicle, affecting the function and operation of the vehicle.

Families should take the necessary safety measures to avoid unfortunate accidents to their children. According to the Westmead Children’s Hospital (CHW) in Australia, an average of 10 children are brought to CHW every year after falling from a balcony. Most of these children fall from their balconies, of which approximately 75% are under the age of five. Westmead Children’s Hospital provides care and treatment for 80,000 sick and injured children each year. This is the largest pediatric center in the state of New South Wales, Australia, with the capital city of Sydney; Child treatment in New South Wales, Australia and Pacific Rim countries. To protect children from unfortunate accidents from balconies, CHW has introduced balcony and railing safety recommendations. As defined by the CHW, a balcony is an area of ​​a building that is positioned higher than the ground. If the balcony is at a height of 1m above the ground, it must be surrounded (barrier) by a railing. A balcony railing as a guard or barrier is usually made of iron or wooden slats. Glass panels are also commonly used. How can children be injured at the balcony? Young children may get their heads, arms or legs stuck in between the gaps in the railing. Young children may fall over the gap between the railing if the distance between them is too large. The slightly older kids may slip or stumble over the balcony doorway and fall to the balcony floor. Children can also fall off the balcony if they can climb over the balcony railing. For example, horizontal bars on a railing can allow a child to climb over the railing. Items such as potted plants or outdoor furniture placed next to the railing can also be used as ladders for children to climb. According to CHW statistics, an average of 10 children are brought to this hospital every year after falling from a balcony. Most of these children fall from their balconies. Of the children brought to the CHW, approximately 75% are under the age of five, 40% occur in the summer, and three out of every five cases that are taken to the hospital are boys. During the period 2008-2018, 88 children were taken to CHW for treatment due to a fall from the balcony. A large number of those injuries are rated serious. Fall injuries, even from low heights, can be serious; “40% of fatal falls, among children under 15 years old in Australia, are from a height of less than 3 feet (91.44cm). Corridor windows on each floor are also potentially unsafe if precautions are not taken. How to prevent accidents from the balcony? Australia’s National Building Act requires balcony balustrades to be at least 1m high if the balcony is more than 1m above the surface below. Any space in the handrail should not allow a circular object 12.5cm in diameter to pass through. Where balconies are located more than 4 meters above the lower surface, the barriers must not have horizontal sections or resemble horizontal (climbable) sections between 15cm and 76cm above floor. According to CHW, to ensure the safety of children, families need to ensure that their family’s balcony or railing is at least 1m high and the distance between vertical bars is not wider than 12.5cm. Balcony balustrades should not have cross bars or the like that can allow young children to climb. All furniture, potted plants and other climbable objects should be kept away from the edge of the balcony. Adults should also beware of furniture that is light enough that children can pull to the edge of the balcony; Check the balustrades regularly to make sure they are in good condition; Supervise children while they are on the balcony and can lock the balcony doors to keep them out. In Vietnam, nowadays, one of the most popular ways to keep children safe from unfortunate balconies is to install safety nets. Especially in high-rise apartments, areas such as corridors of each floor, balconies, windows are places with potential risks of unsafety. The balcony safety net is made up of three main parts: the cable, two aluminum bars and the screws. The stainless steel core cables and plastic shells will be woven into a specialized aluminum bar system that is tightly mounted on the ceiling and railing. The usual distance between two cables is 5cm. This distance is enough to prevent children and many objects from getting through. The cost of installing safety net ranges from 150,000 VND to 180,000 VND / 1m2, depending on the installation area and materials. Answering questions of people related to the installation of safety cable nets in apartments, the Ho Chi Minh City Fire Department said: “The installation and supplementation of protective cable nets at the department The building does not affect the fire safety conditions of the building, however, these protective cable nets must be easily dismantled in case the fire department is approached. to serve the rescue and rescue work in case of fire and explosion incidents “. The safety net has a fairly simple structure, the installation cost is not too high and provides great support in ensuring safety for families in apartments or high-rise buildings, especially families with young children. Families should take the necessary safety measures to avoid unfortunate accidents to their children.

The need to install safety nets for apartments is increasing quite high. After a baby escaped death after falling from the 12th floor of an apartment building in Hanoi, the number of orders for an apartment safety net has increased from a few orders to a few tens, even hundreds a day. Quickly called a mechanic to install a safety net for the apartment corridor, Mr. Nguyen Van Tien (Gemek 2 apartment building, Hoai Duc, Hanoi) said he bought this apartment since he got married, but at that time safety net is not installed because it is not really necessary. However, recently, after many unsafe cases in the apartment, especially the case of a baby falling from the 12th floor of an apartment building in Hanoi, he immediately called a mechanic to put a safety net for his family. me. However, it takes two days for someone to install it. The reason is that most stores are “burned” orders. “Buying an apartment house, my favorite is the wide and beautiful view, so when I first bought it, I didn’t want the view to be obscured by the safety net. Besides, when there are only two couples, the need for safety nets is not really necessary. But now, the couple has a new child, the baby is quite active, so I install a safety net for more peace of mind ”, Mr. Tien said. The mentality of Mr. Tien is the common mentality of many families living in the apartment today. That is also the reason why the safety net market for apartment buildings these days is vibrant again. Mr. Nguyen Van Thang, owner of a shop installing safety nets in Hoai Duc (Hanoi), said that in the past, his company’s staff often went to new apartments to hand over to offer. Usually, the number of orders will increase strongly if there are many apartments handed over in the batch. But in recent days, he hardly has to go to offer, but the number of customers calling to order the company is quite large. He said: “If normally, every day there are only more or less customers calling to order, just a few days ago, the number of customers has increased by 7.8 times. In particular, today, I received more than 100 orders. Because the demand has increased dramatically, we increase the installation even after the break and at night. There are even more customers who have to wait until the next day ”. Mr. Thang also shared, safety nets for apartments have many types, the price of mesh 3 mm diameter is 150,000 VND / m2; 2.5 mm in diameter is priced at 140 thousand VND / m2. If the window pane is less than 1 m2, the regulated price is VND 250,000, including construction and materials. Safety net is a system of parallel cable tension frame with a small distance, about 5 – 15cm, not through the head. In terms of structure, the frame system consists of two rigid aluminum bars positioned above and below. These aluminum bars have pre-perforated holes at a predetermined distance and the cable is continuously threaded through the holes into a mesh surface. Most safety nets are made of 304 stainless steel material with a diameter of 2.5 – 3.5mm, coated with corrosion-resistant HDPE or PE plastic, which is very durable and has good bearing capacity. Mesh has advantages such as high durability, good bearing capacity, no scratching of limbs upon impact, no rust due to humid air, especially suitable for the climate of Hanoi. Safety nets in balcony, loggias or windows prevent people, pets from falling or climbing out. Besides, it works to prevent clothes or other objects such as bonsai pots, bird cages flying or falling below. In particular, the safety net in the apartment building must be able to be cut with specialized tools if a fire or emergency occurs to serve the rescue and rescue work. Mr. Hoang Van Ngoc, owner of a store that installed safety nets in Ha Dong (Hanoi) shared more, for the convenience of customers, the apartment safety nets are installed with a clothes drying frame. . Depending on the needs of customers, the store will have appropriate advice, but it is important to ensure maximum safety for customers. “Although demand for safety nets has increased in recent days, we will not increase prices,” Ngoc said. According to the Vietnam Construction Code on housing and public works – safety of life and health issued by the Ministry of Construction in 2008, the minimum height of handrails is specified: Houses, offices, schools school, office and public works of loggias and terraces at the position of 9 floors or more, the minimum height is 1.4 m. For works used by children under 5 years old, the balustrade must be constructed not for children to easily climb over and the gap must not exceed 10 cm wide. With handrails or loggias used with glass material, the glass is protected by a fixture, ensuring it is solid, no gaps are inserted into the 7.5 cm-diameter sphere, difficult to climb over to prevent prevent falling. However, because children are hyperactive, it is difficult to foresee the risks. Low cost, fast construction time, durable, installing a protective net is one of the timely solutions to increase the safety of today’s apartment buildings.

The protective net must be easily cut off Regarding the fact that some apartments are fitted with protective nets to ensure the safety of children in the balcony and windows, Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Chung admits that this is a quite convenient and effective tool in existing condominiums. now on. However, he noted that the material of the protective nets should be properly chosen because it is related to ensuring safety against fire and explosion. “As a rule, the balcony area of ​​the building has a very important task to rescue and rescue when there is a fire or incident in the building. The rescue force will use the means to pick up people through the area. balcony, “said Mr. Tung. Therefore, the space above the handrail is very necessary, absolutely not sealed or reinforced with fences, iron cages. If people install protective nets, it is necessary to use materials that are easy to cut off, not too solid. Assoc.Prof. Dr. Tran Chung, former Director of the State Department of Construction Quality Inspection (Ministry of Construction). Photo: ASHUI. Through the incident of the girl escaping despite falling from the 12A floor of the building that just happened, Mr. Tung said that this was an extremely rare event. Through each case, the authorities need to investigate and clarify the cause to widely propagate safety conditions in the apartment. Families living in the apartment building should observe and re-evaluate the safety level in the balcony hallways and their windows to adjust accordingly; Avoid unfortunate cases, especially in large urban areas with dense apartment density. The railing is up to standard but can still be accidental Talking about the height of the railing of the apartment building, Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Chung said that these details must meet the standards for the building to be accepted and put into use. “The regulations of the Ministry of Construction are very clear in this regard, the balustrades of apartments and high-rise buildings are specified that the height must be 1.4 m. The regulation also states that the structure of the handrail must not be there are more structures to climb, “said Dr. Tran Chung. In addition to the already specific technical legal corridor, in urban areas with high density of high-rise buildings, it is necessary to pay attention to checking and controlling safety conditions. Local inspection units, State management agencies in the construction field must strictly conduct pre-acceptance tests before they can be put into use. “The legal corridor and tools for us to manage have been guaranteed. However, similar cases still occur. We have to look at each case to dissect the cause”, Assoc. Race said. According to Dr. Tran Chung, if people install protective nets on the balcony, it is necessary to use materials that are easy to cut off, not too solid. Photo: Duc Anh. According to Mr. Tung, there are several main causes of these unfortunate accidents. In which, the balcony area is often used by people as a place to store, plant flowers and ornamental plants, accidentally turning into steps for children to climb and easily climb over the railing. Along with that, the balcony of the building is absolutely not a play place for children, especially when not supervised by adults. He suggested families with children should regularly close the doors to the balcony area, limit the opening of large-sized windows, limit bed racks, cabinets, window furniture … According to the construction standards of housing and public works in Vietnam issued by the Ministry of Construction in 2008, high-rise buildings or apartment buildings with children under 5 years old living or frequently frequented, balustrades must meet standards. Standard: A handrail gap does not pass a sphere 100 mm in diameter and is not constructed to allow children to easily climb over the railing. For houses, offices, schools, offices and public works, the minimum height is 1.4 m in the lot and terrace at the positions of 9 floors or more. The handrail in the stairs and other locations is from 0.9 m to 1.1 m. Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Manh: ‘I just want a simple life’ Driver Nguyen Ngoc Manh said that after saving the girl who fell from the 12A floor, he was asked by many people. This man just wants a simple life to continue his unfinished plans.

Apartment safety net is expensive After the incident took place on the afternoon of February 28 in an apartment in Hanoi, many families hired workers to install protective nets for balconies, windows, and corridors. The price ranges from 130,000 to 250,000 VND / m2. Apartment 60B Nguyen Huy Tuong (Thanh Xuan district, Hanoi) is one of many buildings that recorded accidents when children fell from a balcony on a high floor. The apartment where H. fell two days ago is located on the back, adjacent to 62 Nguyen Huy Tuong building. People said that when she discovered the incident, the little girl climbed over the railing of the apartment. The corrugated iron roof where Mr. Manh jumped to support baby H. sank in a corner. The people at the building are still not completely shocked by the incident. “My house is in the front, until last night my children told me to know the incident. I have lived here for 4 years. Right from the moment I got the house, I installed a protective net to pull from the railing to the ceiling outside the balcony so that when the children come to play, we will be more secure ”, Ms. P., resident on the 10th floor, said know. According to observations, the handrail of the apartments is about 1.3 m high, the distance between the bars is 15 cm. The apartments in the opposite apartment building are also in the state of houses with protective nets and no houses. According to Zing’s survey around Hanoi, the apartments of an apartment building on Nguyen Chi Thanh street (Ba Dinh district) have a rather low railing design, but out of 6 apartments on the photo, only one apartment is installed. protective mesh system outside the balcony. Designing an X-shaped handrail in an apartment on Hoang Dao Thuy street. In N3B building (Thanh Xuan district), many apartments have installed protection systems outside the railing, the rest have iron frame systems, with aluminum and glass frame doors. Most apartments in an apartment on Nguyen Chanh street are fitted with protective nets, some are ceiling-mounted, some only have a plastic mesh system below to facilitate clothes drying. People live in apartments or leave pots of plants on the balcony for decoration. If there is no protection system on the railing, the young children will easily climb up thanks to these potted plants. “I just moved here to live. From the beginning, the building management has talked to the apartment owner about installing a protective grid system. The apartments here have a balcony near the kitchen, and a backpack for drying clothes. Although there are seldom children at home, I still install it from the beginning to ensure safety, partly to prevent theft, ”said Ms. Thu Giang, living in an apartment in Long Bien district. To avoid small children climbing on flower pots on the balcony sticking to the railing, Mr. Cuong (Long Bien) installed a safety net system early from the time of repairing the apartment. Mr. Cuong also installed a protective net on the window in the children’s bedroom. According to the Vietnam Construction Code on housing and public works – safety of life and health issued by the Ministry of Construction in 2008, the minimum height of handrails is specified: Houses, offices, schools school, office and public works of loggias and terraces at the position of 9 floors or more, the minimum height is 1.4 m. For works used by children under 5 years old, the balustrade must be constructed not for children to easily climb over and the gap must not exceed 10 cm wide. With handrails or loggias used with glass material, the glass is protected by a fixture, ensuring it is solid, no gaps are inserted into the 7.5 cm-diameter sphere, difficult to climb over to prevent prevent falling.

Ms. Tran Vu Diem Hang, Green Development Innovation Center, said that the rooftop solar power system is a solar power system with photovoltaic panels installed on the roof of a building, with capacity? exceeding 1 MW, directly or indirectly connected to the electricity grid with a voltage of 35 kV or less of the buyer. Every region in our country has potential for solar power. For example, in Hanoi, the radiation intensity and total radiation are not small, the installation of grid-connected solar power brings high efficiency. The Northwest region also has solar energy potential … So, no matter where you live, people can install rooftop solar PV. For households, rooftop solar power saves electricity costs, reduces the pressure of paying high-tier electricity bills for households using a lot of electricity; increase household income because it is possible to sell excess electricity after it is used to EVN; help protect the roof to cool the roof, especially in the summer … A rooftop solar PV system consists of photovoltaic panels, power converters (inverters) and wires as well as a lightning protection system. Currently, the cost of installing a rooftop solar power system is not too expensive: the current investment price of 01 kWp ranges from 13-18 million VND depending on the size and origin of the equipment. However, in order to install solar power on the roof, people must pay attention to a number of points. First, the area must be large enough for installation. Accordingly, the roof area must be at least 6 – 7 m2 / kWp and 3 kWp should have a roof area of ​​21 square meters. You also need to make sure the roof is sturdy enough to place the mechanical system, the battery plate on top. In addition, the installation space must be ensured that there is no shade obscured by trees or other construction works. In particular, you must test the construction unit’s capabilities. Currently, each unit has its own capabilities, experience and standards leading to very different quality and price. Therefore, people should choose units with good capacity and years of experience. Invite readers to watch the video: Spontaneous gas sales are rampant. Source: VTV24

CyberLandr company in the US has introduced a smart mobile home model for Tesla Cybertruck owners who love to picnic and explore. The price of this product is $ 49,995 and CyberLandr has started taking pre-orders. Meanwhile, Tesla’s electric pickup is expected to be delivered by the end of this year. A special feature of this mobile home model is the ability to stow the Cybertruck cargo box, helping the electric pickup to move easily without affecting the car’s aerodynamics. Upon reaching the campsite, the user can “open” CyberLandr to its full size and use it. According to the manufacturer, CyberLandr has a weight of about 540-620 kg depending on the equipment inside. The power supply for this mini house is a 20 kWh battery that can be charged by the solar panel on the roof. CyberLandr’s battery pack can be used to power Cybertruck when needed. When in full use, CyberLandr has 2 main spaces for living and toilets. The main room of CyberLandr has amenities such as 32 inch TV, satellite Internet connection of Starlink, sink, magnetic kitchen, mini fridge … Here, users can eat, drink, work, rest or entertainment. Two seats on CyberLandr can be arranged into a double bed, enough room for 2 adults to use. CyberLandr’s bathroom is not too spacious but can still serve the basic needs of users with showers, toilets, mirrors … CyberLandr can bring 150 liters of water for daily use.