Thanks to good form, central defender Junior Eldstal was called up by coach Tan Cheng Hoe to return to the Malaysian team. With a height of 1.91 m, he is the tallest person in the current squad. Image: Junioreldstal. The player born in 1991 in real life likes to wear dynamic outfits. Junior Eldstal completed the look with sneakers. The adidas Yeezy Boost 350 is the sneaker he often wears outside on the pitch. Male players tend to coordinate ton-sur-ton to create harmony. Photo: Junioreldstal. Junior Eldstal also uses accessories such as sunglasses and watches to increase the elegance and luxury. Besides the blue or red uniform, the Malaysian team’s striker also actively wears neutral tones. Photo: Junioreldstal. Dominic Tan (born in 1997) used to be the mainstay of Malaysia U23 under coach Ong Kim Swee. In the match against the Vietnamese team, the Singapore-Malaysia dual-citizen striker played as a central defender. Image: Dominictjj. He received a lot of attention thanks to his handsome appearance. If not on the pitch, fans will see Dominic Tan in a simple t-shirt, shorts or jeans and sneakers. He often wears a long necklace and a watch to accentuate his outfit. Photo: Dominictjj. La’Vere Corbin-Ong (born in 1991) made a mark with curly hair tied up. In the match against the Vietnamese team in the second qualifying round World Cup 2020, He plays as a central defender alongside Junior Eldstal and Dominic Tan. Image: Lavco. When not on the field, La’Vere Corbin-Ong actively wears long pants with sandals or sneakers. The striker of the Malaysian team owns many models of long pants with a variety of colors such as white, black, blue … He often mixes them with printed T-shirts or shirts with eye-catching motifs. Photo: Lavco. After the “suspended sentence” is over, Brendan Gan (born in 1988) returned to compete with his teammates. Image: Brendangan. Off the field, Brendan Gan has a simple formula. T-shirts, shirts or hoodies combined with shorts and sneakers are the usual look of the player born in 1988. In addition, sunglasses are an accessory he uses carefully. Photo: Brendangan.

Dion Cools has the opportunity to play in the match in the second qualifying round of the World Cup 2022 against the Vietnamese team. He plays in the midfield position. However, this player playing in Europe did not help Malaysia win at least 1 point against Vietnam. Photo: Y Kien. After the match, Cools took to social media to express his disappointment with the result. He does not often share about himself on social networks. This is where he mainly talks about football matches and posts some everyday moments. Photo: Harakahdaily. In real life, male players love sportswear, mainly jogger pants and T-shirts from adidas. The standard body and masculine face help him receive many compliments on his style on social networks. Photo: @Djcools21. He also loves the elegant way of dressing with European pants. Blue pants color is relatively difficult to coordinate but looks harmonious with Cools’ white shirt and black shoes. In addition, the physical advantage is also a plus point to help him score points when wearing this suit. Photo: @Djcools21. Dion Cools is especially fond of personality torn jeans. When choosing this item, he focused on the shirt on top. It could be a basic black t-shirt. Sometimes, he also chooses to stand out more with a personality long T-shirt and a bomber jacket outside to create accents. Photo: @Djcools21. Cools wears the number 5 shirt in the Malaysian team. He is also a Midtjylland player in the Danish national championship. This player attracted a lot of attention before the game when he played in the Champions League. Photo: News18.

Inside a shopping mall in the capital Kuala Lumpur, June 1. (Photo: Reuters) The Malaysian Government’s strategy to bring the country out of the Covid-19 crisis consists of four stages and specific criteria. Accept economic damage to flatten the epidemic curve Malaysia began implementing a nationwide blockade order from June 1, after the number of daily cases exceeded 9,000 cases and put tremendous pressure on the health system. Restrictive measures will be extended until June 28. In a televised speech on June 15, Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said that the nationwide blockade order had helped Malaysia “flatten the curve” of the epidemic and avoid falling into a tragedy. During the lockdown, the Malaysian economy suffered about one billion ringgit a day (about $243 million). Most businesses have to close, except for some essential service and economic sectors. However, Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said that “light will be at the end of the tunnel” when it comes to speeding up vaccinations. Yassin announced the recovery plan as the number of Covid-19 cases in Malaysia continues to decline and an additional 16 million doses of the Covid-19 vaccine have been secured to the country by the end of July. National Recovery Plan in four phases Prime Minister Yassin announced a four-stage National Recovery Plan with three specific indicators to use as a basis for deciding whether to lift restrictions and if so, when. Each phase will be implemented based on the average number of cases per day, the capacity of the public health system and the population vaccination rate. Malaysia is in phase one of this plan. The number of new Covid-19 cases in the country remains high, the public health system is in a very critical situation, the vaccination rate is low, and the nationwide movement control order is in effect. In stages, restrictions on economic activities and the social sector will be further eased. The nationwide movement control order took effect from June 11. (Photo: AP) Malaysia will move to phase two of the plan if the daily number of new cases falls below 4,000 cases per day, the vaccination rate reaches 10%, and the intensive care units operate at “moderate” capacity. If in phase one, only essential services are allowed to operate, all fields and social activities are banned, then in phase two, there will be some more economic sectors such as manufacturing industry The output is allowed to operate up to 80% capacity. However, social activities and interstate travel are still not allowed. The government wants to bring the country into phase two as early as next July. Malaysia will enter phase three when the daily number of cases falls below 2,000 cases per day, the health care system operates in a more comfortable state and at least 40% of the population receives two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine- 19. All economic sectors will be allowed to operate, except for those considered high risk such as at nightclubs, pubs, event centers, spas and beauty salons. “All economic sectors will be operating at 80% capacity, similar to the second phase. And social activities such as education and some sports activities may resume in stages,” Yassin said. He expressed hope that Malaysia will move to phase three as early as the end of August. The fourth phase will take place when the daily number of cases is less than 500 cases/day, the health system and intensive care beds operate at a safe level, at least 60% of the population is fully vaccinated. “Based on the predictions of the National Covid-19 Vaccination Plan, this transition is expected to be implemented as early as October 2021,” Prime Minister Yassin said. At that time, all economic sectors will be back to work, more social restrictions will be lifted and interstate travel and domestic travel will be resumed. To date, Malaysia has recorded more than 667,876 cases of Covid-19, of which more than 4,000 have died and nearly 594 thousand have completely recovered. Malaysia recorded more than 5,000 new cases on almost all days from May 19 to now. Currently, Malaysia ranks third in Southeast Asia, after Indonesia and the Philippines, in the number of Covid-19 cases.

However, if we lose to Malaysia, we will be in an extremely difficult position when the last match must win the UAE to have a chance to win the top of Group G. Our opponent has the home field advantage and is in good form. They won against Malaysia 4-0 and won against Thailand 3-1. Therefore, Mr. Park wants his students to be highly focused to win against Malaysia. The Vietnamese team is aiming for 3 points against Malaysia. Photo: VFF The Malaysian team has a longer break than Vietnam due to not playing the match on June 7. Besides, they also had time to analyze the gameplay and personnel situation of the Vietnamese team in the victory over Indonesia. “Although we have not won in the last 4 meetings, I am sure that Malaysia is aware of Vietnam’s tactics and playing style. We must make the most of every opportunity presented to us. In the encounters with Vietnam, we all had a chance to score. Therefore, our strikers have to know how to launch more dangerous shots to make the difference,” coach Tan Cheng Hoe shared. Coach Park Hang-seo used to worry that the Vietnamese team was caught by opponents. This caused him to have to find a change in the past time. After the match against Indonesia, it can be seen that, basically, the Vietnamese team still changes from a 3-4-3 to 3-5-2 diagram. Pulling Quang Hai reluctantly to the center of midfield also brought some surprises. However, in the next match, Mr. Park could not have Quang Hai’s service because he was “suspended”. Besides, Tuan Anh and Van Toan are not sure of their ability to play because of injuries from the match against Indonesia. We will have to face a squad consisting of many naturalized Malaysian players. Although the 3 naturalized players Liridon Krasniqi, Guilherme de Paula and Mohamadou Sumareh have not shown much in the confrontation with the UAE, they are still quality factors on the Malaysian side. One of the advantages of the Vietnamese team is that we are in good spirits after the victory over Indonesia. The players of the Vietnamese team after nearly 2 years of not playing have gained a sense of confidence and operated a cohesive squad. Besides, playing on a neutral field is also considered an advantage for the Vietnamese team. “According to the old schedule, we will play Malaysia’s away field, that stadium is 80,000 spectators, causing tremendous pressure. That field was very scary to us. However, now playing in the UAE is all the same, except for the home team. Meanwhile, we play the last match against the UAE, so there is no problem,” coach Park Hang-seo said. The Vietnamese team won against Malaysia in the 2018 AFF Cup final in My Dinh. We also overcame Malaysia in the first leg of the 2022 World Cup Qualifiers also at My Dinh. However, when we leave the “fire pan” of My Dinh, we always have difficulties before the Ma people. That’s what coach Park Hang-seo wants the players to focus on. This is the moment when we: “Do not wallow in victory”. The match between Vietnam and Malaysia will take place at 23:45 on 11/6.

Tuan Anh and Van Toan appeared in a group of 13 leisurely walkers. If Tuan Anh had a pain in his right ankle, couldn’t continue running and asked for a substitution from the 35th minute, Van Toan suffered a hip injury from the match against Indonesia and needed the help of goalkeeper Van Toan to get on the bus to move back to guests. hotel after the game. Earlier, in the afternoon of the same day, midfielder Tuan Anh and striker Van Toan were taken for an MRI scan to check the condition of the injury. Tuan Anh suffered ankle pain after a rough tackle on the ball of an Indonesian player, while Van Toan suffered pain in his shoulder and hip. Based on the results of the film, the team doctor will have the most suitable rehabilitation treatment for these two players. According to initial assessment, Tuan Anh and Van Toan fortunately did not have bone damage, so it will not take long to return to normal training. In the next match, the Vietnamese team will have an extremely important match against Malaysia. If they beat Malaysia, the Vietnamese team will continue to maintain its leading position and more importantly, it will help teachers and coaches Park Hang Seo to put a hand on the ticket to continue. Meanwhile, Malaysia also has no way back when it is currently ranked 4th in Group G with only 9 points, so only defeating the Vietnamese team can continue to raise hopes of competing for tickets to the third qualifying round of the 2022 World Cup. Malaysia, in terms of strength and performance, is slightly better than Indonesia, so the Vietnamese team will face many difficulties before coach Tan Cheng Hoe’s army in the upcoming match. In the race to win tickets to the next round, Malaysia clearly shows its desire to win points and is clearly shown by bringing many naturalized or two-blood players to compete. There is no denying the disappointment for Malaysia’s foreign players in the match against the UAE. However, the UAE is a team with a much higher level than Malaysia or even Vietnam. Foreign players who have just arrived in Malaysia can of course not make too much of a difference and after the recent defeat against the UAE, they are even more eager to show themselves. Winning the Vietnamese team is an order for Mr. Tan Cheng Hoe’s teachers and students if they do not want to stop after the second qualifying round. It can be seen that the pressure on Malaysia at the moment is huge. Disadvantage will also come to the Vietnamese team in this match when Tuan Anh and Van Toan are injured and the opportunity for them to be present is still open. Hope can only come from Van Toan, but Tuan Anh with an ankle injury hardly has the opportunity to play in this match. More importantly, the Vietnamese team will not have Quang Hai’s service when they have received enough cards and have to leave this match. Head coach Tan Cheng Hoe thinks that Malaysia has a slight advantage when the Vietnamese team does not have the service of Nguyen Quang Hai. “We need to take full advantage of the fact that the Vietnamese team does not have Quang Hai. He is the only player who is considered by everyone to be the most important player and contributes a lot to the Vietnamese team,” said Mr. Tan Cheng Hoe on Team Malaysia channel. Coach Tan Cheng Hoe was present at Al Maktoum Stadium to watch the Vietnamese team play in the 4-0 win over Indonesia and found ways to counter the style of coach Park Hang Seo’s teachers and students. Along with that, they also have a physical advantage over the Vietnamese team when they have 8 days off before this important match while Mr. Park’s students have just experienced the match with too much roughness from Indonesia. Malaysia is a rival on a different level than Indonesia, so it will be a big challenge for the Vietnamese team. But with the high performance and the excitement of a team rich in combat as well as the cavalry on the technical bench, the confidence of the next victory of Mr.

Share with Zing , Avineshwaran Taharumalengam, sports writer of The Star said that Malaysia has a way to solve the Vietnamese team, but the use of violent football like Indonesia is not the style of coach Tan Cheng Hoe’s teachers and students. “I believe that the Malaysian team will play fair-play against Vietnam, there is no need to use aggressive and violent football. I know confronting Vietnam is not easy, but I believe that the Malaysian team will learn from those experiences. The team will defend better. Coach Tan himself emphasized that to his players, “Avineshwaran said. The Malaysian team under coach Tan Cheng Hoe still pursues an attacking style of football, but there is no cohesion when adding naturalized faces. Photo: FAM. The Malaysian team is having a bad record when losing all 3 matches from the beginning of 2021, including 2 friendly matches against Kuwait, Bahrain and the official match against the UAE. Avineshwaran believes that the disruption in the national league plus a period of nearly two years without international competition has affected the performance of the players. Avineshwaran explained: “This is not the start Malaysia wanted. Many fans expected the players to be better equipped against the UAE, but they were not in the best form. Even coach Tan Cheng Hoe also said his students do not operate as a unified block in both defense and attack. “With naturalized players, you can’t expect immediate results because they are new to this arena. The expectations are really high and they know it. I believe Liridon Krasniqi or Guilherme de Paula both want it. prove their worth. They see the match against Vietnam as an opportunity to make a difference,” continued the Malaysian writer. If Malaysia lost 0-4 to the UAE, the Vietnamese team defeated Indonesia with a similar difference. Despite the rough play of the opponent, Park’s teachers and students still played bravely to maintain the unbeaten circuit in the World Cup qualifiers. Writer Avineshwaran Taharumalengam of The Star thinks that the level of the Vietnamese team will be demonstrated in the “final group” match against the UAE. Photo: Y Kien. “You guys have improved a lot. The ranking on the FIFA rankings is proof. The Vietnamese team attacks wisely and effectively. Without Nguyen Quang Hai, the Vietnamese team still has other quality players. Really It is refreshing to see Luong Xuan Truong, Phan Van Duc, Nguyen Cong Phuong and Nguyen Van Toan perform well against Indonesia. Malaysia will have to really focus when facing them,” said the writer born in 1990. The Malaysian team has not won against Vietnam in the last 4 confrontations. In 3 matches at AFF Cup 2018, Malaysia lost two and drew one. In the match as a guest to Vietnam in the first leg of the 2022 World Cup qualifying round, coach Tan Cheng Hoe’s teachers and students continued to leave empty-handed. Avineshwaran believes that those failures will help the Malaysian coaching team learn from experience. “I’m sure coach Tan Cheng Hoe has watched many videos before the rematch with Vietnam. He will recognize the threats from the opponent.” “The Vietnamese team looks strong right now. They will become one of the top teams in Asia if their progress is stable. As for the level, we will know when Vietnam meets the UAE,” Avineshwaran told Zing . Vietnam team prepares for the match against Malaysia After the victory over Indonesia, the Vietnamese team went to the training ground to prepare for the match against Malaysia on the evening of June 11.

Midfielder Nguyen Quang Hai will not be present in the very important match of the Vietnamese team against Malaysia because he has received enough yellow cards. The question is who will replace Quang Hai in the match that will take place on June 11 next. As Coach Park Hang-seo Emphasizing that in his force there are always at least 2 players with equivalent in roles and positions. The Korean leader himself has considered who he will use to replace Quang Hai. Quang Hai played prominently in Vietnam’s 4-0 win over Indonesia. Photo: VFF At this time, the central midfield position of the Vietnamese team has Xuan Truong, Duc Huy, Trong Hoang, Minh Vuong and not to mention Tuan Anh if he recovers from his injury in time. If Coach Park Hang-seo wants more contention in the middle of the field, Duc Huy and Trong Hoang could be the right choice. On the contrary, if Mr. Park wants to continue to control the ball, Hoang Duc or Minh Vuong and Xuan Truong – players who have played very well in this role at HAGL deserve to be expected. Considering this group of midfielders, plus the mentality that is more likely to kick the upper door to control the midfield, the group of players Hoang Duc, Minh Vuong, Xuan Truong promises to be more favorable to the competition. fight. In particular, Hoang Duc is a player with the most similar qualities to Quang Hai, from the way he handles the ball with a soft first step to the strong shots from a distance like a hammer with a high degree of danger. Perhaps, the point that Hoang Duc is not equal to Quang Hai is just the sharpness in the passes that create great opportunities for teammates. Tuan Anh has to practice separately, it is difficult to play the match between Vietnam and Malaysia During the training session on the evening of June 9, Midfielder Tuan Anh had to practice alone. That more or less shows that he can hardly recover to enter the match against Malaysia on June 11 here. According to observation, Tuan Anh can only do light exercises and is recommended to limit contact with the ball. It seems that Tuan Anh’s ankle injury is unlikely to recover in time to play on June 11th. Midfielder Tuan Anh can hardly recover. Earlier, on the morning of June 9 local time, doctors announced the results of an MRI scan in the case of midfielder Nguyen Tuan Anh. Fortunately for this player as well as the entire Vietnamese team, Tuan Anh did not have a fracture or a ligament problem. Specifically, Tuan Anh was concluded that his muscle was broken. With this type of injury plus a history of 12 different injuries on his body, Tuan Anh needs more time to recover. And it is not excluded that he will be coached by Park Hang-seo to play the match against the UAE on June 15. Vietnam increases the “opportunity” to continue in the 2022 World Cup qualifiers Vietnam increases the “opportunity” to pass 2022 World Cup qualifiers when Turkmenistan surprised with a 3-2 victory over Lebanon on the afternoon of June 9. The match between Lebanon and Turkmenistan took place on the neutral ground of Goyang, South Korea, this is the match in Group H. The audience witnessed a dramatic match, with the “backflow” of Turkmenistan. Turkmenistan created an “earthquake” when it won against Lebanon. The first goal was scored by Zafar Babajanow (Turkmenistan) from a corner kick 59 minutes in. Lebanon quickly responded with two goals from Rabih Ataya and Ali Saad. However, the hero Guychmyrat Annaguliyev of Turkmenistan suddenly scored 2 goals in just 10 minutes of the match. This match makes the two teams still maintain their positions in Group H, Turkmenistan finishes the qualifying round in 3rd place, while Lebanon is in 2nd place with 10 points, the last match they will face a very strong opponent is the host. Korean house, on the afternoon of June 13. If it loses to South Korea, Lebanon still only has 10 points. While if Vietnam team If you beat Malaysia, you will have 17 points, definitely in the 2nd place in Group G despite a failure in the last match against the UAE. According to the rules, the top 5 second-placed teams in the group with high achievements will continue and Vietnam is facing a great opportunity. Bruno Fernandes and Ronaldo shine, Portugal beat Israel This morning (June 10), Portugal had its last international friendly before entering the final round of EURO 2021. Ronaldo’s opponent and his teammates were Israel, who did not have a place in the EURO. Portugal has a good momentum for EURO 2021. Photo: Reuters Right in the first round of the ball, Ronaldo had a very good dribbling phase to penetrate the penalty area and then hit a shot, unfortunately, the striker’s shot born in 1985 was not difficult enough to bring home the goal. Not only Ronaldo but other Portuguese attacking stars also did not make good use of the opportunities created. It was not until the 42nd minute that Bruno Fernandes scored to help Portugal lead 1-0 and before the first half ended, Ronaldo scored to make it 2-0. After many stops, in the 86th and 90+1 minutes, João Cancelo and Bruno Fernandes put their names on the scoreboard to help Portugal set a 4-0 victory over Israel. A 4-star victory over Israel helps Portugal have a good momentum for EURO 2021, where they are in Group F of death. The first match of Ronaldo and his teammates at EURO 2021 is against Hungary on June 15. Thanh Hien (Compiled from Zing.vn/bongdaplus.vn)

Van Thanh is in high form, so pushing him to the bench is difficult at the moment. Photo: Y Kien. Choosing someone in the right wing corridor between Trong Hoang and Van Thanh when one is the mainstay and the other just shines is not a simple matter. The same problem was also posed on the left side when Doan Van Hau had just had more than 10 minutes on the field in a position that Hong Duy showed quite impressively. Van Thanh and Hong Duy were originally just backup plans in the team. No. 17 has been a substitute for all 5 previous matches in the World Cup qualifiers. Hong Duy has only had the second kick after the 0-0 draw of the Vietnamese team against Thailand in the first leg at the end of 2019. If Van Hau is not injured and takes a 7-month break, Hong Duy hardly has a chance. If Trong Hoang was not suspended, it is unlikely that Van Thanh would have had his first match in the World Cup qualifying round. So the placement of two HAGL players is a situational solution for Coach Park Hang-seo. The interesting thing is: These two players did well. High performance in V.League in HAGL shirt has paved the way for Van Thanh and Hong Duy to compete in the team. This duo helps the team fly high on the leaderboard. Particularly Van Thanh also has 2 goals, equal to the number of goals scored by his colleagues on the attack of Ha Duc Chinh team. When given the opportunity against Indonesia, both played the full 90 minutes. Hong Duy passed the ball to create conditions for Tien Linh to score the opening goal, while Van Thanh set a “4-star” victory for Vietnam by turning the ball and cutting his heart accurately. Choosing who to start will depend on the tactical intentions of Coach Park Hang-seo, as well as the rotation plan for the “final group” match against the UAE on June 15. Van Thanh, Hong Duy are full-backs who play well in attack. Mr. Park was right to let the duo play from the start against Indonesia in a match that needed to be scored. However, playing against a young opponent who is out of motivation is not an accurate measure to properly evaluate the defensive ability of this duo. Running the last 12 minutes against Indonesia with a bandaged knee cannot guarantee Van Hau is 100% ready for the next match. Photo: Quang Thinh. In front of the opposing team at the age of U23, the Vietnamese team controlled the ball up to 67%, made 546 passes (with Indonesia it was 293). In the whole match, Indonesia only had 3 chances to shoot towards the goal of Bui Tan Truong, only one of which hit the target. Malaysia is not like Indonesia. Coach Tan Cheng Hoe’s army is not an inexperienced opponent, the level difference is clear compared to the Vietnamese team. Malaysia have upgraded their squad, but more importantly, they hope to progress to the World Cup qualifiers. This victory or defeat also determines many things for the Vietnamese team. In games that require safety, Hong Duy is rarely used in the left corridor. But if you give Van Hau the opportunity, Coach Park will risk a player who has been off the game for 7 months, just recovering from an injury. 12 minutes on the field against Indonesia cannot confirm this player is 100% ready for the match against Malaysia. Same with the right-back position. Van Thanh has just shone, but Trong Hoang is the mainstay of the Vietnamese team. Another option for Coach Park is to take Van Thanh to the left, and Trong Hoang to play on the right. This solution both helps the team’s best right-back enter the field, while increasing the defense for the left side. Vietnam team prepares for the match against Malaysia After the victory over Indonesia, the Vietnamese team went to the training ground to prepare for the match against Malaysia on the evening of June 11.

Vietnam vs Malaysia match: Vietnam has never reached the third qualifying round, but Mr. Park’s teachers and students are facing a historic opportunity to do so. (Source: VFF) The Vietnamese team is facing a historic opportunity After a spectacular 4-0 victory in the match against Indonesia on June 7, the international press is putting their faith in the Vietnamese team in the match against Malaysia on June 11. Korea’s Newsis site commented: “Crushing Indonesia 4-0, Vietnam is unbeaten in 6 consecutive matches with 14 points, a difference of +8, 2 points more than the second team of the UAE group, increasing the chances of going on. If Vietnam wins Malaysia in the match on June 11, the UAE draws or loses to Indonesia on the same day, regardless of the result of the final match (against the UAE), Mr. Park’s teachers and students will enter the name of the round for the first time in history. the final category of the World Cup”. Page SPOTV News wrote: “Coach Park Hang Seo, who has a thorough knowledge of Southeast Asian football, showed Coach Shin the spicy taste. Beating Indonesia 4-0, Vietnam maintained the top spot of Group G with 14 points, with Malaysia and UAE ahead. Vietnam has never reached the third qualifying round, so Mr. Park’s teachers and students are facing a historic opportunity to do so. On Channel ESPN of the Asian region, journalist Adwaidh Rajan said: “After nearly 19 months of not playing in front of the Asian public, the Vietnamese team has returned and still performed its own unique football. They really deserve a spot in the third qualifying round of the Asian region for tickets to the 2022 World Cup.” Journalist Gabriel Tan (in Singapore) also commented in an interview on this channel: “The Vietnamese team is still maintaining its inherent strength, while Thailand and Malaysia have somewhat slowed down. I watched their match against Indonesia, Quang Hai and Tien Linh played great. In particular, Quang Hai with the goal to raise the score 2-0, this player made a thunderous shot from outside the 16m50 ring just like the previous goals scored that made the whole of Asia admire. And yet, Van Thanh’s 4-0 scoreline not only marked a perfect return of this player after a very serious injury, but also showed that a Vietnamese team was too brave when they settled. before scoring without any Indonesian players winning the ball for almost 2 minutes. Malaysia, UAE are shy about Vietnam After the 0-4 defeat to the UAE, the Malaysian team was forced to win the Vietnam team in a thrilling match on June 11 to have the opportunity to compete for tickets to the next round. According to the Malaysian press, before considering the solution of Vietnam’s play, coach Tan Cheng Hoe’s army must stabilize their psychology after being fiercely criticized for their pale performance against the UAE. According to the sheet The Star In theory, the Vietnamese team is really superior when they have surpassed Malaysia 4 times and drawn 1 in the last 5 matches. Coach Tan Cheng Hoe was also cautious: “We have not won the Vietnam team under Coach Park Hang Seo. The Vietnamese team defended well with a good team play and supported each other very well. We need to find a way to fight back. It won’t be an easy match. We just need confidence. The playing style of the Vietnamese team has not changed, so we will prepare everything.” Meanwhile, left-back La’vere Corbin Ong of Malaysia team said that the whole team has set very high determination and will use some advantages to overcome Vietnam. The defender said: “When we met Vietnam two years ago, we lost. Vietnam team plays simple but very disciplined. But now we have the advantage of height because we have tall players like Liridon (1.92 m), Dion (1.85 m) and Guilherme (1.89 m). That’s an advantage that Malaysia has and I’ll make sure my long throws have a positive impact.” On his personal Facebook page, expert Qusmaini Noor Rusli, Development Director of Kelatan Club, acknowledged the collectiveness of Coach Park Hang Seo’s construction. The players are like friends, understand each other, help each other and almost never lose solidarity on the field. This expert said: “I appreciate the determination of the Vietnamese team. The whole team does not want to miss any opportunities. Especially, the Vietnamese team is scary in the face-slapping phase of the opponent. The goals of Quang Hai and Van Thanh are typical examples.” Meanwhile, the UAE press especially appreciates Vietnam’s player Nguyen Tien Linh when he still hasn’t forgotten the striker’s super goal that made them lose 0-1 in the first leg of Group G at My Dinh Stadium. at the end of 2019. After witnessing Tien Linh score 1 goal and make a big contribution to Cong Phuong’s goal in a 4-0 win over Indonesia, the newspaper Al Bayan of the UAE once again emphasized, Tien Linh is the most dangerous player in the squad of the Vietnamese team. According to this newspaper, the hope of coach Park Hang Seo’s team will depend a lot on Tien Linh’s goal-hunting ability. The match between the Vietnamese team and the Malaysian team took place at the Al-Maktoum stadium (UAE), at 23:45 on June 11, Vietnam time. Expected Vietnam lineup: Tan Truong, Tien Dung, Ngoc Hai, Duy Manh, Xuan Truong, Hoang Duc, Van Thanh, Trong Hoang, Cong Phuong, Van Toan, Tien Linh. Malaysia: Farizal, Rizal, Aidil, Irfan, Corbin, Azam, Liridon, Syamer, Sumareh, Akhyar, De Paula. (synthetic)

A healthcare worker is vaccinated against COVID-19 at a hospital in Kolkata, India. Photo: AP In India, the number of infections on May 30 was 165,553 cases, the lowest level in the past 6 weeks. The number of deaths also tended to decrease, to 3,460 cases and the third day in a row below 4,000 cases.

The vaccination campaign is being accelerated by India, although vaccine supply remains a big challenge. As of May 30, India has injected more than 212 million doses of the vaccine, ranking third in the world after China and the US. About 12% of the population was vaccinated with at least one dose, of which 3.1% were fully vaccinated. Prime Minister Narenda Modi’s government said on May 30 that about 120 million doses of the vaccine will be included in the vaccination program in June, a significant increase from 79.8 million doses in May. , government advisers also said that India could reach a supply of 2 billion doses of vaccine between August and December this year, mainly from two domestic manufacturers, the Serum Institute of India (Serum Institute of India). SII) – responsible for producing vaccine samples of AstraZeneca and Bharat Biotech Company, the focal point of domestic production of Covaxin vaccine. In June, the government will provide 60.9 million doses of vaccine to the states to vaccinate health workers along with some other forces on the frontline against the epidemic, people over 45 years old. About 58.6 million doses will be ordered and distributed by state governments and private hospitals. Malaysia on May 30 recorded 6,999 new cases of COVID-19 and was the 5th consecutive day of outbreaks of infection. The government of this country plans to set up more large-scale vaccination centers, mobilize private medical staff to participate in vaccination campaigns in the context of Malaysia preparing to implement a nationwide shutdown. for a period of two weeks, from June 1-14. Medical staff take samples for COVID-19 testing for people in Selangor, Malaysia on May 23, 2021. Photo: THX/VNA Speaking at an online press conference on May 30, Malaysian Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Khairy Jamaluddin said the government will establish five new large-scale vaccination centers in Kuala Lumpur and have Two more similar centers could be established in the northern state of Penang and the southern state of Johor. Each of such centers has the capacity to administer 40,000 doses of vaccination per day. The Government will also conduct training and training for doctors and nurses to perform vaccinations, stemming from the fact that some vaccines need different handling and storage methods and are different from conventional vaccines. Mr. Jamaluddin also said that the supply of vaccines will increase in the near future, so the government will mobilize manpower from hospitals and private medical centers to voluntarily participate in the vaccination campaign. According to Jamaluddin, Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s government is also expected to set up mobile vaccination centers at roads to vaccinate people. Currently, about 6% of Malaysia’s 32 million people have received at least one vaccination. In the Philippines, the head of the Philippine Government’s COVID-19 Task Force, Mr. Czar Carlito Galvez Jr, said on May 30 that more than 5 million doses of the vaccine have been administered to people, after nearly 3 months of implementation. vaccination campaign. People wear masks to prevent COVID-19 infection in Manila, Philippines. Photo: THX/VNA Most of these were administered to priority groups, including 1.4 million doses for healthcare workers, 1.368 million doses for the elderly and 1,150 million doses for people with underlying medical conditions. Vaccines introduced in the Philippines include Sinovac, AstraZeneca, Sputnik V and Pfizer. Galvez also said that in June, the Philippines is expected to receive an additional 10 million doses of vaccine, including the amount of vaccine through the Covax Initiative program, 2.3 million doses of Pfizer vaccine, 2 million doses of AstraZeneca vaccine and 1 million doses of vaccine. Sinovac vaccine. The first batch of 250,000 doses of Moderna is also expected to arrive on June 21. The administration of President Rodrigo Duterte has set a target of vaccinating about 70 million people or more than 50% of the population this year. However, this plan is facing major challenges. In addition to the limited supply of vaccines, the lack of confidence in Chinese vaccines is also a big barrier. It was Mr. Duterte who recently had to speak to reassure, urging people to avoid the mentality of choosing a vaccine, but to see that having a vaccine to inject is already a good thing.

Stylist Tran Dat – the person in charge of her costumes – confirmed with Zing The three clothes above were bought by him and his team at the market at the price of 120,000 VND/set. He and Khanh Van’s crew wanted her to bring to America the image and outfit most familiar to all Vietnamese women. According to Tran Dat, in everyday life around us, we always see the image of women with a simple cold tunic. These costumes are sold in all markets from rural to urban, easy to buy, easy to wear, and suitable for all situations, all pockets. Today is also Mother’s Day, must the image of a mother with a simple flower shirt always be a memory, the nostalgia of each of us? “This is also a fun gift that the crew wants Khanh Van to send to his roommate, creating a close-up image, instead of being luxurious or sexy like the photos taken every day,” stylist Tran Dat said. share with Zing . Khanh Van donated cold elastic pajamas costing 120,000 VND to contestants from Malaysia and Great Britain. Before that, when she went to the US to compete, Khanh Van brought about 15 suitcases of luggage, with more than 100 dresses carefully combined with accessories. In the first 4 days of being in the biggest beauty arena on the planet, Khanh Van wore about 10 different outfits, an average of 2 sets/day. Stylist Tran Dat revealed that he has prepared a lot of masks with diverse colors to match the costumes of the Vietnamese representative. Sharing about the representative of Vietnam, Miss Universe Thailand Amanda Obdam said: “I have met Khanh Van, she is very beautiful. I like Van’s outfits. I have to admit that she dresses up. very stylish. I love looking at her.” In the early days of appearing in Florida (USA), the beauty born in 1995 also used a number of accessories and handbags handmade from materials available in Vietnam, to promote the culture and products of the country with international friends. Miss Universe Vietnam 2019 Nguyen Tran Khanh Van left for the US to compete in Miss Universe 2020 (the contest held late due to the Covid-19 epidemic) from May 2. The contest takes place from May 6-16 (US time). Khanh Van said that she tested and received negative results for nCoV virus, ready to participate in activities before entering the semi-finals and finals.

Recently, a scientific study made women bewildered when it was announced that one birth will accelerate the aging process 11 years faster. This aging is studied from within the cell and the research is only done on a certain group of people, but in fact, it can’t be denied that postpartum women tend to have a tendency to lose their beauty, their physique is not as neat as they are. infancy. However, there are still mothers who are outside this rule and the beautiful crown princess of Malaysia – Khaleeda Bustamam is one of them. Khaleeda Bustamam (born 1993) has been married to Tunku Ismail Ibrahim, Crown Prince of Johor (Malaysia) since 2014. Right from the first days of being together, the Crown Princess has been loved and supported by many people. because of the knowledge base and beautiful appearance, noble temperament and open and close personality. The Crown Princess of Malaysia gave birth to her fourth princess a month ago. After getting married, the Crown Princess also gave birth to beautiful and lovely “children”. One month ago, she gave birth to her fourth child, a princess. Thus, the Crown Prince of Johor and his wife had two princes and two princesses. After giving birth, Khaleeda also quickly “re-exported” on social networks, showing warm and happy family photos. The figure of the Crown Princess after 4 births is also of great interest to many people. Accordingly, with full body photos, it can be seen that Khaleeda’s body is still quite chubby after giving birth, especially the second round is less slim. However, in return, her face was almost unchanged, broken, still maintaining a beautiful and youthful appearance. Her figure and beauty after 1 month of giving birth. Under the comment section, a large number of people have left praise for the beauty of the Crown Princess with 4 children: “She’s still so beautiful”, “She’s only been born for a month, but her aura is very good”, “She is neat and noble after giving birth”,… In terms of physique, Khaleeda will soon regain her neat and toned body because she has experienced 3 successful postpartum weight loss times. Recently on Instagram, the mother of 4 also updated the image of starting to return to the exercise regime after a month of rest. Her chosen subject is boxing. The baby has just turned a month, the Crown Princess has begun to practice to get in shape. Earlier during her pregnancy, Khaleeda also focused on diet and exercise to control weight. She mainly eats a variety of vegetables and fruits and drinks enough water. In terms of training, in the first 3 months, she continued to exercise in the gym with light weights, in the second 3 months, she gave up weight training and only practiced with bare hands. Until the last 3 months of pregnancy, to ensure the safety of the baby, she will only do gentle Pilates exercises. Her figure when pregnant for the 4th time. Young face, contours even without much makeup. In addition, taking care of the children by herself is also a method to help this pregnant mother stay active and full of energy, the body is not heavy and sluggish. Many nursing mothers said that they hope that after losing weight and getting in shape successfully, the non-Malaysian crown prince will continue to share the necessary secrets with everyone. A simple and effective way to lose weight for mothers after giving birth Cut calories: The best way to lose weight is to cut calories in your daily diet. – Eat a lot of “superfoods” ie foods rich in protein such as lean meat, chicken, beans, fish and calcium supplements from milk, yogurt, … Eat healthy snacks: Eat snacks that are low in fat and sugar, like fresh fruit or cereal. – Breastfeed or pump regularly. Drink plenty of water: When you’re dehydrated, your body won’t burn as many calories. Drink at least 1 glass of water each time you feed. – Get enough sleep: You should try to sleep at least 7 hours a day (not necessarily in a single time). When a mother does not get enough sleep, the risk of weight gain will increase higher than normal. – Do gentle, appropriate exercises. – Eat many meals, each meal is moderate.

The center is scheduled to open to the public in May and has pledged to keep fees below those of other charity hospitals in the area. The Kek Lok Si Charity Medical Center is located on the grounds of Lac Lac Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. This is home to a 36.6 meter high bronze statue of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara and a Buddha made from jade mined in Myanmar and carved in China, considered one of the largest jade Buddha statues in the world. . This temple, called Sukhāvati in Sanskrit, which translates as “land of ultimate happiness”, nestled on a hillside, offering panoramic views of the city and sea, is a popular pilgrimage and visitation site. language of the Buddhist followers in the region. Venerable Seck Jit Heng, the temple’s abbot and former President of the Malaysian Buddhist Association, will become the Chairman of the hospital’s Board of Directors. “This is not the first charity hospital in the state, but rest assured that the fees here will be much lower than the lowest fees of all the other charity hospitals here. We only serve Malaysians, especially the poor,” said Dr Teng Hock Nan, Board member and Medical Director at the hospital. The facility has five floors and occupies part of the temple grounds. The center will include X-ray, ultrasound and CT scanners, modular critical care and a hemodialysis center. The hospital will provide 50 beds with 130 staff members, including seven resident consultants, two doctors, two consultants and one visiting consultant. The hospital with modern equipment is working towards 200 beds “We hope to expand our hospital to a total of 200 beds in the future,” said Dr. Teng. Aiming to avoid common medical tourism in the region, Dr Teng said: “If there is an emergency involving foreigners, we will treat them until their condition is reached. they stabilize before being transferred to other hospitals.” The Penang state government has invested RM200,000 (US$48,698) in the hospital, and officials expressed hope that a similar donation would be made every year. “Since the hospital operates entirely on donations, but the costs of the hospital are very high, we hope the state will consider approving the funding for the hospital every year.” Dr. Teng told Penang Premier Chow Kon Yeow when he visited the hospital. In response to this request, Premier Chow called on all NGOs and corporations, the Chinese city hall in Penang, the Penang Chinese chamber of commerce and multinational companies to support the disease. this charity.

Stunned with water slides longer than 1 km in Malaysia Inside the Penang Escape amusement park, to experience the entire length of the world’s longest water slide, tourists take more than 4 minutes. The Penang Escape theme park, operated by SIM Leisure Group, has been awarded the Guinness World Record for the longest water slide in the world in the Teluk Bahang rainforest on Penang Island. The water slide in Penang is 1.1 km long, three times the previous record of 356 meters, held by Galaxy Erding in Germany. Sim Choo Kheng, chief executive of Sim Leisure Group, said the idea for this slide stems from a desire to create a water slide to prolong the experience since most of this game is in different parks only. takes place for a few seconds. Water slides are located between groves of trees in Penang, Malaysia Sim Choo Kheng said: “A fun trek that lasts about 4 minutes, zigzag, crisscross the natural forest, many canopy. The trip will last for a few minutes. You cross the jungle, go down the hill, to the other bank in the water park “. Players will have to ride the cable car up the slope to the entrance to the chute about 70 meters high from the foot of the hill. To ensure safety, the surveillance staff will monitor the entire process of the player’s water slide and will have a dashcam to record. Since its conception, the whole project took nearly two years to complete, and the installation took more than 8 months. To avoid causing minimal damage to the trees around the park, heavy machinery is not used. Instead, the construction and installation are done carefully by hand, scaffolding, chains attached to hangers. Sim Leisure Group said: “The installation of water slides taking place in the harsh conditions of the rainforest comes with challenges such as workers constantly having to overcome unpleasant bites when bitten by mosquitoes, heavy rain “. When setting up the design, one must make sure not to affect the trees in the park, create a slide, but not cut down any trees. In order to meet safety and regulatory compliance, during the installation process many changes were made by the management due to the harsh terrain.

Bagan Sekinchan fishing village. Many fishing vessels here have small capacity, ineffective against changes in the fishing grounds. Photo: Hai Seng Huat wharf management agency. The small crane diligently carried each barrel of fish from the ship to the Hai Seng Huat wharf while the traders were busy choosing the right fish on the wet port floor. This sea trip was a big hit, especially for Indian mackerel. But with Chia Tian Seng, a 47-year-old fisherman in this area, there is still a worry in his heart. He and his three siblings, who worked together as fishermen, noticed that the weather was getting more and more unusual. With Seng’s seafaring profession, the weather will determine the effectiveness of each sailing trip. For 10 years of being directly in charge of a fishing boat, Seng has never seen an unusual wind and current like now. “Previously, in the main season, the wind and the water flow were usually very stable, now it is uncertain, very unpredictable, now it can hit like this, but it can also be empty,” said Seng. According to Seng, the changes in natural conditions also prevent the target from being caught. “In the past, the sea cases at the beginning of the year never had squid, it was only in the middle of the year, but from the Lunar New Year until now, my ship caught a few tons”. Seng’s brother, Mr. Hee, who is currently the chairman of the Fisheries and Fisheries Association of Sekinchan town (Sabak Bernam city, Selangor state) added that, for 2 years now, I have not understood why Indian mackerel is so much. Before fishermen hunt, it is rare, now every trip is available, so the price is not good. Fishermen He said that every trip to the ship owner complained that the team cost was too much. Vessels now often have to go farther and more winding than they can to see the flow of fish. According to experts, climate change is the agent that makes the marine profession change and more difficult. The waiting fish tanks were transferred to Hai Seng Huat jetty. Photo: Hai Seng Huat wharf management agency. Tee Kai Seng, a 27-year-old fisherman who has been in the ocean for 10 years, noticed that the fish were getting smaller and smaller, causing the boat to move more to get big fish. “Previously I earned at least 2,000 RM (about 11 million VND) to 3,000 RM, about this year no trip has been more than 2,000 RM,” he said. In addition, the traditional fishing area that Tee Kai Seng used to go to now has not many fish, making each voyage go further. The Malaysian government recently revised the law, extending the ban on fin net fishing from 5 to 8 nautical miles from the coast. In the narrow Malacca Strait, outside 8 nautical miles for fishing is very difficult due to the busy passage of ships on the world sea, and it is also easy to violate the anti-IUU fishing regulations when the Indonesian territorial waters are too near the. But Chia Tian Seng still emphasizes the factor of climate change that is making Malaysian fisheries more difficult. The former northeast or southwest winter time – from November to March of the following year and from May to September – is usually the time when the Malaysian fisherman is carrying fish. Climate change changes the fish seasons. “Sometimes going to the sea, the wind blows from all sides, so the fish can not be determined,” said Seng. “Sometimes 3-4 days in a row the wind blows in the southeast direction, suddenly it turns to the northeast, then changes again”, the fisherman who is now the owner of the Hong King Mooi fish bowl added. According to Mr. Mooi, the wind changes, the flow of fish is difficult to find, more dangerous than fishermen’s boats that are easily dangerous. The phenomenon started appearing in 2004, and has become more frequent more and more recently, according to fisherman Hee. Malaysia is one of the countries with a high rate of fish consumption in daily meals in the world. Some figures in 2016 show that a Malaysian eats 168g of fish per day. That same year, the Center for the Development of Southeast Asian Fisheries assessed the total marine fish catch in Malaysia was worth 2.5 million USD. Newer figures from the Malaysian Bureau of Statistics in 2018, the output of sea fishing reached 1.45 million tons, in 2019 it was 1.46 million tons.

It is not easy for Malaysia to have the current development of CNQP. Back in the 90s of the last century, the representative of the country’s CNQP industry were few small companies specialized in the production of general goods, while a few large companies could carry out important work for The military, like building ships or maintaining aircraft, has to depend on civilian businesses. Also at this time, Malaysia Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad’s Vision 2020 goal of turning Malaysia into a country with advanced technology and complete industrialization by 2020 was kicked off. Along with this goal is the development of the industrial sector in Malaysia, especially CNQP and the space, through technology transfer and programs to allow defense procurement from abroad. The AV8 Gempita armored fighting vehicle is manufactured by Deftech Company of Malaysia in cooperation with FNSS Company of Turkey. Photo: janes.com Vision 2020 is set at a time when Malaysia’s economy is growing well and the country’s education has provided a workforce that is not only proficient in skills, well-educated but also well-managed. high tech. As a result, more and more people want to pursue the path of specialized knowledge and skills, creating a competitive advantage in the labor market. These are ideal conditions for CNQP to develop. An important point that helped promote the CNQP of Malaysia was the change in the strategic view of the Malaysian armed forces. In other words, this force faces a new challenge and needs to change from an army based mainly on the army with the support of coastal and air force, to a modern armed force with naval navigation. The air force and the air force became the servicemen with a larger role. The policies and favorable conditions are like that, but also a lot of difficulties. First, the money spent on technology transfer and equipment maintenance is huge. Second, spending a lot on defense at a time when Malaysia is enjoying peace has caused many people to question. In dealing with these issues, Malaysia chose to focus on domestic CNQP companies and as such, equipment procurement is understood to create more jobs for people, not just national security. To support domestic firms, since 2004, the Malaysian Government has implemented contracts under the “Long Term Guide 5 + 5” to ensure job security for domestic defense contracts. Accordingly, domestic companies can sign a 5-year contract with 2 extended years and another 3-year contract if the company complies with the contract. Following the success, Malaysia will bring its CNQP to a new position with the policy to be implemented. The Malaysia Defense White Paper 2019 affirms that the Malaysian CNQP still focuses on developing human resources, technology, industry, autonomy and international market penetration to further actively contribute to the economy and national capacity. room of this country.

Co9P includes technology service providers related to Industry 4.0 (revolution 4.0) and related ecosystem companies, and facilitates collaborative networks to develop technology, services and solutions of the local revolution 4.0. Speaking to the press after signing the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on April 20, MTDC CEO Norhalim Yunus said that the partnership will attract many people to participate in training and seminars. and drones and Internet of Things (IoT) seminars. The SGA has funded 100,000 ringgit ($ 24,300) to develop its expertise in the drone sector. MoU identifies cooperation in the areas of capacity building, training, technology development and activities such as the provision of technology services related to the 4.0 revolution, with majors in non-technology equipment. drivers and IoT./.

Gold and platinum materials are both found in cafeterias, decks, balustrades, stairs and anchors. Meanwhile in the master bedroom there is a statue made from the bones of T-Rex Tyrannosaurus. If these are not enough to see the luxury of this yacht, the 68-kg Aquavista Panoramic Wall is covered with 24-carat gold and a rare 18.5-carat diamond-studded luxury wine bottle will be smart. most evident. In the summer of 2011, Stuart Hughes, a design unit in the UK, said it had been tasked with crafting a yacht called History Supreme. Hughes stated on his website that the yacht was purchased by a Malaysian businessman for $ 4.8 billion. 100,000 kilograms of monolithic gold and platinum were expected to be used on this project at that time. The railing and the anchor are even made of precious metal. At $ 4.8 billion, the story quickly spread by the media. However, the Italian-based Baia Yachts brand was quick to refute this information, claiming Hughes used the company’s image to turn it into his own idea. Sheet Business Insider once believed that the billionaire bought this yacht was Robert Kuok, but later discovered that the businessman had a net worth of up to $ 12.5 billion. He renovated his Hong Kong mansion to avoid flaunting his wealth, not the behavior of someone willing to spend $ 4.8 billion on an expensive luxury yacht. Kuok is also the richest of the three billionaires with a net worth of over $ 5 billion in Malaysia, so the figure of $ 4.8 billion for a yacht is still very different. Business Insider Also spent a few questions for representatives of Stuart Hughes to verify the above information, but what they received is only weak feedback from this unit. Baia Yachts sales manager Mario Borselli said: “Who can believe a ship carries hundreds of tons of gold? They took pictures from our website without permission.” This gold-plated yacht is also more luxurious than the $ 1.2 billion Eclipse superyacht of Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, equipped with both missile defense systems and submarines worth $ 450 million. This may be just a trick to polish the name of Stuart Hughes and the media did not verify the source before a series of newspapers reported on this yacht model. Anyway, the name History Supreme has almost become a “legend” of the yachting industry despite not taking into account reality. When asked which is the most expensive yacht, perhaps History Supreme will still be most interested in.

Pho Vietz restaurant at Utama Shopping Center. (Photo: Manh Tuan / Vietnam +) “I not only want to introduce to Malaysians Vietnamese cuisine but also want many international friends to know Vietnamese food . If the COVID-19 epidemic did not happen, in 2020 I would send Pho Vietz to the UK and the US, “said Mr. Ton Ngoc Hiep. Malaysia is a multi-ethnic country with more than 50% of the population being indigenous Malaysians, also Muslims, the rest are mainly Chinese and Indian, which means humid. Malaysian food is also very diverse and rich. Therefore, finding a foothold in the culinary market of this country, especially in the central supermarkets, is very difficult, yet Mr. Hiep has 10 Pho Vietz restaurants in the capital Kuala Lumpur alone. Not stopping at this impressive number, he also cherished to open 5 more restaurants this year, besides running a Pho Vietz restaurant in Hong Kong and the “daring” projects to bring this brand to Manchester. and New York. As a chef of the five-star Equatorial hotel in Ho Chi Minh City in the 1990s, Hiep brought the responsibility of introducing Vietnamese cuisine to Switzerland with a 3-month program. That long business trip aroused in him joy and pride when witnessing with his own eyes foreigners welcome and appreciate the cuisine of the country. The predestined relationship to Malaysia was surprising when Equatorial continued to bring him to Malaysia to promote cuisine. Here, he had the opportunity to interact with Chinese chefs who wanted to conquer Vietnamese cuisine and put Vietnamese cuisine on their menu, so they persuaded him to come work for them. At first it was just a pilot plan, the more he worked, the more he realized that this is a place that could be developed because there are so many “fans” of Vietnamese cuisine here. In the process of working for a Chinese restaurant, he realized that his food was no longer “pure Vietnamese”, the “origin of people” spices made the bowl of pho no longer in standard, the Hue beef noodle bowl became more sour. .. Not satisfied with the “hybrid” that, in 2014, he together with some shareholders found Pho Vietz restaurant. Here, he is able to prepare food according to his own wishes, using Vietnamese ingredients, seasoning with a standard noodle soup or a standard beef noodle soup. Mr. Ton Ngoc Hiep (third from the left) – The owner of the Pho Viet chain store in Malaysia. (Photo: Manh Tuan / Vietnam +) Being a meticulous person, Hiep not only wants his dishes to be “original,” but also impresses diners from the first time they order by decorating the dish. To do this, he had to fly back and forth between Vietnam and Malaysia many times to find a stable supply of quality raw materials and meet Malaysian import requirements. Sharing with reporters, he emphasized: “I try my best to have all the ingredients as in Vietnam. Although I cannot make fresh pho, in Malaysia I have been able to set up a factory to produce 90% similar noodle. Keeping the essence or “soul” of Vietnamese food is what I always aim for. This makes the difference and uniqueness of our food. ” Thinking a bit as a reminiscence of the 20 years before coming to Malaysia, Hiep confided: “To open a restaurant in a Malaysian hypermarket, or more specifically, in a hypermarket in the capital city. In Kuala Lumpur, the Supermarket Management Board will send a person to assess the quality, and then if all the members of the Management Board agree, the Board’s representative will write an invitation to do business at the supermarket. ” “They do this very secretly, and I don’t know where the appraisers are, what the customers are.” After many rounds of appraisal, when he received the invitation letter, he knew that they (the supermarket management board) had noticed and assessed the quality of their food. “Just like that, after 6 years of launching the Pho Vietz brand, I have now developed 10 restaurants and have about 120 employees” – he said. The interior decoration at Pho Vietz restaurant at Pavilion Shopping Center evokes Vietnamese image. (Photo: Manh Tuan / Vietnam +) His eyes lit up when asked about the name Pho Vietz, he shared: “Pho is a typical Vietnamese dish that all foreign tourists know, Vietnam is Vietnam. These two words together remind tourists of Vietnamese cuisine. ” In order to run 10 restaurants at the same time and ensure the same food quality at restaurants, he has established a “kitchen center” – a place where food is processed and manufactured. Before the restaurant opens, dedicated cars equipped to transport food will deliver food from the “kitchen center” to each restaurant. “Managing and operating like this, I feel more secure about both input and output. Product quality, fresh fruit quality, coffee, ”he said. He is busy with his working schedule, but he still does not forget to tinker and creatively change the menu with the dishes that customers prefer most with bold Vietnamese flavor. Pho Vietz’s “cabinet dish” includes Beef Pho, Chicken Noodles, Hue Beef Noodles, Bun Nem, Roll, Bread, and of course, many types of coffee. Young Malaysian couple Richard Chong and Summer Lee said that their two favorite dishes at the restaurant are beef noodle soup and coffee. “The coffee here is great, rich and fragrant. The taste of the pho is delicious, I love the recipe of this restaurant. I can eat pho every day and every week. ” Sipping with me a cup of iced milk coffee made by himself in a Pho Vietz restaurant at Utama Shopping Center, he introduced me to his Chinese soul mate – Eric. “Thanks to Eric, I overcame the initial difficulties. He is also an effective assistant to Pho Vietz in legal terms. Eric is the messenger of Chinese cuisine, and I am the messenger of Vietnamese cuisine. We are a pair of identical, mutual cards to bring Vietnamese cuisine to international friends./.

After the launch of the Porsche Taycan rear-wheel drive in Malaysia earlier this year, Sime Darby Auto Performance (SDAP), the Porsche brand distributor in the country, recently launched the powerful 911 Turbo S. In the Malaysian market, the most powerful version of the current 911 will be priced at RM 2,235,463, equivalent to about VND 12.47 billion. This price includes tax but does not include vehicle registration. Similar to the Vietnamese market, the price above of the Porsche 911 Turbo S does not include the price of options. In Vietnam, this model has a starting price of VND 15.33 billion. According to Porsche, the new generation 911 Turbo S 992 is the most powerful 911 ever introduced to date. Both the Coupe and Cabriolet variants get a new 3.8-liter boxer engine with two VTG turbochargers, producing 478 kW (650 PS), a 51 kW (70 PS) increase over its predecessor. Maximum torque is now 800 Nm (50 Nm increase). The exclusive Porsche 8-speed dual-clutch (PDK) automatic transmission for the Turbo version shortens the acceleration time from 0 to 100 km / h to 2.7 seconds (0.2 seconds faster), in when the constant top speed reaches 330 km / h. The dimensions of the 911 Turbo S are significantly refined to increase performance: The body is 45 mm wider on the front axle (1,840 mm) and the overall width is 1,900 mm at the rear (20 mm increase). Changing tire width, increasing aerodynamics and using a combination of tires of different sizes for increased flexibility and sportiness: Tire width increased by 42 mm on the front axle and 10 mm on the rear axle. The active aerodynamic system includes the front cooling air vents, in addition to the wider rear side designed to increase compression. For the first time, the 911 Turbo S version transmits traction to the road surface through a combination of two different sizes: 20 inch size with a special parameter of 255/35 in the front wheel and 21 inch size with parameters 315/30 in rear wheel. New equipment options emphasize the sportiness of the all-wheel drive 911. The addition of Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) has been lowered by 10 mm and a sports exhaust system with custom flip doors for signature sounds. The overall harmonious design is perfectly balanced with steering feel, aerodynamics and sportiness, making it an ideal choice for everyday use and on the track. This new generation’s performance leap is especially noticeable when accelerating 0 to 200 km / h in 8.9 seconds, the new 911 Turbo S version is 1 second faster than its predecessor. Improved Porsche Traction Management (PTM) optimizes torque distribution to the front wheels of the transmission, up to 500 Nm. The new generation’s standard PASM chassis is more sporty. The interior uses high quality and sporty materials. The 10.9-inch PCM center screen is newly arranged to help the driver always focus and manipulate quickly. Other prominent elements include the GT sports steering wheel, the Sport Chrono package with the new Porsche Track Index application and the BOSE Surround Sound System.

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.

Malaysia is currently considering purchasing a new type of light single-engine fighter jet to modernize its air force, with the top three candidates being the South Korean F / A-50, the JF-17. of Sino-Pakistan and Tejas of India. According to some sources, the country’s armed forces are now leaning in favor of the JF-17, a significantly longer operational aircraft that has been produced in larger numbers and deployed. operated by three countries including Pakistan, Myanmar and Nigeria. The F / A-50 fighter is also considered a prime candidate, but the Tejas fighter is not. Other contenders believed to have been eliminated were the Yak-130 of Russia, the British Hawk and the US-Swedish Gripen. The Yak-130 and Hawk had much more limited combat capabilities and were unable to fly hypersonic, while the Gripen had limited features in use. The JF-17 and Tejas have long been regarded as rival fighter jet programs, both of which have many similarities including being very light in weight, and they are smaller than class fighters. Light standard as F-16 and J-10 in size. Both are designed to favor low operating costs and use derivative engines, the engine developed for the Cold War medium-weight two-engine fighters, but used in one engine configuration. Tejas engine was derived from the American F-18, while the JF-17 used engines from the Soviet MiG-29, a direct competitor of the US F-18 during the Cold War. . Both fighters are designed to serve the primary goal of air combat and are built to operate at low cost with either minimal fuel consumption or maintenance requirements. It can be speculated that the reason why Malaysia prefers Pakistan’s JF-17. This fighter was produced in larger numbers and had less difficulty in development than during the Tejas development. Indian fighters entered service more than 40 years after development began. The JF-17 is also available in many variants including a two-seat attack and training variant like the JF-17B. Sino-Pakistani jets are also more compatible with modern armament to which Malaysia is currently heavily dependent, while the Tejas is a Westernized aircraft. Tejas uses American engines, especially Israel’s avionics systems, which is a big drawback for an Islamic country like Malaysia – which doesn’t like Israelis. Tejas is also significantly more costly to manufacture due to the less efficient production line and the very high cost of the component parts from the US and Israel on which it depends. The latest Tejas variants especially have a superior radar advantage over the JF-17 Block 2. However the upcoming JF-17 Block 3 variant is expected to go into mass production by the end of 2023 and will be available. the performance is far superior. Among the outstanding features of the JF-17 Block 3, the most prominent are the integration of AESA radar, Chinese PL-15 air-to-air missile, improved engines and generation avionics. Thursday. In the end, no matter what type of fighter aircraft is chosen, the new aircraft will be a secondary force, while the elite Malaysian air force still consists of Russian Su-30MKA heavy fighters. In addition, the country is particularly interested in more modern Su-57 next-generation fighters. Photo source: Pinterest. India introduced the Tejas fighter – the best domestic fighter the country has ever built. Source: Nigel Woolley.

https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Located in the northeast and about 300km from the capital Kuala Lumpur, Cameron Highlands is like a mountain girl sleeping buried among lush green forests and immense tea plantations in Malaysia. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Cameron Highlands is a district in the province of Pahang, located at an altitude of 1,500m and more than 4 hours by bus from Kuala Lumpur. This place is like Da Lat of Vietnam with a cool year-round climate, mild weather, suitable for many types of temperate flowers and grass. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ The Cameron Highlands is one of Malaysia’s largest hills, and is also a long-standing tourist destination. Cameron is famous for the trails that lead you through vast forests, to waterfalls and other quiet destinations. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ The fresh air and fertile soil make tea in the Cameron Highlands grow lush and quickly become famous. Coming to the tea hill in the Cameron Highlands, visitors will feel lost in the countryside in England. The houses with beautiful English architecture are the stopover for tourists coming here to visit and relax. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Another interesting thing about the Cameron Highlands is that visitors also have the opportunity to see strawberry gardens carefully cared for with ripe fruit. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ As one of the rare regions in Malaysia with the weather conditions for strawberry growing, farms here are a source of strawberries for Malaysian provinces. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Another activity that you should not miss is enjoying tea and baked goods – this is considered a traditional British culture preserved in this highland. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Besides tea plantations and strawberry farms, the sprawling lavender garden is an equally attractive attraction for Cameron. No need to go to Western countries, you can also admire lavender fields in Southeast Asia. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Reasonable time to visit the Cameron Highlands The climate in the Cameron Highlands is cool all year round, but the ideal time for you to come here is from December to February when the temperature can drop to 10 degrees Celsius. How do I get to the Cameron Highlands Cameron Highlands is about 300 km from Kuala Lumpur. Visitors can get there by bus, van, taxi … Bus From Kuala Lumpur, the bus departs from Pudu Sentral bus station to Tanah Rata. Bus fare ranges from 35-37RM. Buses depart daily, the earliest one is 8:30 am. Travel time is usually 3-5 hours depending on the vehicle. Small passenger car Travel agencies have small passenger cars to cater to tourists traveling to the Cameron Highlands. The bus from Kuala Lumpur will pick up guests at Swiss Inn, Jl. Sultan, Chinatown. Departing at 12 noon daily, travel time takes 4.5 hours. Bus from Penang, pick up at Georgetown. Departure at 8am daily. Planes There are no direct flights from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron. You have to fly from Kuala Lumpur to Ipod, and from Ipod to Cameron by bus (takes 1 hour). However, this method takes a lot of time and the price is not cheap. Somewhere on the Cameron Highlands https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Cameron has a lot of hotels and apartments in two major city centers, Tanah Rata and Bring Chang. Bringchang area has many apartments, while Tanah Rata has many guest houses. If you go crowded, you should choose an apartment, because the price of an apartment in Cameron is quite cheap, clean and comfortable. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

Less than 6 months after the introduction of Kona 2020, Hyundai-Sime Darby Motors (HSDM) continues to introduce a new version of this B-class SUV. Although it is a facelift version, Kona 2021 received many changes in exterior and interior.

Kona 2021 is distributed in Malaysia with 2 versions 2.0 Standard and 2.0 Active. Kona 2021 has a thinner design grille than the old one, the bottom has a gray U-shaped panel, the DRL light array is adjusted to feel sharper. The Active version is equipped with LED lights and additional fog lights, while the Standard version uses halogen bulbs.

Kona Standard is equipped with 17-inch 5-spoke wheels, the Active version has a set of 18-inch 2-tone multi-spoke wheels. The tire size is also different between the two versions, the Kona Active uses 235/45 tires, while the Standard uses 215/55 tires.

The design of the Kona 2021’s tail also received a similar change to the head, the new rear light cluster has a wider and larger design. Active version has LED taillights, Standard still uses halogen.

Hyundai Kona 2021 in Malaysia only has a 2.0L Atkinson engine, producing 149 horsepower at 6,200 rpm, maximum torque of 180 Nm at 4,500 rpm. Gearbox on the Kona 2021 is converted to an iVT format instead of a 6-speed automatic as before. In the future, HSDM will also distribute the Kona N Line sports version with a 1.6L T-GDi engine.

The Standard version is equipped with a push button start system, automatic headlights, tire pressure monitoring, automatic throttle. The Active version has additional equipment such as an 8-way electric driver’s seat, automatic air conditioning, the screen on the HUD …

Unlike other markets, Kona 2021 in Malaysia is only equipped with an 8-inch entertainment screen, 1 inch larger than the old model. The new entertainment system now adds wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity.

The vehicle has 3 driving modes: Eco, Normal and Sport. In addition, the driver can also customize the level of traction control intervention with 3 levels of Snow, Mud and Sand.

In terms of safety technology, the Kona 2021 has 6 airbags, supports steep departure, and downhill control. The Active version has a SmartSense driver assistance system, including automatic emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, automatic headlights, lane keeping assist, anti-accidental acceleration, door opening warning and detection. people sitting in the back.

HSDM suggested the price of Kona 2021 from 29,049 USD for the Standard version, from 33,168 USD for the Active version. Compared with the old life, the price of the new Kona in Malaysia is 484-969 USD cheaper. In Vietnam, Hyundai Kona is being distributed with 3 versions (2.0 Standard, 2.0 Special and 1.6 Turbo), selling price ranges from 636-750 million VND.

Honda Malaysia has just launched sportbike model CBR600RR 2021. This is a performance version for the track, the car has a price of 98,888 RM, equivalent to 23,975 USD. Honda CBR600RR made its debut in its home country of Japan in August last year and is only available in Grand Prix Red.

Overall, the design of the Honda CBR600RR upgraded is stronger and more aggressive than the old one. Unlike CBR650R with a sport-city vibe, CBR600RR is a pure sportbike and oriented motorcycle.

Easily recognize the design of CBR600RR 2020 inspired by CBR1000RR-R seniors with strong and modern appearance. The first part of the CBR600RR 2020 impresses with the sharp LED lighting cluster, the air intake cavity in the middle of the front end and the high turn indicator light.

Honda CBR600RR’s power comes from a 599 cc, liquid-cooled, inline 4-cylinder engine that produces 119 hp at 14,000 rpm, 64 Nm of torque at 11,500 rpm. 6-speed manual gearbox, the car is also equipped with power assist, anti-slip clutch and a fast gearshift system.

Honda CBR600RR also owns electronic steering assist technologies such as inertial force control, torque control system, stability assist during acceleration and ABS braking in cornering. The vehicle has 3 driving modes including Race, Sport and Road.

In addition, the car also has 2 custom driving modes for the track or tire settings. These modes are user-adjustable, including 5 power supply modes, 9 traction control levels, 3 wheel control modes and 3 engine braking levels. Behind the handlebar is a TFT-LCD screen that displays full operating information. Seat height at 820 mm and vehicle weight 194 kg.

This sportbike model is equipped with an up-side-down Showa fork in front, 41 mm in diameter, adjustable. Behind is a monoshock combined with Honda’s Pro-Link suspension system, with electronically controlled three-mode dampers.

The brake system consists of 4-piston radial brake calipers mounted on a twin 310 mm disc at the front, with a single piston caliper at the rear and a 220 mm brake disc.

In Malaysia, the Toyota Alphard is a popular MPV model. If customers want a more luxurious MPV, the Lexus LM is the right choice. The Lexus MPV model has just been launched in Malaysia, quite late compared to neighboring markets such as Thailand or Singapore.

Lexus only distributes the LM 350 version to the Malaysian market at a price of more than $ 278,000. The Lexus LM 350 is 150% more expensive than the Toyota Alphard, which shares the platform with the LM. In Vietnam, Lexus LM is distributed by a private agent for more than 10 billion VND.

Built on the Alphard foundation, the Lexus LM is more luxurious and comfortable. The LM name of this model can be interpreted as “ Luxury Minivan ”.

The exterior of the Lexus LM does not make much impression, except for the luxurious chrome-plated spindle grille and all-LED headlights. In it, the main light is neatly shaped with the projectors inside. Typical arrow-shaped daylight is inserted in the middle of the main light cluster.

At the back, LM has a fairly simple and square design. The most prominent is the LED taillights which are also angled and connected by a stretched chrome bar.

From the sides, LM looks quite like Alphard. The difference is that the Lexus model has chrome-plated L details in the window. LM 350 is equipped with 18-inch chrome-plated multi-spoke alloy wheels. In addition, this set of wheels also integrates noise reduction technology, providing the quietest space for the interior compartment.

In Malaysia, the Lexus LM is distributed with a business version of the interior compartment. Five traditional seats are replaced with 2 reclining seats with footrest, 7 integrated massage, heating and cooling modes.

The seat cushions are made of AdaptiPedic technology and are separated from the front seats by a private partition. In addition to providing comfort, this new rubber has a breathable effect on the occupants.

For passenger privacy, the rear compartment has been separated from the front through a tempered glass baffle with dimming function when needed. The car is also equipped with a 26-inch screen that can be connected to a phone or a computer, a 19-speaker high-end Mark Levinson stereo, a 14-liter mini-fridge and a touch panel.

The front cockpit is not that different from the Alphard. The center console is redesigned with a 12.3-inch infotainment screen, Lexus Remote Touch interface, Apple CarPlay / Android Auto connectivity, Qi wireless charging. The facilities inside the LM 350 include 3-zone air conditioning, 16-color interior backlight, front / rear sunroof, 360-degree camera, trunking feature.

LM 350 comes with Lexus Safety System + driver assistance package, including automatic emergency braking technology, adaptive cruise control with Stop & Go feature, lane keeping assist, blind spot warning, rear vehicle warning, lights Smart lighting, 7 airbags …

LM 350 inherits a naturally aspirated 3.5L V6 engine from Alphard. This engine produces 296 hp at 6,600 rpm and 361 Nm of torque at 4,700 rpm. The engine comes with an 8-speed automatic transmission. The MPV can accelerate from 0-100 km / h in 8.3 seconds, with a top speed of 180 km / h.

The first Japanese melons of the Mono company in Putrajaya, Malaysia on April 8, 2021. Photo: Reuters

Accordingly, the trio of farmers at Mono Premium Melon in Malaysia have switched to a completely new farming method – regularly massaging freshly beaned melon with cloth or soft gloves and listening to classical music.

This is the “tama-fuki” method, which is said to increase flavor and have a growth-stimulating effect on Japanese greenhouse-grown fruit.

Seh Cheng Siang, director and co-founder of Mono company in Putrajaya city, said: “Every Japanese melon that you see on our farm is like a work of art”.

This famous melon variety has been cultivated by a number of Japanese farmers over the last century in a special way to create melons that are prized for their equal taste and shape. Even in Japan, there are not many places to grow this specialty melon and the quantity is limited so they are only sold in high-end stores as luxury items.

However, after many attempts to cultivate high quality melon, the farmers were faced with the hot and humid tropical climate of Malaysia, a world far from more temperate conditions in Japan. .

The first melons of Mono company in Putrajaya, Malaysia on April 8, 2021. Photo: Reuters

Mr. Seh said: “We have to ensure optimal and accurate stages of nutrition, watering and fertilization, and have tested more than 10 types of melons of the same Japanese family, before when finding the best match ”.

Japanese melon (musk melon) features a perfectly rounded shape, with beautiful white veins emerging. The flesh of the melon is light green, fragrant and has a sugar level of over 14%, spreads evenly over the fruit, including near the stem.

After bringing melon seeds back from Japan, Malaysian farmers went to Japanese farms to learn about Malaysian farming methods and trials. They tried many times wrong to determine and find the optimal nutrient composition for melon plants.

And finally, after overcoming many obstacles, the first batch of 200 selected Mono melons was offered and sold out as soon as it was posted on the online store page.

Accordingly, the first Japanese melons produced in Malaysia were sold for 168 ringgit (40.70 USD) per fruit, about a third of the value of the native Japanese melon.

Elaine Chow, a customer, said: “It was great to know that our farmers were able to grow Japanese melon varieties in Malaysian soil.

Thus, the new Lexus LM 350 2021 is nearly one and a half times more expensive than the Toyota Alphard, but in return the LM 350 has a much more impressive exterior design and the interior space is also more luxurious and more comfortable.

In terms of appearance, the Lexus LM 350 luxury MPV owns a characteristic giant spindle grille, flanked by slender LED projector headlights with eye-catching arrow-shaped daytime running lights, sequential indicators and other L-shaped chrome accents on the sides of the front bumper.

The side profile differs from the Alphard thanks to the L-shaped chrome strip in the windows and the 18-inch alloy wheels covered with shiny chromium, which carry a more complex multi-spoke design than the Alphard wheels. The LM 350 wheel set also adds noise reduction technology to improve rolling ability.

At the rear, LM continues the premium with a full-width LED taillight strip ending by two L-shaped corners, with sequential indicators, underneath the lamp with a decorative chrome strip. In Malaysia, the 4-seater Lexus LM 350 has only 2 exterior color options: black and white.

Moving inside, the Lexus LM 350 has only 2 rows of seats, so the interior space is extremely spacious, in which the rear seats are the most noticeable. Rear occupants will enjoy maximum comfort thanks to endless legroom, two semi-Aniline leather director seats and AdaptiPedic low-density urethane foam, reclining fully flat bed and walking. with massage function, cooling, heating.

In particular, to maximize privacy, Lexus has installed a baffle between the two rows of seats and improved soundproof windows. Other notable amenities of the LM 350 include a 26-inch LCD screen, a 19-speaker Mark Levinson surround sound system, a mini-fridge, a dedicated storage area for personal items such as a briefcase, and a table. Touch controls so that the rear occupants can self-adjust the seat position, relaxation functions, and sound and air conditioning systems.

And yet, the Lexus LM 350 also comes standard with a 12.3-inch central touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, Lexus Remote Touch touchpad, dual-zone automatic climate control, dual sunroof, wireless charging, HUD display, rear sunshade, 360-degree camera and auto-opening trunk.

Of course, the LM 350 also owns the Lexus Safety System + driver assistance technology suite including automatic emergency braking, Stop & Go adaptive cruise control, lane centering, lane keeping assist, blind spot monitoring, scene. rear cross-section alarm and adaptive beam.

The car has 7 safety airbags. Like the Toyota Alphard, the Lexus LM 350 is equipped with a 2GR-FKS V6 3.5L petrol engine that produces 296 hp and a maximum torque of 361 Nm.

The engine comes with an 8-speed Direct Shift automatic transmission, the maximum speed of the LM 350 reaches 180 km / h. The price of Lexus LM 350 is sold from RM 1,148 million (about VND 6.4 billion) in the Malaysian market. It is predicted that the car will be officially launched in Vietnam this year.

Video: Introducing the Lexus LM 350 luxury MPV 2021.

Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said he viewed his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi as the eldest brother during his visit to China. (Source: THX)

During a recent joint press conference in Fujian province (China) with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said he considered Wang Yi to be taiko (roughly translated: eldest brother) after He describes Malaysia and China as a family.

Mentioning this phrase, Mr. Hishammuddin spoke in Mandarin before translating himself into English. In response, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi also emphasized: “We are brothers”.

Malaysian public opinion responded

Immediately, this “big brother” diplomacy “stormed” Chinese social networks because that claim was seen as Malaysia’s strong respect for China, the second largest economy. gender.

However, it has caused a lot of controversy in Malaysia because many people believe that Mr. Hishammuddin seems to be “marrying” Beijing and downplaying Kuala Lumpur’s status.

In response to criticism from domestic public opinion, the Malaysian Foreign Minister explained that it was a way of showing respect to his Chinese counterpart, as Wang Yi was older (67 years old) Mr. Hishamuddin (59 years old). and a more veteran diplomat.

During his first visit as foreign minister, Mr. Hishammuddin chose China as a way to express his appreciation to Beijing for its help in fighting the Covid-19 pandemic.

Before that, when the Covid-19 epidemic was seriously spreading in Malaysia, China sent masks and other medical protective equipment to assist this country, and at the same time shared its epidemic prevention experience.

Although Malaysia’s Foreign Minister has voiced his opinion that this is a way of showing respect and thanks, his explanation still cannot calm domestic public opinion.

Led by the attackers were former Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Anifah Aman and opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. They commented that Mr. Hishammuddin had made an elementary mistake in diplomacy, leaving his personal feelings overwhelmed and possibly unintentionally “putting Malaysia in a position as a puppet” of a major country and asking for an apology.

Meanwhile, the Chinese side highly appreciated the desire for cooperation and the sincerity in the words of Mr. Hishammuddin, who has always had goodwill in relations with China and hopes a positive future for the two countries’ relations.

The Chinese daily newspaper in Malaysia Sin Chew Jit Poh commented that the word “taiko” did not show inferiority and turned the issue over: “Does Mr. Hishammuddin sign any treaty that could destroy Malaysian interests? Did Mr. Hishammuddin give up national sovereignty to China? What is diplomacy? It is the clever use of language to smooth the process of achieving its goals in international negotiations ”.

Two angles of politics and economics

For the political observer, Professor Dr. Chin Yew Sin, Mr. Hishammuddin’s statement can be explained from two perspectives on politics and economics.

From a political perspective, with the Malaysian general election (GE15) approaching, Mr. Hishammuddin wants to express his goodwill to China to attract Chinese-American votes in Malaysia. According to the survey, about 30% of Chinese voters have not decided which party to support in GE15.

From an economic perspective, Malaysia’s economy is facing many difficulties due to the Covid-19 pandemic, so it is very necessary for big partners like China in the context that Beijing is facing many “obstacles” in relations with the West. In addition, after the Covid-19 epidemic, Malaysia also needs to attract Chinese tourists to revive the tourism industry.

“Did Hishammuddin suddenly call China ‘taiko’?”, Professor Chin Yew Sin emphasized.

Some have suggested that Foreign Minister Hishammuddin is looking to use his personal capacity to achieve the national goals for Malaysia. As the Chinese economy is thriving when it recovers rapidly from the pandemic, Kuala Lumpur needs to strengthen economic cooperation with Beijing.

China is Malaysia’s largest trading partner for the past 12 years. Despite the pandemic, China’s imports of goods hit a record high in 2020. This brings many economic and commercial benefits to Malaysia.

From this trip, Malaysia has achieved a number of breakthroughs in trade. In particular, Beijing agreed to allow imports of red palm oil from Kuala Lumpur, which previously did not meet China’s color specification standards.

This is an important turning point for the Malaysian economy because palm oil is a major export item and foreign currency earnings for Malaysia. The Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) recently forecast that China would import about 6.8 million tons of palm oil this year. Of which, about 42% of palm oil will come from Malaysia.

In addition, during the visit, Mr. Wang Yi also said that China was ready to work with Malaysia to continue promoting cooperation in the post-Covid-19 high quality Belt and Road initiative.

At the same time, the Chinese side also expressed its readiness to strengthen cooperation in Covid-19 vaccine and treatment research with Malaysia. In addition, the two sides also agreed to strengthen cooperation in digital technology areas such as 5G, the digital economy and modern agriculture.

Malaysia’s foreign minister’s visit to China is part of a series of foreign ministers’ visits to Beijing from March 31 to April 2, at the invitation of the Chinese Foreign Minister. The foreign ministers of the remaining three Southeast Asian countries are Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines.

(According to The Star)

Health care workers give COVID-19 vaccine to people in Bangkok, Thailand, on April 7, 2021. Photo: THX / TTXVN

In the past 24 hours, the ASEAN association had up to four member states that recorded COVID-19 deaths: the Philippines, Indonesia, Cambodia and Malaysia.

Indonesia remains the most serious outbreak of COVID-19 among ASEAN countries, when it recorded the highest number of cases in the region. However, the epidemic situation in the “country of thousands of islands”, after many months of outbreak, has seen a trend of cooling down, when the number of new cases began to decrease compared to the previous period.

Meanwhile, developments are returning and serious outbreaks in the Philippines. The epidemic progressed badly with the number of new cases / day many times higher than the “epidemic” in Indonesia and the highest among Southeast Asian countries, while the number of deaths increased sharply compared to the previous days. The disease situation in the Philippines is the hottest in the ASEAN region, the total number of new cases per day in this country is more than the region combined.

Malaysia continued to be concerned about the situation, the new epidemic wave has prolonged and there is no sign of cooling off in Malaysia. Malaysia is seeing the trend of epidemic escalate again due to the rapid increase in the number of new cases per day in the past few days. In Myanmar, according to website worldometers.info, Myanmar, in the past 24 hours, 9 cases of COVID-19 were reported.

Health care workers give COVID-19 vaccine to people in Bangkok, Thailand, on April 7, 2021. Photo: THX / TTXVN

Thailand also faces a worrying situation when the number of cases of community infection remains high in recent days, forcing the country to decide to tighten epidemic prevention measures. This country on April 14 recorded 1,335 new cases.

Cambodia’s epidemic disease is increasing rapidly and ominously when the country has 277 new patients and 1 death on April 14. “Community incident” has recently started to tend to cool down, the number of new patients tends to level off.

Specifically, the SARS-CoV-2 virus has so far claimed the lives of a total of 63,114 people in Southeast Asia, an increase of 296 cases compared to a day ago. While the number of cases increased to 3,090,106 cases. Besides, the ASEAN region also witnessed the number of patients successfully treated is 2,710,182 cases.

The whole bloc still witnessed worrisome, complicated epidemic developments and a potential risk of outbreaks of new epidemics in many member countries. In the past 24 hours, ASEAN had nine member countries recording new cases of COVID-19. Only Brunei and Laos have no more deaths or illnesses.

Evolution of COVID-19 in ASEAN on April 14:

People waiting for the COVID-19 vaccine to be vaccinated in Manila, Philippines, on March 31, 2021. Photo: THX / TTXVN

On April 14, the Philippines’ Ministry of Health (DOH) announced that it had recorded an additional 8,122 cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of cases in this Southeast Asian country to 892,880.

According to DOH, the total number of COVID-19 deaths in the Philippines also increased to 15,447, 162 more than the day before. Speaking at an online press conference, Philippine Deputy Health Minister Maria Rosario Vergeire said that the rate of disease spread in this country has not decreased, the number of cases continues to increase.

The average number of new cases per day still ranges from 10,000-11,000 cases. According to the Philippine Deputy Health Minister, the infection in the community still occurs, the outbreaks in the workplace are the main source of transmission, mainly in hospitals and closed workspaces.

Since the outbreak in January 2020 until now, the Philippines has tested for more than 10 million people out of a total of 110 million people. The Philippine Government is now stepping up efforts to strengthen the health system by adding resources to quarantine and health care facilities. During the press conference, Ms. Vergeire also emphasized the importance of maintaining the health system and ensuring hospitals are ready to accept patients.

Police on duty in Manila, Philippines. Photo: THX / TTXVN

Since March 29, the Philippine government has imposed stringent blockade measures in metropolitan Manila and four neighboring provinces to control the outbreak that has emerged since the end of February. until the end of April 30. The DOH believes that factors such as the new variant of the virus spread faster, people move more and lack a sense of compliance with epidemic control regulations that have caused the number of cases to increase.

On the same day, Malaysia recorded 1,889 new cases, bringing the total number of COVID-19 cases in the country to 365,892. According to the Malaysian Ministry of Health, among the aforementioned new cases, there were 6 entries and 1,883 infections in the country. Malaysia also recorded eight more deaths from COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths from the disease in the country to 1,353.

A total of 347,780 COVID-19 patients in Malaysia were discharged, equivalent to a cure rate of 95.1%. Out of 16,696 patients under treatment, 204 need special care and 79 need a breathing device.