Phuong Oanh (second from left) appeared in a fashion photo shoot for Erdem fashion house with foreign models. The model arrangement focuses on diversity, showing integration. According to Vogue, this is the brand’s Resort 2022 collection. Oanh said that she and her colleagues took this photo at Tranfalgar Square London, England. Sharing with Zing, Phuong Oanh said: “I came to London at the end of January because I wanted to try and experience anything different than in Vietnam. Moreover, I also want to keep more memories with my profession. “. In the UK, the epidemic problem does not affect the work of female models much. However, Oanh said that traveling faced many obstacles, strict medical examination process in all stages, from casting to show time. Therefore, she always had to leave early before the scheduled time to prepare. By the time Oanh passed to London, everyone had to social distance. However, she is still lucky to find a job. She won three shows of London Fashion Week: Fila, Edward Crutchley and Halpern. Stella McCartney, Feng Chen Wang are other shows outside of fashion week. In addition, she also received other lookbook shooting projects. “At the beginning of the outbreak, many shows were canceled. The crew informed me that I should return to Vietnam. This year, everything is under control, so I can still go to work as usual. However, fashion agencies must register with the government and notify the entire medical declaration team,” she added. With a height of 1.78 m, a slim body and a cold face, Phuong Oanh is confident when walking with the model of her country. Erdem’s collection this time exudes British femininity, with a hint of 1940s classics. “The designs feel like a love letter to old women. Perfection. reflected in her flattering coats, distinctive belts, and curtains that resembled skirts,” commented editor Anders Christian Madsen.

To date, India has recorded more than 25 million cases and 275,000 deaths from Covid-19. However, many experts say the real number could be many times higher. On the riverbanks, many cremation pylons burned around the clock, many cremation sites had no space left. This phenomenon partly reflects the unprecedented number of deaths and has not been updated in official data. According to the BBC , behind the bodies floating in the river is a story of customs, poverty and a deadly pandemic. Many cremation pylons burn around the clock in India. Photo: Getty. Frighten The horrifying story in the state of Uttar Pradesh first came to light on May 10. The opening was the event of 71 bodies washed up on the riverbank in the village of Chausa in Bihar. Officials said some of the remains may have been leftover body parts that fell into the Ganges after cremations, but they suspect the bodies were dumped in the river. The police put a net across the water to prevent the same thing from happening. A day later, about 10 kilometers from Chausa, dogs and crows were seen swarming with dozens of decomposing bodies on the banks of a river in the village of Gahmar, in the Pradesh Ghazipur region of Uttar state. Locals said the body had been washed up on the embankment for several days. However, the authorities ignored their complaints about the stench until news of the corpses found downstream of Bihar made the news. Dozens of bodies swell and decompose, floating in the river. They were discovered by people when they went for a morning dip in India’s holiest river. Sheet Hindustan Police reported that 62 bodies had been recovered. Meanwhile, in Kannauj, Kanpur, Unnao and Prayagraj, the riverbanks are dotted with shallow graves. Shallow graves by the Ganges River. Photo: Getty. Videos sent to BBC from the banks of the Mehndi ghat in Kannauj shows a series of mounds in the shape of human corpses. Each of these mounds contained a body. At the nearby Mahadevi ghat, at least 50 bodies were found. Crematorium is overloaded Traditionally, Hindus will cremate the dead. However, many communities have a practice known as “Jal Pravah” – the practice of floating the bodies of children, unmarried women, or those who have died of an infectious disease or been bitten by a snake. Many poor people do not have money to cremate their loved ones, so they also wrap their bodies in white cotton cloth and drop them into the water. Sometimes bodies are tied to rocks to ensure they will sink to the bottom of the river, but many bodies are floated without the stones tied. In the time before the pandemic, corpses floating in the Ganges were not an uncommon sight. However, the number of bodies in the river is too much in recent times, still surprising many people. A journalist in Kanpur said the number of bodies in the river was proof of the “big disparity between the official death toll and the actual death toll related to Covid-19” in India. He said that from April 16 to May 5, the official reported number was 196 deaths in Kanpur, but data from seven crematoriums showed there were nearly 8,000 cremations. “All electric crematoriums are open 24/7 in April. Even so, there are still not enough furnaces to cremate bodies, so the government has allowed the use of wood on the outside grounds for cremation,” he said. to speak. “However, crematoriums only accept confirmed Covid-19 bodies from the hospital, while a very large number of people who died at home have not been tested. Families of the dead bring the bodies of their loved ones out. on the outskirts of the city or to neighboring districts like Unnao. When they can’t find wood or a place to cremate, they drop the bodies on the riverbed.” Cremation platforms along the riverside. Photo: Getty. Another journalist in Prayagraj also believes that many of the bodies in the river are those of Covid-19 patients who died at home without being tested, or poor people who can’t afford cremation. “It’s heartbreaking,” he said. “These people are someone’s son, daughter, brother, sister, father or mother. They deserve to be respected when they die. But their deaths are not even recorded – no one knows they died or is known. How to be buried? Burial from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m The discovery of graves and decomposing bodies, along with fears that the bodies could have contracted Covid-19 have sparked panic in villages along the river. Originating in the Himalayas, the Ganges is one of the largest rivers in the world. Hindus consider this river a sacred river, they believe that bathing in the Ganges will wash away sins and use this river water for religious ceremonies. In Kannauj, Jagmohan Tiwari, a 63-year-old resident, reported seeing “150-200 shallow graves” by the river. “The burial took place from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.,” he said. The discovery of the graves caused panic in the area. People worry that bodies buried on the ground will start to float in the river when it rains and the water level rises. On May 12, the state government banned the practice of “Jal Pravah” and provided support for poor families who could not afford cremation. Relatives of a victim stand near the riverbank while the body is cremated. Photo: Getty. In many places, the police used sticks to retrieve the body from the river and called on the boatman to bring the body to the shore. After being retrieved, the decomposed bodies are buried in pits or burned on a cremation pyre. Ghazipur district judge Mangala Prasad Singh said teams had been set up, patrolling the riverbanks and cremation grounds to prevent people from dumping bodies in rivers or burying them on the banks. Bringing the ashes of unclaimed Covid-19 victims to the Ganges River Indian volunteers collect ashes from crematoriums to organize funerals for Covid-19 victims in Haridwar city.

Even more sad is that those endless tragedies still have no end. These stories will appear more and more, as the Covid-19 pandemic begins to spread from big cities to rural India, where the health system is much worse than the urban areas. The picture is full of contrasts The Indian capital New Delhi recorded nearly 12,500 new Covid-19 cases on May 12 – just half of the number recorded here on April 30. Another somewhat positive sign is that the positive rate of tests has dropped to 19%, from a peak of 36% a few weeks earlier. A farmers market in Mumbai on May 11. Photo: Reuters. A similar positive situation is recorded in Mumbai – India’s most populous city. The positive rate of the test here dropped to 7%, below the 10% recommended by WHO. That partly shows that the two largest cities of India are gradually controlling the epidemic. However, if looking at the whole picture, the picture of the Covid-19 pandemic does not seem to have too many bright spots. Dark spots are appearing more and more, especially in rural India. This leads to a conundrum: If New Delhi, which has good health infrastructure and many good hospitals, struggles to contain the pandemic, how can rural areas where the system much weaker health care – can withstand the wave of epidemics. And the answer came pretty quickly. When the source of oxygen is exhausted On May 11, Sri Venkateswara Ramnarain Ruia Hospital in Andhra Pradesh state ran out of oxygen supply, while more than 60 patients were in critical condition. 11 patients later died. In anger, relatives of these people stormed into the intensive care unit, knocking over tables and chairs and smashing equipment. Television images showed several people clutching their heads in grief, while doctors and nurses fled for fear of assault. A Covid-19 patient is being cared for at a public hospital in the state of Uttar Pradesh. Photo: Reuters. Andhra Pradesh, like many other southern states, is facing severe oxygen shortages. Statistics of an Indian newspaper show that oxygen depletion has taken place in 20 hospitals, leading to the deaths of more than 200 patients. In the past, the southern states of India have agreed to share oxygen with each other. Now, some states want to end the cooperation. The southern state of Tamil Nadu refused to share oxygen with the neighboring state of Andhra Pradesh, where the tragedy took place that left 11 people dead. The state of Kerala also refused to share oxygen because of the state’s high demand for oxygen, as the test positive rate in the state increased to 27% from 8% in early April. “Many people have died without treatment,” commented Rijo M. John, a health economist in Kerala. Behind the bodies in the river People in Bihar, a northern Indian state, could not help but be shocked when they discovered dozens of bodies, suspected of being Covid-19 victims, washed up on the banks of the Ganges River on May 10. “I have never seen so many corpses,” said Arun Kumar Srivastava, a local doctor. He also said that “there will certainly be more deaths”, as many people carry bodies on their shoulders. A family member of a Covid-19 patient is grieving after hearing the news of a loved one’s death. Photo: Reuters. Officials said the bodies were dropped by ambulance drivers from a bridge, and denied that the bodies were floated by relatives due to lack of burial conditions. Krishna Dutt Mishra, an ambulance driver in Bihar, said that many people had to drop the bodies of loved ones in the river because the cremation price was too high. According to him, during the second Covid-19 wave, the price of cremation has increased from 2,000 rupees (about 27 USD) to 15,000 rupees (200 USD). This is a huge sum of money for many Indian families, and as a result, cremating a loved one becomes an impossibility for them. “I drove all the way from Buxar to Chausa. I’ve never seen dead bodies in the river, let alone seen dozens, or hundreds of bodies,” Mr. Mishra said. Bringing the ashes of unclaimed Covid-19 victims to the Ganges River Indian volunteers collect ashes from crematoriums to organize funerals for Covid-19 victims in Haridwar city.

If Princess Kate had a perfect moment when sitting in the car, she also had a picture filled with confession but still beautiful. This woman was Penny Romsey – Prince Phillip’s 32-year-old confidant friend. Mrs. Penny Romsey appeared in a luxurious, discreet black outfit to pay homage to the funeral of her late friend – Prince Philip. It can be seen that she is 70 years old but still has a slim and tall figure, her short and curly hair is delicate and delicate, her charisma is also extremely elegant and standard. Prince Philip’s 32-year-old confidant Mrs. Penny Romsey was born in London, the only daughter of Marian Hood and Reginald Eastwood, a wealthy London businessman. She is the wife of Lord Romsey – the nephew of Count Mountbatten. Even at 70 years old, Penny Romsey is still very fashionable. She has a very special fashion sense, a subtle elegance of the stars in the 60s and 70s. Penny Romsey also has a very close relationship with the Queen of England. Mrs. Penny and Prince Philip met at a polo match when she was 20, when Prince Philip was in his 50s, and since then the two have become confidants of the same hobby of riding. It was Prince Philip who taught Mrs. Penny how to ride a horse well. And that friendship lasted until Prince Philip died. When she was young, Mrs. Penny Romsey was really a beauty, not less beautiful than Princess Diana and Kate Middleton also had to be less than three-fold. Possessing a sweet, elegant beauty and extremely beautiful, when she was young, Mrs. Penny was really a beauty. Mrs. Penny impresses the opposite person by her elegant small face, a bright smile that always blooms on her lips, and gentle feminine fashion sense. She has always been loyal to her shiny blond hair that is naturally shoulder-length. From a young age, Penny had a close relationship with the British Royal family. She appeared with Princess Diana in many events, when Mrs. Penny was just a beautiful young lady in her twenties. The photo showed that the beauty and fashion sense of Mrs. Penny that day was not even inferior to Princess Diana. She married Lord Romsey – Count Mountbatten and they have 3 children together. Mrs. Penny Romsey’s 70-year-old fashion and stature: Beautiful, elegant and noble, no less than any other royal character. When she was a young woman, it is easy to understand why until now, at the age of 70, Mrs. Penny is still a very beautiful, elegant and luxurious woman. Owning a standard height with admirable long legs, at the age of 70, Mrs. Penny still maintains a rare proportion. Appearances at Royal events, Mrs. Penny always prepares herself for the perfect look. At the age of 70, she is still passionate about motorcycling and horse-drawn carriage enough to understand that Mrs. Penny is a person with a strong personality. So the outfits she chooses all have clear design colors and fully enhance her beauty and 70’s physique. With the usual street style, this 70-year-old woman’s fashion sense makes the public even more surprised. Her style has a hint of Princess Diana’s style but still has distinct accents. Mrs. Penny especially loves blazers and accents them with colorful silk scarves. Penny’s sophisticated fashion sense is also reflected in the delicate silk towels when she is combined with the blazer. Not only adding emphasis to the outfit or keeping her neck warm, Mrs. Penny also chose the designs that are in tune with the outfit she is wearing. Along with that, with her natural shiny blond hair as long ago, she still leaves, at the age of 70, Mrs. Penny is still beautiful and delicate from beauty to style, making the public unable to stop watching. Source: paparazzi.buzz, ok.co.uk

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