Among them are many people walking, taking photos on the shore but not wearing masks. Seat rental locations also do not comply with the distance, tourists still gather in groups to rest, wearing masks is also neglected. Only a few people wear masks and remind their loved ones to do the same. At the beach, functional forces also patrolled, reminded, and the speaker system continuously played content asking people to comply with disease prevention but few people cared. Today, the People’s Committee of Quang Ninh province has an official dispatch asking people not to gather at the beach after 3pm. Yesterday, on the first day of the holiday, Quang Ninh province’s functional forces came out and fined many people who did not wear masks with an amount of 53 million VND. Director of Quang Ninh Department of Tourism Pham Ngoc Thuy said that on the first day of the holiday on April 30, about 75,000 tourists returned to Ha Long City. Hotels from 4 to 5 stars room capacity reaches 80%. Some pictures at Ha Long beach on the afternoon of May 1st: Many tourists still gather at Ha Long beach A group of young tourists without a mask “Hot girl” poses on the beach but doesn’t wear a mask Many people ignore the prevention of Covid-19 epidemic Speakers, stations broadcast content that requires everyone to wear masks but no one notices Young people do not practice epidemic prevention when going to Ha Long beach to cool off Today, Quang Ninh province asks not to gather in large numbers at the beach There are still a lot of people flocking to Ha Long beach to take a walk and take pictures A few tourists who are aware of the spread of Covid-19 should wear masks Still at Cua Lo Town (Nghe An) In the past 2 days, very few tourists have gone down to the beach to walk, swim and wear medical masks. Hotels, motels, restaurants and entertainment in Cua Lo Town all have disinfectant bottles, hand washing and medical instructions before checking in. Cua Lo beach has many people bathing but not wearing masks Only a few people wear masks at Cua Lo beach biển My Khe Beach, Pham Van Dong (Da Nang) This afternoon many people came to take a bath. Few people adhere to wearing masks. Only a few people wear masks The beach is crowded with people

The root cause is believed to be 30 years of not trying to clear people’s doubts about vaccine side effects, according to the above article. Nikkei Asia 10/5. The landmark court ruling of 1992 During the 1980s, Japan possessed world-leading vaccine technology for the treatment of chickenpox, encephalitis, and pertussis. These technologies are licensed to the US and other countries. But vaccine development in Japan came to a near complete halt following a 1992 court ruling ordering the government to compensate people for side effects after vaccination. The Japanese people see this as a landmark ruling that opens the way for victims to seek compensation on a broader scale. A Japanese official injects a vaccine against Covid-19. Photo: Reuters. The Japanese government did not appeal the ruling. Vaccination was also no longer mandatory after the government revised the law in 1994. Since then, vaccination rates in Japan have declined as parents become more concerned about side effects. The AIDS crisis also has a negative impact. In 1996, a Japanese health ministry official was convicted of negligent manslaughter following a scandal involving HIV-contaminated blood products. Despite the government’s efforts to hold responsible, the incident still made officials in Japan feel that they would suffer the consequences if anything happened, while the politicians were unharmed. Gaps in policy Japan is currently facing a “vaccine gap”. In the US and Europe, the product licensing process takes only a few years, but in Japan it is more than 10 years. The Japanese Ministry of Health has issued a special license for the Pfizer vaccine to be administered to the elderly, but this licensing process only applies to foreign vaccines. Meanwhile, the US administration has accelerated vaccine development since the 2001 anthrax attack. When there is a public health crisis in the country, the US Department of Health and Human Services will coordinate with other agencies. research institutes and pharmaceutical companies to respond appropriately. The agency also supports development budgets, clinical trials, as well as emergency approvals. The global vaccine market is growing by nearly 7% per year. New vaccines are released every time a new deadly infectious disease emerges, such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and Ebola. The mRNA technology used in making vaccines has been studied for the past 20 years and is being applied to fight Covid-19. But private companies in Japan can hardly solve this problem alone because of the lack of motivation to promote the development, purchase, or stockpile of vaccines. Japan currently does not have a domestically produced vaccine. Photo: AFP. “There is a gap in the vaccine because there is still a gap in policy,” said Tetsuo Nakayama, a professor at Kitasato University in Tokyo. One can mention the case of UMN Pharma, a Japanese biotech company that uses new technology to develop flu vaccines. UMN Pharma used to spend more than $100 million to build a manufacturing plant, but the company’s application for a license was rejected in 2017. The grounds for the rejection were that the product “lacked clinical importance” compared to vaccines. available. UMN Pharma currently has negative total assets and is owned by Shionogi – another Japanese pharmaceutical company. The vaccine made by UMN Pharma has been approved in the US. This has led one in the Japanese vaccine industry to question whether anyone still wants to make new vaccines in the country. Complicated legal regulations Technology and research talent are also flowing outside of Japan. “Japan has a lot of regulations but it has a weak support system,” said one virus expert. The country has only two research facilities that can handle the most dangerous viruses. But one of the two establishments has only recently reopened because it was previously opposed by the local people. Public Administration Reform Minister Taro Kono was appointed on January 18 as the person in charge of Japan’s vaccination campaign. Photo: Japan Times. Vaccine research in Japan is subject to complicated regulations by many ministries. Experiments involving gene editing are limited to the Cartagena Protocol. This is an international legal document on biosafety management with genetically modified organisms that Japan has approved. Meanwhile, Europe exempts pharmaceutical companies from applying the Cartagena Protocol. The United States has not yet ratified this document. Japanese manufacturers even ignore the domestic market. Takeda Pharmaceutical, for example, has no plans to license its dengue vaccine in Japan. The same thing happened with the vaccine made from tobacco leaves of Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma company. In the immediate future, Tokyo has quickly appointed a minister in charge of the Covid-19 vaccine. But products made by AnGes, Shionogi, and other Japanese companies are not expected to be approved before 2022.

The largest missile center in China is falling out of control in orbit, after it carried part of the new space station into space last week. The object is expected to fall to Earth during an “uncontrolled re-entry” on May 8 or 9. Whether it falls harmlessly into the ocean or affects the land where humans live, the reason the Chinese space program allows this to happen is – again – unclear. And given China’s planned launch schedule, it is entirely possible that such uncontrolled re-imports continue to occur. Missile Truong Chinh 5B in a launch in 2020. (Photo: Xinhua) The China space program has a series of major spacecraft achievements over the past six months, including bringing back lunar rocks and sending spacecraft into orbit around Mars. However, the programs seem to continue to pose a small, though small danger to people across the planet without control of the path of the launched missile. Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at the Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge, Massachusetts, who tracks objects in space, says: “I think it was their negligence. I think it is irresponsible. The uncontrolled drop is the reinforced core of Truong Chinh 5B, designed to lift large, heavy sections of the space station. For most rockets, the lower layers typically fall back to Earth shortly after launch. The upper layers, when they reach orbit, often reactivate the engine (after releasing the load), directing them to re-enter deserted areas such as the oceans. For the past three decades, only China has lifted layers of such large rockets into orbit and let them crash somewhere, said Dr. McDowell. “It is a technical decision based on possibilities.” He said that Chinese engineers were able to design the trajectory of the rocket so that it would remain in orbit, fall back to Earth shortly after launch, or they might have planned to activate the booster. fig to get it out of orbit in a non-dangerous way. Ted J. Muelhaupt, director of the Center for Orbital Research and Aerospace Debris re-entry, says: “The reintegration design cannot be taken lightly, it’s something the world as a whole has done because we need it.” As for Truong Chinh 5B reinforcement, it could be anywhere between 41.5 North latitude and 41.5 South latitude. That means Chicago, located further north, is safe, but big cities like New York could suffer. On May 6, Aerospace Corporation, a federally funded nonprofit that conducts research and analysis largely, predicts the re-entry will take place on May 8 at 11:43 p.m. Eastern time (10:43 p.m. 9/5 Vietnam time). If that is correct, the debris could fall to Northeast Africa, in Sudan. The timing uncertainty – a 16-hour fluctuation – and location are still large. A day ago, Aerospace predicted the re-entry site an hour in advance in the Eastern Indian Ocean. The calculations are complicated by many factors, for example, the sun. The increase in the intensity of the solar wind – charged particles sprayed by the sun – will inflate the Earth’s atmosphere, increasing its force on the object and increasing its rate of fall. The movement of the object also affects. The US Space Command and the Russian space agency are both monitoring the missile division. The Russian statement noted that the re-import will not “affect the territory of the Russian Federation” . The US agency meanwhile promised to update it regularly before the event was likely to take place. Currently the object is moving at a speed of about 29,868 km / h, so prediction of position also changes with each minute. China plans to launch several more launches in the coming months as the construction of its third space station is completed, known as the Heavenly Palace, or “palace in the sky”. That would require additional flights of giant rockets and the possibility of more uncontrolled re-imports leaving people on the ground anxious to follow, even when mishaps from single parts. very small. Jen Psaki, White House press secretary, said on May 5: “For the mutual benefit of all nations, it is necessary to act responsibly in space to ensure the safety, stability, security and long-term sustainability of space activities”. America hopes to push “Responsible spatial behavior”.

Try to observe the ventilation in a room, such as spacious, airy windows or doors that will help ward off the smell of dampness. If your home does not have a window, use a fan to help circulate the air. For rooms that are always wet like: bathroom, kitchen … then it’s best to always install a ventilation fan. 2. Planting trees The green color of the trees helps the space to be fresh and comfortable. You should choose a plant suitable for indoor use and regularly watering and caring for the plant. 3. Exposure to sunlight It is best to let your room be exposed to sunlight, especially the sleeping space by opening windows or drawing curtains because the heat of this sunlight will help reduce moisture build-up and destroy microbes. germs and bacteria, helping you to have a fresh and airy living space. 4. Choose moisture-proof home paint Using moisture-resistant wall paint is one way to help you reduce mold problems even in high humidity. 5. Use a dehumidifier If you want ventilation, use a dehumidifier. Today, dehumidifiers come in a variety of sizes and designs that users can freely choose from. Using a dehumidifier in the room and adjusted to the appropriate level will help eliminate musty odors and inhibit the growth of bacteria. 6. Desiccant material from materials readily available in-house Any corner in a wet house: bathroom, sink …, we can take advantage of the available ingredients in the house such as: rice, salt, coal … put in a cloth bag or a ventilation box. Then just put them in the places where the humidity needs to be reduced. 7. Don’t neglect small details in your home House care must be done from small and minor details, don’t neglect it, look down on it such as cracks, rusted pipes, trash cans … because small details will have a significant impact. to the living space./.

The Minister of Health directed at the online conference on strengthening COVID-19 epidemic prevention – Photo: VGP / Hien Minh

At the online conference to strengthen prevention of the COVID-19 epidemic held on April 16, Minister of Health Nguyen Thanh Long said that this Immunization Safety Steering Committee is responsible for setting the safety of vaccinations. to the top, always ready and confident in handling cases with post-injection reactions with the view of “where the injection is safe to get there”.

Also according to the Minister, during the first injection of AstraZeneca vaccine in 19 provinces and cities across the country, the surveillance system of the National Expanded Immunization Program recorded nearly 33% of vaccinated people having mild reactions. usually after injection and go away on its own after 1-2 days without the need for treatment or medical attention; About 1 (one thousandth) of cases of hypersensitivity reactions after injection have been properly managed, their health has stabilized, returned to work after 1-2 days of follow-up. treatment at a medical facility. In particular, to date, Vietnam has not recorded any cases of blood clots occurring after vaccination.

“The rate of 33% of people injected with normal mild reactions after injection and going away after 1-2 days is an acceptable number. With many of the current vaccines and the 5-in-1 vaccines being deployed in the expanded vaccination program, this rate could reach 50%. These are the very common reactions after vaccination, ”said Minister Nguyen Thanh Long.

With more than 811,000 doses of vaccine supported by COVAX, which just arrived in Vietnam on April 1, the Minister of Health asked localities to quickly and safely deploy injections, before May 15 to complete more than 811,000 doses. this. In particular, no dose of vaccine can be canceled due to not deploying the injection.

Meeting points online Conference – Photo: VGP / Hien Minh

At present, the epidemic situation in the world and neighboring countries with our country is still complicated, so the Minister emphasized that the control of COVID-19 epidemic in 2021 is still a challenge and difficulty. countries, including Vietnam, need to work to deal with it. Therefore, localities and people are not subjective, indifferent, always actively implement drastic measures to prevent epidemics.

The Minister also said that at present, the most “hot” region is the southwest border and the southwestern provinces. Therefore, the Ministry of Health suggested that these localities direct the maintenance of the border area by preventing illegal entry, making an important contribution to the fight against epidemics in the coming time. It will be difficult to control epidemics in the community.

Localities also need to proactively strengthen regular screening of places with a large concentration of people to detect cases, because the earlier we are screened, the more proactive we are in fighting the epidemic. This is a lesson from Cambodia, Thailand …, the Minister suggested.

1. Giving advice at the wrong time

How many times have you felt compelled to give advice to someone even when not asked? This mistake in communication often comes from love and concern. When you love someone, you want them to be better, and that’s okay. But the fact that we often give unnecessary advice will often backfire.

It always happens in relationships when we really want to help the person improve, but don’t think about whether they need our advice or not. “Honesty is the best policy”, but sometimes we take it too far. If you hear yourself trying to say, “I think you should …” or “This isn’t good about you,” notice, you may be about to give some advice that others don’t want to hear.

Appropriate approach: If you feel that it’s important to advise someone, you have two options for how to approach your audience. You can ask for the person’s opinion and get his or her permission, before giving advice, or you can try to reassure them that your advice is constructive.

Asking someone for advice doesn’t always work because that person may say they don’t want to hear these things. If they don’t want to hear what you have to say, the only thing you can do is keep quiet and let the person figure it out on his own.

2. Ignore their feelings when they need you

Our emotions fluctuate often and, unfortunately, we cannot be happy all the time. We may feel stressed at work, sad at something happened, or frustrated by not getting what we want. The greatest sadness comes from feeling that the person who should know us best cannot recognize our painful feelings.

Imagine your spouse comes home from a stressful day at work. You have not even let them tell your story, immediately give advice. You think you are helping them and trying to fix the problem for them. But that approach has never been highly effective.

Not only do you fall into the first mistake of giving advice at the wrong time, you are also seen as ignoring the other person’s needs at the time. Your ex may want to discuss or solve problems with you sometimes, but when they come home from a tiring day, the only thing they need is to be heard.

Appropriate approach: Respect the other’s feelings by listening to them. Use proactive listening and avoid trying to fix the problem for them right away. Even if the problem seems minor to you, avoid trivializing their emotions. You can help him or her find solutions later, but at first just acknowledge their thoughts and feelings.

3. Don’t give any advice to the other party

If the past problems have been about giving too much information, then there are many people who are mistaken in not giving any advice.

Imagine your ex coming to you to suggest a place for your anniversary. Instead of listing a few options with them, you answer by: “I / I don’t know” or “It depends, you are fine with whatever you choose.”

You think you are showing comfort and flexibility, but that is not the message you are sending to the other person. He or she comes to you because they want suggestions and advice from you and answers like don’t care or don’t want to take any responsibility for decision-making that really makes others feel uncomfortable. bear. You don’t have to come up with a definitive answer, but they want to see that you are willing to come up with some contributing ideas about the problem in general.

Appropriate approach: When someone asks for your response, take a moment to review their request. You don’t have to solve the problem for them, but you can help them think about the situation from a new perspective.

The dispatch stated that, in the face of complicated developments in the world Covid-19, implementing the Prime Minister’s directing opinion on the realization of the dual goal of both economic development and effective anti-epidemic. In order to improve effectiveness in the prevention of epidemics and to deploy vaccination against Covid-19 in the coming time, from March 24-27, 2021, the National Steering Committee organized an inspection team to the provinces / TP.

Based on the examination results, the Ministry of Health (the standing agency of the National Steering Committee) proposed to the People’s Committee of the province / city directly under the Central Government, to continue strictly implementing the instructions on monitoring, isolation and testing. and prevention of the Covid-19 epidemic as well as on strengthening surveillance and management of immigration.

Deputy Minister of Health Do Xuan Tuyen, Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of Hanoi Chu Xuan Dung and the delegation inspecting epidemic prevention and vaccination deployment of Covid-19 at Duc Giang General Hospital.

The units continue to strengthen leadership, direct and uphold the responsibility of the leader in epidemic prevention and control, absolutely not neglect, subjective, and off guard. Regularly reporting, reviewing, drawing experiences in epidemic prevention work. Local leaders must focus on directing and proactively deciding appropriate anti-epidemic measures and take responsibility for epidemic prevention and control in their respective localities. When an epidemic threat occurs, priority must be given to the prevention of epidemics, implementing the motto 4 on the spot, proactively responding to various levels of epidemics. Do not apply a wide gap.

In the immediate future, the units will be proactive in a new normal state, both developing their economy and being ready to prevent epidemics in all sectors and fields at all agencies, units, organizations and enterprises. and community; Ensuring safety from epidemics is the basis for socio-economic development. Management agencies must strengthen inspection, rectification, tightening the implementation of epidemic prevention measures in each agency, unit, organization, enterprise, production establishment, especially places where practice Middle crowded people, strictly handle violations.

The Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Public Security continue to direct military and police units to coordinate with local authorities to strictly manage border entry and exit. Special attention is paid to the management of foreign experts and workers entering Vietnam to work, those who illegally enter through the trails and openings. At the same time, continue to strictly organize the implementation of isolation under the guidance of the health sector. Pay attention to prepare carefully to reopen international trade routes in accordance with the ability to prevent and fight epidemics, ensure safety, promote international exchange under the direction of the Prime Minister.

Improve testing capacity at medical facilities in the area. Units prepare materials, equipment, and biologicals for testing; organize training and training courses for staff on Covid-19 surveillance, isolation, testing and epidemic prevention, especially at the grassroots health level. Direct private health facilities to strengthen surveillance and early detection of cases with suspicious symptoms in order to promptly take samples for testing.

Direct urgently the implementation of vaccination against Covid-19 according to the allocated quantity and the local plan to use Covid-19 vaccine to ensure the completion of progress before May 15, 2021, to the right people, to be safe. full, effective; mobilize maximum resources for immunization activities, including medical facilities, medical training institutions in the area to organize Covid-19 vaccination to ensure safety and effectiveness for the in accordance with regulations. Follow up and set up teams to handle adverse incidents after vaccination. Arrange a sufficient number of anti-anaphylaxis to promptly handle serious adverse events, if any, after vaccination.

The units continue to strongly communicate in order to raise awareness and self-protect against the epidemic risk among the people, strictly implement measures to prevent and control epidemics in the new situation, absolutely not subjective to neglect. was.

In addition, the units also intensified the inspection and strict supervision of the implementation of regulations on entry, surveillance, medical isolation, and Covid-19 epidemic prevention testing, especially the pre-conditions. When entering, absolutely not to spread in the quarantine area or to the community.

These are the requirements set out by the Ministry of Health – the standing agency of the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 epidemic control in a document to the Chairman of the People’s Committee of 5 provinces and cities: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Quang Ninh, Hai Duong and Tay Ninh suggest strengthening COVID-19 epidemic prevention.

To uphold the responsibility of the leader, absolutely not neglect, subjective, and lose guard in epidemic prevention

Accordingly, in the official dispatch No. 2380 / CV-BCĐ, from March 24-27, 2021, the National Steering Committee has organized an inspection team to provinces and cities; based on the inspection results, the Ministry of Health (the standing agency of the National Steering Committee) suggests that the People’s Committees of provinces and cities continue to strictly observe the instructions of the Standing Secretariat of the Secretariat, the Government, the Prime Minister, National Steering Committee, Ministry of Health on monitoring, quarantine, testing and prevention of COVID-19 epidemic and guiding documents on strengthening surveillance and management of immigration.

Local authorities need to strictly comply with the direction of COVID-19 surveillance, isolation …

Continue to strengthen leadership, direct and uphold the responsibility of the leader in epidemic prevention and control, absolutely not neglect, subjective, and off guard. Regularly reporting, reviewing, drawing experiences in epidemic prevention work. Local leaders must focus on directing and proactively deciding appropriate anti-epidemic measures and take responsibility for epidemic prevention and control in their respective localities.

“When an epidemic threat occurs, priority must be given to the prevention of epidemics, implementing the guideline 4 on the spot, proactively responding to the epidemic’s levels. Do not apply a wide gap; Measures to prevent and control epidemics should be carefully calculated to minimize negative impacts on socio-economic activities and people’s lives ”- Deputy Minister of Health Do Xuan Tuyen – Deputy Head of the Board National Steering Committee for epidemic prevention COVID-19 emphasized in the dispatch.

In the immediate future, to be proactive in a new normal state, both economic development, and preparedness to prevent epidemics in all sectors and fields at all agencies, units, organizations, businesses and communities. ; Ensuring safety from epidemics is the basis for socio-economic development.

The management agency must intensify the inspection, rectification and tightening of the implementation of anti-epidemic measures at each agency, unit, organization, enterprise, and production establishment, especially in places where there are frequent gather people, strictly handle violations.

Strictly manage border entry and exit

The Steering Committee also suggested localities to coordinate with the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Public Security to continue directing military units and the police in coordination with local authorities to continue to strictly manage entry and exit across the border. special attention is paid to the management of foreign experts and workers entering Vietnam to work, those who illegally enter through trails and openings; at the same time continue to strictly organize the implementation of isolation under the guidance of the health sector.

Pay attention to prepare carefully to reopen international trade routes in accordance with the ability to prevent and fight epidemics, ensure safety, promote international exchange under the direction of the Prime Minister.

Sampling for SARS-CoV-2 screening

At the same time, localities also need to improve testing capacity at medical facilities in the locality; preparing supplies, equipment, and biologicals for testing; organize training and training courses for staff on COVID-19 surveillance, isolation, testing and epidemic prevention, especially at grassroots health facilities.

Direct private health facilities to strengthen surveillance and early detection of cases with suspicious symptoms in order to promptly take samples for testing.

Ensure that COVID-19 vaccination is given to the right audience and on schedule

Directing urgently the implementation of COVID-19 vaccination according to the allocated quantity and the local plan to use COVID-19 vaccine to ensure the completion of the vaccine on schedule before May 15, 2021, to the right audience. , safe and effective; mobilize to the maximum resources for immunization activities, including local medical facilities and medical training institutions to organize COVID-19 vaccination to ensure safety and effectiveness for subjects in accordance with the provisions of the Government’s Decree No. 21 / ND-CP of February 26, 2021 on the purchase and use of COVID-19 vaccines, the Prime Minister’s conclusion in Notice No. 47 / TB -VPCP on March 17, 2021; Follow up and set up teams to handle adverse incidents after vaccination.

Arrange a sufficient number of anti-anaphylaxis to promptly handle serious adverse events, if any, after vaccination.

Continue strong communication to raise awareness and self-protect against epidemic risks among the people, strictly implement epidemic prevention and control measures in the new situation, absolutely not subjective to neglect. Provide information to press agencies, mass media and the community about the subject of vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, monitor the response after vaccination.

Vaccinate people involved in the prevention of COVID-19 epidemic in Hai Duong

Good practice of 5K messages including masks – disinfection – distance – no gathering – medical reporting (Mask is required on public transport and public places) and recommendations vaccination COVID-19.

Strengthen inspection and strictly supervise the implementation of regulations on immigration, medical supervision and isolation, and COVID-19 epidemic prevention testing, especially pre-entry conditions (Examination Certificate negative for SARS-CoV-2, declaration of medical cover …), transportation and handover from border gates, medical isolation areas for people entering (including internal and external isolation areas military charge) absolutely not to spread in the quarantine area, to the community.