Italy plans to invest in a super-fast Internet with a speed of 1 gigabyte to provide it to all people by 2026. Artwork: jedsundwall.com Italy plans to expand its tax relief plan to quickly bring superfast broadband to buildings. The move comes as the country struggles to close the gap in digital development with the rest of Europe. The European Union’s (EU) third-largest economy now ranks second from the bottom out of the bloc’s 27 member states in terms of Internet usage. According to the latest EU data, about 17% of Italians have never used the web and only 13% of Italian households sign up for a super-fast broadband connection with a speed of at least 100 megabytes. Italy’s new government, led by former European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi, plans to spend more than 8 billion euros ($9.76 billion) from EU support funds on broadband, mobile networks. fifth generation (5G) and satellite technology and want a super-fast Internet connection at 1 gigabyte made available to all Italians by 2026. With this goal in mind, the Italian government is considering measures such as deploying fiber optic cables or exempting existing tax rates for residents when renovating the telecommunications network for their homes. This measure allows people to be partially exempted from the current 110% tax rate when renovating and upgrading telecommunications networks to help houses “become smarter”, thereby enhancing energy savings. quantity./.

Church bell tower, the only surviving evidence of a village called Curon. Photo: Getty Images The lonely church bell tower, the only evidence of Curon village with about 900 people living in 160 houses, shows that there once existed a small town called Curon nearly a century ago. Now, the unique historic site dating back to the 14th century has suddenly become famous when attracting hundreds of tourists and locals who are excited to take pictures and share them on social networks. Church bell tower seen from above. Photo: Getty Images It is speculated that this village, which has been owned by Austria since 1919, was submerged to build a hydroelectric power station in 1950. “All the houses were destroyed except for the church bell tower,” said Luisa Azzolini, a local senior. One day at the end of May 2021, the only remaining part of this village suddenly appeared almost completely before the eyes of local residents after the water in the lake was drained so that the irrigation system was repaired. is being damaged. Remnants of a destroyed house. Photo: Luisa Azzolini Upon hearing information from the local government that the lake will be refilled in the next 2 weeks, tourists from all over the world rushed to this place to capture the unique image of the symbol of the lake. the image of a “disappearing village” before it actually disappeared back into the depths of the lake bed. Beautiful images of the church bell tower submerged deep in the lake have just been revealed – Clip: Louise DM (Th)

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

At least 14 people were killed and one child was seriously injured in a horrific accident in the mountains of northern Italy on May 23, 2021. Photo: ANSA The above cable car route reopened last month after the blockade due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The cabin that crashed on May 23, supposedly carrying 15 people to the top of the Stresa-Mottarone cable line, crashed halfway up the mountain at an altitude of 300 meters while the top of the cable was nearly 1,500 meters above sea level. This is a cable car that serves tourists from the town of Stresa in the Piedmont region to the top of Mount Mottarone, where visitors can enjoy spectacular views of the Alps. Rescuers said two injured children, one 5 years old, one 9 years old, were immediately transferred to a children’s hospital in Turin for treatment, but one child did not survive. The cable car cabin fell and rolled many times on the mountainside. Photo: AFP/ANSA Stress Mayor Marcella Severino said the cable car cabin fell about 20 meters above the ground and rolled several times over the slope before becoming stuck in the branches. Ms Severino added that climbers said they heard a loud hiss shortly before the crash. The National Rescue Service said they received a call shortly after 12 noon (local time) and the cable car was later found “crumbling” in the forest. The accident is believed to have been caused by one of the cables breaking, potentially raising questions about the quality of Italy’s transport infrastructure. Investigators on the same day began identifying the victims, including foreign nationals. Video of the scene of the terrible cable car accident (Source: Daily Mail) The rescue team examines the debris of a cable car belonging to the Stresa-Mottarone cable route. They found some dead people trapped in cabins, others thrown out into the woods. Photo: AP The mayor of Severino told local television that some of the victims were found trapped in vehicles, others were thrown out into the woods. Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi offered condolences to the families of the victims, while Transport Minister Enrico Giovannini described the incident as a “terrible tragedy”. On the same day, May 23, European Council President Charles Michel also offered condolences on Twitter, saying “Europe mourns you”, while European Parliament President David Sassoli appealed on his personal Twitter page. “We must immediately clarify the cause of this absurd tragedy”. The cable car is said to have fallen halfway up a 300 meter high mountain, while the top of the mountain is 1,500 meters high. Emergency services and police were present at the scene of the tragedy. Photo: AP Italy’s National Alpine Rescue Service said on Twitter: ‘Serious accident on the Stresa-Mottarone cable car. The Alpine Rescue Team and other rescue teams were on the spot. Two ambulance helicopters joined the rescue.” Tragedy occurred 20 years after a cable car got stuck in 2001, but 40 tourists were rescued safely. The Mottarone Cable Car was opened in 1970. It reaches an altitude of 1,500 meters and takes tourists from the town of Stresa to the summit in 20 minutes. The side of the mountain where the cable car was thrown and rolled many times before getting stuck in the trees. Photo: AP Map illustrating the area of ​​​​the accident on the cable line leading from the town of Stresa to the top of Mount Mottarone. Mount Mottarone is like a ‘natural balcony’, offering panoramic views from the Po Valley to the Alps. From the top of the mountain, visitors can observe 7 lakes, including Lake Maggiore, Italy’s second largest lake. The area became famous in the early 1900s when it opened its doors for winter sports and skiing. Italian Transport Minister Enrico Giovannini described the crash as a “terrible tragedy”. In the photo, Mr. Giovaanini is at the scene. Photo: AP Italian authorities have opened an investigation into the cause of the tragedy. Photo: AP

But few people know that inside the factory campus is also home to 600,000 bees. And every day, the bees are still rushing around in search of honey, living at the same pace as the production of supercars equipped with powerful V12 engines. Are the bees living in the Lamborghini factory responsible for helping the engineers here research to design models that inherit the aerodynamics from animals and insects as often seen in the history of the automotive industry? paint the world? A worker wearing protective gear with the Lamborghini logo checks honey at the beekeeping area in the factory Reality is not like that. On the occasion of May 20 every year chosen by FAO as World Honeybee Day, Lamborghini supercar company is also pleased to announce the latest count results of the population of bees in its factory which has reached 600,000. Back in 2016, the Italian supercar maker kicked off a biomonitoring project with the construction of eight beekeepers in the Lamborghini park at the Sant ‘Agata Bolognese factory. To date, the number of beekeepers has increased to 12 and it has an important task in understanding how the environment surrounding the plant affects the habitat of humans as well as insects. And bees, with their random behavior of pollinating in the process of collecting honey, will give quite accurate results on environmental quality. At certain times, entomologists associated with the Lamborghini factory will test the quality of honey and wax to assess environmental quality. Currently, the green trend in the auto industry is almost the target of many famous car manufacturers. Not only planting more trees, expanding static space, but some factories like Ford also increase waste water reuse or produce car accessories from recycled materials. As for beekeeping to assess the quality of the factory environment like Lamborghini, Bentley has recently learned and launched a similar project last year. Dinh Quy (according to Carscoops) Invite readers to collaborate, send news about the Department of Motor Vehicles by email: otoxemay@vietnamnet.vn. Appropriate content will be posted. Thank you!

The 2,000-year-old marble head of Emperor Augustus has just been unearthed. Photo: CNN “While we were digging behind the wall, I saw the soil change color,” said Giancola. So we continued to dig carefully and discovered a block of marble. I immediately recognized it as the head of Emperor Augustus due to the hair and the shape and cut of the eyes.” According to archaeologist Maria Diletta Colombo of the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage, the head of the statue is about 35cm high, possibly dating from 20 BC to 10 AD. This head may have been detached from the more than 2m tall statue, which is also made of Lunigiana marble. This statue most likely depicts the young Emperor Augustus Octavian. “This is a very important finding; However, archaeologists have not been able to determine why the head of Emperor Augustus is in that area. The head of this statue should have been placed in a temple or a certain area reserved for the Royal Family.” The town of Isernia, known as Aesernia in the ancient world, was the land of the Samnites, Italy. Later, the town became a Roman colony. In this land, scientists have discovered many archaeological remains, including medieval tombs and terracotta artifacts… Despite being heavily damaged in World War I 2, but this land has gradually revived strongly. Currently, the local government is promoting heritage promotion activities to attract tourists to visit. Augustus (63 BC – AD 14) was the first Emperor of ancient Rome. Augustus replaced the Roman republic with an effective monarchy. He laid a very important foundation on which to build a powerful Roman empire, stretching from Great Britain to Egypt.

In Italy, where tourism accounts for about 13% of GDP according to government data, the island of Capri (in the Gulf of Naples) quickly surpassed popular destinations in the region by promoting “Covid-19-free”. , according to the CNN. The island of Capri is a destination that attracts the elite. Photo: CNN. Absolute safety Capri often attracts large numbers of upmarket visitors. But this year, instead of advertising luxury hotels and stunning sea views, the authorities spread a much simpler message: Every resident on the island has been vaccinated against Covid-19. Last weekend, Vincenzo De Luca, Governor of the Campania region (including the island of Capri), announced that the vaccination program in Capri was nearing its end. He also stated that this would make the island “completely free of Covid-19″. “We are preparing to welcome millions of tourists. What is needed now is not to waste time. The hotel industry has to step up operations in May if it doesn’t want to lose the whole tourist season,” he said. Capri is often known for its high-end travel services. Photo: Daniel Slim/AFP. Marino Lembo, Mayor of Capri, said to CNN that out of 15,000 residents, 80% had received the first dose of the vaccine. This weekend, all tourism workers, who live off the island but come here often, will also be vaccinated. “That is a strong message we send to the world. Everyone can come here in absolute safety,” he said. Sergio Gargiulo, President of Federalberghi – an association representing about 60 hotels on the island of Capri, agrees: “Not only the island is clean of Covid-19 but for customers in need, we will organize testing. (PCR) and provide them with timely results”. A brutal year According to Mr. Gargiulo, in 2020, Capri’s tourism industry saw a 70% drop in revenue due to the pandemic. That’s a devastating number for a destination that relies heavily on tourism. However, authorities believe the island has many attractions, especially at a time of social distancing. Ludovica Di Meglio, Capri’s head of tourism, said: “In addition to the typical sites, Capri also has trails that are naturally beautiful and suitable for the pandemic context.” Luigi Esposito, a guide who specializes in outdoor excursions on the island, says that although Capri is known for high-end tourism, the trails are the main highlight. Capri isn’t the only island stepping up its pre-summer vaccination campaign. Procida, also an island in the Gulf of Naples, completed all of its vaccinations a few days before Capri. Ischia, the other island in the bay, will soon complete its own program, according to Governor De Luca. Other islands in the Gulf of Naples, such as Procida and Ischia, are also vaccinating all residents. Photo: Laurent Emmanuel/AFP. Italy has about 30 small islands that become tourist hotspots every summer. Most have limited health care services. The Italian government has launched a mass vaccination plan for people in these places. Speaking at a meeting of G20 tourism ministers earlier this month, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi announced that ahead of Europe’s “green passport”, Italy will launch its own travel card in mid-May. Currently, all visitors to Italy must self-isolate for a minimum of 5 days. However, with the pass, the self-isolation requirement will be waived for travelers who have been vaccinated or have had Covid-19 in the past 6 months. As of May 10, more than 24 million vaccinations have been administered in Italy, with more than 12% of the population fully vaccinated. But according to the latest news, more than 13% of Italians over 80 years old and 31% over 70 years old, are still waiting for the first injection.

Not only the scenery, but the people of Venice (Italy) also leave an unforgettable impression for every visitor How to enjoy life Not only is the home of spaghetti, delicious pizza, but Italy (Italy) is also the birthplace of musical geniuses, sculptures, paintings, the starting point of the world’s top fashion brands. gender. Because Italians always live comfortably with themselves, allowing themselves to enjoy the values ​​​​in life. For them, work to enjoy, not to squeeze out their own labor. In Venice, or Italy in general, enjoying life is paramount In the midst of a world that is developing at the speed of light, where everyone is in a hurry, the Italian concept of slow living is something different, and also extremely valuable. If you are such a busy person that you have to travel by high-speed train to save time, you may be annoyed when you arrive in Italy because train delays in this country are common… often, you may also be annoyed by your habit People are used to rambling here or bored with a meal lasting 3 hours. But in return, you will learn how to live a leisurely, leisurely life, which you will never feel if you are only racing against time and money. A leisurely, leisurely life is what many visitors are impressed with when coming to Venice Kind, sincere and hospitable attitude Venetians are not shy when meeting strangers, they always have a smile on their lips when meeting tourists. Those are the things that they are taught from a young age, a friendly trait that can make anyone, even the most difficult, feel comfortable. Therefore, even though in Venice, it is easy to get “lost” by hundreds of interlaced roads, canals, bridges, and not know anyone, but you will still feel strangely relieved and peaceful. Venice will lead you to souvenir shops in deep alleys, meeting lovely Italians, like a friendly boss, a witty cashier, or a funny street vendor. The small streets crisscrossed in Venice will make you “lost” in the sweet romance But perhaps the most beautiful feature of the people here is their honesty. They always show their true feelings, live true to what they feel but are still full of respect for others. Fuzzy, clichéd notions of politeness never appear. No matter what life is like, people here always choose love, happiness and smile as raw materials to create a beautiful and beautiful land. Spend a lot of time with family and friends Never save time with family, close friends In Italy, there will be no rushed family dinners, or 15-minute meetings just enough for a cup of coffee. For them, these are not only precious moments with their loved ones, but also when they can find more accumulated values: the feeling of having a place to belong, the comfort of being being yourself, the strength of relationships, and love that never goes away. Working hours in this country are also flexible, so that everyone can come home and cook with their families. If you learn this from the Italians, you will no longer feel the constant loneliness brought about by technology and social connections. Take a walk and enjoy the daily atmosphere Italians go for a walk every day, to breathe in the fresh air, so as not to miss any changes in their surroundings. Sometimes, they go for walks even in unfamiliar streets, to discover new and unique things, or just absently follow their emotions, to drop their souls into nature. It won’t lose anything, if you also try to do the same once, and who knows, you will see the sweet little things of life around. A “Liite Venice” is about to appear in the heart of Danko City Thai Nguyen urban area It is the ancient Venice of the boot-shaped country on the southern coast of Europe! Returning to Vietnam, back to the land of Thai Nguyen tea, a “Little Venice” is also about to be launched at Danko City urban area. Ready to “get lost” in the romantic roads, filled with flowers blooming brightly and giving off a cool fragrance all year round; with sunsets on trendy and luxurious yachts; With music and sound spreading throughout the space during weekends at Dragon Eye Park… creating a style of “Venice standard living, Italian romance”.

TikTok icon on a phone screen. Photo: THX/VNA The offer comes after TikTok deleted more than 500,000 accounts under the age of 13 in less than three months in the European country. In early February, TikTok – owned by China’s ByteDance group – agreed with Italian authorities to block all accounts under the age of 13. This is one of the measures taken after the tragic incident of a 10-year-old girl in Italy when performing a challenge on TikTok. In the latest announcement, Italy’s data regulator said: “The measures applied have made a lot of sense, but the results are not enough.” Therefore, the agency recommends that TikTok cancel any accounts connected to users under the age of 13 within 48 hours, making this access more difficult for young users, and launch media campaigns to solve the problem Love that this platform is not built for use by people under the age of 13. In addition, the Italian agency also suggested that TikTok have solutions, including the use of artificial intelligence, to reduce the risks of having teenagers under the age of 13 accessing and using the TikTok platform. Over the past months, TikTok has asked more than 12.5 million users in Italy to verify their age. In the announcement, Ms. Alexandra Evans – head of child protection at TikTok – said: “Following discussions with regulators earlier this year, we have piloted additional measures to ensure that only users 13 years of age or older can use it”.

Illustration. (Source: AFP/VNA) Italy’s antitrust agency said on May 13 that it had fined Google more than 100 million euros ($120 million) for abusing its market position by removing an app. smartphone of the opponent. In a statement, Italy’s antitrust agency said it had found Google – whose Android operating system and the Google Play app store dominates the Italian market – blocking an Enel X application for users. tram . The agency requires Google to include the Enel X application in Android Auto – a smart connection system that makes it easier and safer for car occupants to use phone features. The statement stated that a fine of 102,084,433.91 euros was imposed due to Google violates article 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (EU) with respect to monopoly control and matters related to restriction of competition. Italy discovered that Google had not allowed Enel X Italia to develop a version of the JuicePass app compatible with Android Auto. The JuicePass app provides services related to vehicle charging, such as finding the nearest charging station and keeping a spot at that charging station. According to the Italian antitrust agency , by not integrating the Enel X Italia app into Android Auto, Google unfairly restricted users’ access to the Enel X Italia app when they were driving and charging the vehicle. The agency stated that Google’s above action has continued for more than two years and if it continues, this could deprive the Enel X Italia of the opportunity to build a large number of users amid rising electric car sales strong. As a result, the Italian antitrust authority asked Google to include Enel X Italia and other application developers’ application programming tools in Android Auto, and the agency would monitor Google’s compliance through an independent expert with whom Google is obligated to cooperate.

The machine performs everything from kneading, to baking, and filling completely automatically. Customers can observe the baking process through a small glass window. It takes about 3 minutes to make a delicious pizza for guests. Raffaele Esposito, a 19th century Neapolitan who invented Italy’s most famous pizza. This is the most loved cake in Italy and the world, so the first pizza vending machines in the world receive a lot of attention. Customers give their feedback after their experience with this pizza vending machine. Some argue that pizza products are perfectly acceptable in case you are in a hurry. However, there are opinions that this is a ‘horror’ experience. Claudio Zampiga, a retiree, said: “The pizza looks pretty good but it’s much smaller than in a restaurant and has few cores.” Fabrizia Pugliese, a Neapolitan college student, now living in Rome tried the machine-made pizza. Fabrizia Pugliese shared that he didn’t like the pizza from this vending machine because it tasted like “piadina”, a super thin, soft unleavened bread that is very popular in northern Italy. “I don’t think it’s a pizza,” said Fabrizia Pugliese in his judgment. Gina, a customer who is a retiree, said: “It’s horrible. Pizza really has to be eaten hot right away. This machine I don’t see works for myself.” Unique crunchy pizza vending machine in Italy In fact, for many Italians, the classic pizza experience will involve watching and looking at the baking process, from kneading and cooking in a wood-burning brick kiln to the final product release. and. With its current position, “Mr. Go Pizza” machine will face fierce competition to win a part of the market. The reason is that nearby, Napolitano restaurant using brick oven to make cake is very crowded. Giovanni Campana, a local customer, said after taking a bite: “I don’t think I’m going to have a pizza made with a machine” It is said that Esposito created the classic “Pizza Margherita” on June 11, 1889 to welcome Queen Margherita of Savoy, wife of King Umberto I, to visit Naples, Italy. The famous chef used tomatoes, mozzarella cheese and basil leaves, representing the three colors of the unified Italian flag, red, white and green. Esposito, who made a pizza for the queen 132 years ago will probably agree with the new creation.

Another town in Italy for sale of houses for 1 Euro On the slopes of Mount Etna, near luxury Taormina and the beaches of Sicily’s east coast, Castiglione di Sicilia has about 900 abandoned houses, most of which are located in the oldest areas of town. In it, about half was much destroyed and sold for a very cheap price, about 1 Euro, equivalent to 27,800 VND. Remaining units in better condition can be sold at prices ranging from 4,000 to 5,000 Euro, equivalent to 111 million to 139 million. Antonino Camarda, mayor of Castiglione di Sicilia, has carried out a number of ambitious projects that give new life to his town. It is known that the population here has decreased from 14,000 in the early 1900s to 3,000 today. Antonino Camarda said: “We have a huge architectural legacy that needs to be rescued, filled with historic traces. Over time, too many people have left, leaving picturesque old houses behind. , many houses have even been built since the “Renaissance”. While several other Italian towns that run similar programs have sold many homes for as little as € 1, Castiglione di Sicilia is pricing homes according to their condition. “We do some in-depth research on individual property portfolios based on maps and land registration data. Depending on the condition of the house, the prices are different, starting from scratch,” the mayor said. 1 Euro “. If a house has many interested people, they will hold the auction. The project reaches out to former owners who want to clean their homes and new buyers. People who want to buy a home in Castiglione di Sicilia have to complete the renovations within three years. However, unlike most other programs, homebuyers do not need a deposit. Meanwhile, local taxes in Sicily are lower than the rest of Italy. Perched on a cliff on the northern slopes of Mount Etna, Castiglione di Sicilia overlooks the Alcantara valley, home to breathtaking gorges and gorges. They form from volcanic lava eruptions many years ago. Trees, olive gardens, orange orchards, witch hazel plantations, and wineries are scattered around the area. On the hillsides of Etna, people grow a lot of grapes, raw materials to create high quality wine bottles. Castiglione was once dubbed the ‘city of wine’, right at the entrance to the town is a giant sculpture in the shape of a big barrel and a glass of wine. Castiglione di Sicilia was founded on the ashes of prehistoric settlements in 403 BC. The name of the town comes from “Lion’s Castle” and on Castiglione’s coat of arms there is also a picture of two lions standing guard. The town is a member of the I Borghi Pìu Belli d’Italia, the association of Italy’s most beautiful historic towns. Many streets and walls are made of dark lava pebbles while the adjoining aristocratic mansions are interspersed with simple houses. Located along the hillside, the town is divided into many communes and wards at different altitudes. The center is a maze of arched cobbled alleys and gargoyle buildings with gargoyles. Most of the abandoned houses in the area have a unique appearance, shaped like small turrets, with many different entrances. Marina di Cottone is close to town, about a 40-minute drive away with a long stretch of sand, ideal for families with children.

According to CNN, tourist vacations are increasingly slag due to travel restrictions and quarantine requirements in Italy. Panoramic town of Castiglione di Sicilia The town of Castiglione di Sicilia is located on the Italian island of Sicily, home to 900 abandoned houses – for sale for the price of a cup of coffee. These long-standing houses, of which about half are severely degraded, are for sale for a symbolic price of 1 euro (equivalent to $ 1.20). The remaining houses are in better condition and sold for around 4000-5000 euros. Mayor Antonino Camarda has carried out an ambitious project to blow new “life” into this village. The town’s population has declined from 14,000 in the 1990s to 3,000 today. The town of Castiglione di Sicilia is located east of Mount Etna. Photo: CNN “We have a huge historic architectural legacy that needs to be rescued. Over time, too many people have passed away and left behind picturesque old houses. also dates back to the Renaissance, “he said. Several other towns have carried out these campaigns and have already sold a lot of homes. Streets around town. Photo: CNN “We have done in-depth research on each property’s portfolio based on the map and land registration data. Depending on the conditions, the buildings will be sold at different prices,” said Camarda. emphasize. He also added that if many people are interested in the same property, an auction will be held. The town lies under the hillside. Launched in March 2021, this is the largest sales campaign with an estimated 4,000 properties in good condition and requiring minimal renovation. Prospective customers should have a detailed plan for the type of home they want to buy and find ways to improve it to best meet demand from the supply. A dedicated team will be set up to oversee the projects. The surrounding hills are famous for a wide variety of foods and wines. Photo: CNN With this project, the buyer will have to complete the renovation within 3 years. However, unlike other programs, buyers in this project do not have to make any deposits to ensure implementation progress. Instead, new owners are required to purchase an insurance policy from a 4000 euro bank. “New owners will have to pay 100 euros per year from the bank instead of a security deposit,” said Mr Camarda. Besides, local tax rates in Sicily are lower than in other regions of Italy. Buyers can benefit from the “super incentives” program of the Italian Government to improve their home to be more environmentally friendly. A photo corner of the town. Photo: CNN Located on a cliff on the northern slope of Mount Etna, the town of Castiglione di Sicilia overlooks the Alcantara valley – where there are many deep pools and canyons. Castiglione di Sicilia is formed by volcanic lava that has frozen after previous eruptions. From the town you can admire the beautiful landscape of the clear stream, pond, and waterfall. Trees, olive gardens, orange orchards, witch hazel plantations and wineries are scattered around the town. An old house image is for sale for 1 euro. Photo: CNN In the town, uninhabited buildings are uniquely designed, connecting to different streets and located on the winding main road leading to the majestic castle. Residents who once lived here have migrated to Australia and South America in search of a brighter future. Their children and grandchildren did not return, and the house gradually fell into oblivion. Therefore, the town government wants to find new owners to preserve the value of the long abandoned building.

Ordinary day of a family vegetable garden owner in Caffarella park At the same time, the Mantagnota Residential Management Board, which manages the flower gardens of the large Tre Fontane Park, has received more and more applications for land. Here’s an interesting fact: the subjects of greatest interest are citizens between the ages of 20 and 30. The epidemic epidemic among young people is not only encouraged by the prospect of planting and taking care of the family’s clean vegetable garden by themselves, but also by the 23 thousand square meter community space. Everyone there cultivates together – weeding, making soil, sowing seeds, planting and watering vegetables, taking care of cleaning, collecting waste. For many, this is a unique opportunity, to reestablish the feeling of being part of the social network, or the community. – Since the first social gap, up to now, the number of Roma families owning a family garden has increased by 30%, said Andrea Messori of the Family Garden Association. The social divide forced many public venues, including restaurants, cinemas, museums or galleries, where a large number of Italians spent their free time, forced to close. At the same time, countless cultural and sports events have to be canceled, foreign tours have to be delayed indefinitely, so it’s no surprise, when residents of Vinh City are eagerly looking for a new way to spend. free time. More and more people are participating in outdoor activities. Cultivating clean vegetables in the home garden is one of those activities. Ngoc Bau ( Włosi chcą mieć własne ogródki działkowe. Zainteresowanie wzrosło o 30 proc )

The engine on the special Ferrari 812 Superfast is, without a doubt, the naturally aspirated V12 with the highest capacity of all Ferrari’s regular engine lineup at 818 hp. Not stopping there, the maximum number of rpm this engine reaches is still at an unbelievably high 9,500 rpm – also an unprecedented parameter on regular Ferrari cars. According to Ferrari, many engine components have been upgraded while the engine valve mechanism has been optimized and the exhaust system is renewed, which promises to bring performance ” there is no precedent in the V12 supercar segment. The entire chassis system on this project has also been modified to increase the sensitivity, flexibility when the user steers when allowing all 4 wheels to turn independently. The Side Slip Control anti-slip system is also a software upgrade compared to the regular Ferrari 812 Superfast. At first glance at the new Ferrari 812 Superfast, it’s hard to see the entire body frame that has been reworked to optimize the aerodynamics and downward momentum further. A series of additional details such as the front air cavity, large rear diffuser and new exhaust mouths, and the rear window are replaced with a monolithic aluminum panel. The weight of the car is made lower than the regular Ferrari 812 Superfast, but it’s unclear exactly how much. Inside the car cabin, the entire interior area of ​​the door has been reworked to minimize weight, the gear lever switches to the H-shaped mini 3 split-lever interface like Roma. The special Ferrari 812 Superfast price was only announced on May 5, but users may find it difficult to spend less than 7 figures. Reference: Carscoops

The hundred-year-old ‘Leaning Tower of Pisa’ in Malaysia is compared to the Leaning Tower in Italy The 19th-century brick and wood building, slightly to the west, is called Teluk Anson, located in Perek, Malaysia. The tower’s design was inspired by Chinese architecture as the majority of the people in the town at that time were Chinese. Leong Choon Chong, Chinese contractor started construction in 1885, late 19th century. At that time, local people contributed to buy watches from JW Benson in Ludgatehill, London, England. The clock on the tower is used to view the time. The tower was tilted after the flood, weakening the ground Although viewed from the outside, the 25.5 meter tall tower looks like an eight story building, but it is actually divided into three floors with a large steel water tank on the top floor. Each floor is about 5 meters high, with a total of about 110 curved steps leading from the ground to the highest floor. After the floods of 1889 and 1895, the tower began to tilt to the northwest due to the weak ground. Furthermore, the weight of the water in the tank contributes to the tower’s inclination. However, the tower will not completely fall over. The watch is donated by local people to buy money Meanwhile, the leaning tower of Pisa in the city of Pisa, Italy started construction in 1173. The tower is 55.86 meters high from the ground up to the lower roof and 56.70 meters to the high side. From the ground up there were 294 steps and the wall of the tower was 4.09 meters thick at the foot of the tower, then gradually reduced to only 2.48 meters at the top. The weight of the whole tower is about 14,500 tons. While under construction, the tower had begun to tilt due to subsidence. To stabilize the tower structure not to continue to tilt, experts have used a number of geotechnical measures to keep the tower in the status quo. Unlike Pisa tower, Teluk Intan Tower in Malaysia used to have the function of storing water for use on site during drought or in case of fire. With its outstanding height, the tower is also a lighthouse to guide ships into Teluk Intan port. After Malaysia won independence in 1957, the tower became a national monument and no longer holds water as before. Today, after so many years, the clock still rings after 15 minutes. The leaning tower is now a symbol of Teluk Intan, becoming even more attractive because of its inclined profile, becoming a popular tourist attraction.

The cultural imprint, the elegance of the Italian people, the romantic beauty of Venice fall are deeply shown in the collection “Venice in love” by designer Thanh Thuy. BST with nearly 20 designs with high application in everyday life, can be used in many different occasions. In the collection “Venice in love”, in addition to hand-embroidered pictures, designer Thanh Thuy makes a difference with international-standard hemp fabric, environmentally friendly and does not cause skin irritation. This material brings impressive ao dai with a very hugging shape, not stretchy but still easy to move. Editor Thu Ha also wore a design from the “Venice in Love” collection to see the show. She has a close relationship with the designer. It was designer Thanh Thuy who designed ao dai on Thu Ha’s wedding day. Overview of the show Participating in the vedette show for Thanh Thuy’s Ao Dai collection is Ms. Paola Belfiore, the wife of Mr. Antonio Alessandro – Ambassador of Italy to Vietnam. “Today I was wearing a Ao Dai design by designer Thanh Thuy inspired by the city of Venice – Italy. I feel honored and proud to participate in this event. I find ao dai to be a very comfortable outfit. And with this initiative, ao dai will be more and more popular and spread around the world ”, said Ms. Paola Belfiore. The wife of the Italian Ambassador expressed her surprise when the Vietnamese designer conveyed the distinctive bright colors of Venice through the purely natural materials of Vietnam. Hong Que and Ms. Paola Belfiore – The Lady of the Italian Ambassador to Vietnam performed vedette to introduce the collection.