A herd of elephants roams a distance of 500km. (Photo: THX) Already famous at home, a herd of wandering elephants in China suddenly became international stars when being recorded by major media around the world on a journey that lasted more than a year, with a distance 500km, from conservation area wildlife from the mountainous southwest of Yunnan province to the outskirts of Kunming province. After being published by the press, Twitter and YouTube were flooded with interesting clips of the elephants’ actions, especially the scene where two baby elephants slipped into a ditch and were picked up by older members of the herd. help. “We should live like elephants, always family-oriented, spend time resting with family and help, take care and protect each other,” an account named MrDeterministicchaos commented on YouTube. Pictures about herd of elephants has become a trend of interest in recent days on the Chinese social networking site Weibo. For example, photos of sleeping elephants have attracted 25,000 posts and 200 million views, as of the evening of June 7. This herd of 15 roaming elephants was spotted by security cameras. They go to many farms in search of food and water. They broke into a car shop and even broke into many other houses along the way. Although no human or animal damage has been reported, reports show that the elephant herd causes crop damage of more than 1 million USD. Initially when leaving the sanctuary, the elephant herd had 16 children. However, authorities said the two cubs returned to the forest and one mother gave birth to a baby elephant in the process. Therefore, the current elephant herd consists of 6 females and 3 adult males, 3 baby elephants and 3 newborns. There is still no answer as to the reason why the elephants made the trip Journeys so far away. They seem to be particularly attracted to corn, fruit, and tropical crops. There are some opinions that this herd may have been lost from the leader of the herd. According to Nilanga Jayasinghe, an Asian animal conservation expert at the World Wildlife Fund, Asian elephants are often loyal to Living area of them. They only leave when there is disturbance, loss of resources or a sharp increase in the number of individuals. “We really don’t know why they left the range. But we do know that the elephant herd’s habitat has been significantly damaged by agricultural practices and the conversion of forests into farmland over the past few decades. One possible case is that in the process of searching for a new habitat, this herd got lost and kept going,” Jayasinghe wrote in an email. Elephants are one of the priority protected species in China. This has helped the elephant population in China to steadily increase, even as their natural habitat is shrinking. The Chinese government also requires owners and people to exercise maximum restraint when encountering elephants. Specifically, when seeing elephants, people must stay indoors, do not stare at them and do not use firecrackers and other methods to scare them away, causing them to run away in fear. Interesting image of a herd of sleeping elephants. (Photo: THX) To date, many measures are being taken to prevent elephants from entering urban areas such as placing trucks and construction equipment in the road or using food as a lure. As of June 8, the herd was still on the outskirts of Kunming, a city of 7 million people. The fact that one of the males had separated himself from the herd created both excitement and concern for those trying to track down the herd. China has mobilized more than 410 emergency response personnel, police, multiple motor vehicles and 14 drones to monitor the elephant herd. People in the area near where the elephants operate have been evacuated. They also prepare 2 tons of food to provide for the elephants. The Asian elephant, the continent’s largest land animal, is generally in decline overall, with fewer than 50,000 individuals remaining in the wild. Habitat loss, illegal poaching, and human-wildlife conflict are the biggest threats to elephants’ survival.

Fresh lychees flood supermarkets, markets attract customers to buy At noon on June 17, at many traditional markets such as Ba Chieu, Hoa Binh, Tan Dinh, Ho Trong Quy… fresh lychees were overwhelming compared to many other fruits sold at the market, present on vehicles. push, sidewalk stalls to market stalls. The retail price at the market ranges from 25,000-40,000 VND/kg for new goods, and for old goods, the price is only from 20,000 VND/kg. Mr. Binh (selling fruit at An Duong Vuong market, Binh Tan district, Ho Chi Minh City) said: “This is lychee from Bac Giang, sweet, thick pulp and not acrid. Nearly half a month now, every day I sell hundreds of kilograms to customers. The lychee takes a long time to dry, but the quality remains the same, the more delicious it is to eat.” Fresh lychee with intact branches sold in many traditional markets Lychee 35,000 VND/kg sold in the market, attracting customers to buy Along many roads such as Dien Bien Phu (District 3, Binh Thanh District), Vo Thi Sau (District 3), Cach Mang Thang Tam (Tan Binh District), Vo Van Kiet (Binh Tan District) … many trolleys carry full of fresh lychees, introducing Thanh Ha litchi (Hai Duong) for sale at only VND 15,000/kg, attracting many buyers because of its low price. However, according to many people who bought it, litchi fruit is thin, acrid, not as sweet as advertised. At a clean fruit shop on Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street (District 1), lychees are offered for sale with prices ranging from 65,000-75,000 VND/kg. “This is “airplane” fabric, ie shipped by air. Fresh lychees from Bac Giang province are harvested in the same day, then transported by plane to Saigon right away, so the fruit is not only fresh and delicious, but also has a strong taste like being enjoyed in the garden. Although the price is high, most of them are booked by customers in advance,” said the store staff. Fabric price is only 15,000-20,000 VND/kg Lychee is in nine seasons, so it’s busy pouring into Saigon market Meanwhile, supermarkets in Ho Chi Minh City also sell this item at very affordable prices. As at Saigon Co.op system, lychee prices fluctuate around 21,900-40,500 VND/kg depending on the region; In Aeon, litchi costs 25,000 VND/kg. Hypermarket Go! Big C offers consumers only 25,900 VND/kg… Ms. Nguyen Thi Bich Van, Communications Director of Central Retail Group in Vietnam said: “Litchi are purchased directly from farmers with the highest quality according to the market at the time of purchase, thereby contributing to the orientation of the market. prices for the season. The harvesting and transportation procedures ensure safety against epidemics according to the instructions of the ministries of health and transport. In the supermarket, lychee fruit has a very soft price for customers to choose to buy In addition to coming directly, customers can buy lychee fruit at the supermarket through the online system According to a representative of the Thu Duc agricultural wholesale market, early ripening lychees in the northern provinces returned to the market from May 22 and have consumed 7,000 tons. “The main season lychee has just arrived at the market for more than a week. The average amount of lychee is 700 tons/day, the price ranges from 23,000-32,000 VND/kg. Particularly, lychee by air costs 40,000-45,000 VND/kg, but not much,” said a representative of Thu Duc farmers market. Information from the Ministry of Industry and Trade said that the lychee area in Hai Duong and Bac Giang has a total area of ​​37,100 hectares with a total expected output of 235,000 tons this year.

Recently, the account Nguyen Tuan Anh caused a “storm” online when sharing a series of photos of the rose house on a forum. According to Tuan Anh, his house in Ba Vi, with an area of ​​​​about 300m2, was built on a land of 10,000m2. Worth mentioning, the garden is covered with flowers, most of which are roses. The ancient roses of Sa Pa, fading persimmons, climbing persimmons … are planted everywhere, causing many people to admire and admire. Tuan Anh revealed that his parents are civil servants, but because he is passionate about growing flowers, he wants to cover an area of ​​10,000m2 with flowers. “This house is designed and built with the view that it is not too luxurious, as long as it looks peaceful and simple and the children have to want to go home every time they have a break. So the whole family is very enthusiastic about the outside space “- Tuan Anh confided. Tuan Anh said that his mother planted flowers not only for the beauty of the house but also because of her passion and love for flowers since childhood. “Flowers and grasses seem to have souls, the flowers that my mother planted are always large and lush, if I am too busy to hire a sub-planter, then it is just like that, the tree wilts for a few days and dies. Since then, my parents have planted flowers by themselves, taking care of flowers like taking care of children, cherishing and pampering “- Tuan Anh shared. Immediately after Tuan Anh shared, the series of photos received more than 20,000 likes, nearly 4,000 comments and 1,500 shares. Let’s see some pictures of the house filled with roses in Ba Vi that made netizens “fever”.

It’s been almost a century since colorful neon signs have become a unique symbol of Hong Kong’s streets, contributing to attracting a large number of tourists every year. And not only reflected in the twinkling lights every night, but the modern spirit of Asia’s most vibrant city is being discovered in every corner of the city, created by countless enthusiastic and creative young artists. Szabotage – An enthusiastic artist working on his work on a street corner of Hong Kong. While street art took its first steps and quickly became a diverse form of artistic expression since the late 20th century, Hong Kong still embraces its own ancient heritage values. But as soon as it has become one of Asia’s top destinations, Hong Kong’s traditional beauty has absorbed a multitude of different cultural flows that follow travelers around the world. In the past few years, a vibrant youth culture has brought an energetic and colorful spirit to this city. Artists Carol and Rebecca are drawing their work to life. Starting with a few murals decorating the restaurant in 2014, Bibo restaurant (also known as Sheung Wan at the time) was the birthplace of street art. The French shop owner invited artists to come to Hong Kong to decorate his restaurant. And then, this young art form created its own cultural story. Coming from all over the world, talented and passionate artists are joining hands to make Hong Kong even more brilliant. Artist Elsa and one of my favorite works Behind each work is the emotional story of artists from around the world. Renowned artist Elsa Jean de Dieu has developed her talents from decorative paintings for shops, hotels, restaurants to countless street corners in Central, Soho and Sai Ying Pun. When she first came to Hong Kong, Elsa could not communicate with others in Cantonese. But very soon, she and the people here began to connect with each other through works of art. She put into it the endless inspiration about Hong Kong, in harmony with the peaceful beauty of nature and the soft femininity of herself. Carol and Rebecca with nature-themed work Hong Kong is known as the busiest financial and economic center in Asia. Therefore, the development of street art has greened the industrial urban appearance with a lot of fresh and refreshing nature themes. This is also the main theme in the works of young artist couple Carol Mui and Rebecca T Lin. They find creative inspiration in Hong Kong’s many beautiful and magnificent natural settings. Street art lovers can enjoy the bustling streets of Central, playful graffiti at Wong Chuk Hang industrial park or colorful hipster-style works at Sham Shui Po . In addition, Soho’s Peel Street is becoming more and more attractive thanks to the strong bloom of this art form. The most beloved works of artist Elsa Jean de Dieu can also be found here. Besides, if you are looking for a harmonious Hong Kong between old and new, Sai Ying Pun is a place worth visiting. Every street corner here is brightly colored by local and international artists. Posts : Beautiful Travel

The market is full of mangoes, but there are few buyers At noon on 24/5, at many traditional markets in such as Ho Hoc Lam, An Duong Vuong (Binh Tan District), Ho Trong Quy (District 6), Hoa Binh (District 5)… all kinds of acacia mango, Thai mango, Hoa Loc sand mango… are displayed at the stalls. Offering to buy mango, Mrs. Lam (small trader in the market next to Cho Lon Bus Station, District 5) said: “Mango is in season, so the price is almost half as cheap as last year. Like Hoa Loc sand mango, only 25,000-30,000 VND/kg; Acacia mango 10,000 VND/kg… There were days when many mangoes arrived, so they were not sold in time, so the basket was full, we had to reduce the price to push the goods.” “Buying a bag of mangoes with more than 2kg but the price is only 20,000 VND, cheaper than vegetables” – Ms. Trang (living in Tan Binh District) said and added that in recent days, she has bought a lot of mangoes for dessert summer vitamin C booster. When small traders “discharge” ripe mangoes, she also buys some (buying) to make mango jam, dried mango, mango rice paper… to save for later. Ms. Thu, a trader who buys mangoes in Long An, said that because mangoes in the southern provinces were in the harvest season, they were hit by an epidemic, so they dumped the goods. Accordingly, the price of acacia mango is reduced to 4,000-5,000 VND/kg, Cat Chu mango is 9,000-10,000 VND/kg, Hoa Loc sand worm is only 15,000-17,000 VND/kg. At many supermarkets, grade 1 mangoes on the shelves are also very cheap. As at Bach Hoa Xanh, the price of acacia mango is 15,000 VND/kg, the other types are slightly better but do not exceed 25,000 VND/kg. Meanwhile, Co.op Food supermarket sells first grade Hoa Loc mangoes for 45,000 VND/kg, reducing the price to only 35,9000 VND/kg… However, in stores selling clean fruit, mango is still at a high level. At a fruit shop next to Vuon Chuoi market (District 3), mangoes cost up to 80,000 VND/kg; or a “3 clean” shop on Hai Ba Trung Street (District 1), Hoa Loc mangoes cost nearly 100,000 VND/kg. According to the shop owner, this is an organic mango grown for export, so it has a high price. A representative of the Thu Duc agricultural wholesale market said that from the beginning of May until now, the total amount of mangoes imported to the market is 4,285 tons; average 194.77 tons/night. Mangoes are displayed on the sidewalk of Hoa Binh market (District 5) for only 10,000-15,000 VND/kg On the side of Cho Lon bus station (District 5, District 6) grade 1 mangoes are sold at wholesale market prices, but there are few buyers. Hoa Loc sand mango bag, price is only from 30,000 VND/kg. The small trader said that mangoes have never been so cheap as now. The fruit stalls in all markets in Ho Chi Minh City have no shortage of mango products, and customers who buy a lot also get a discount. Due to being in the harvest tool right away during the epidemic, many localities distanced themselves; while exports also face difficulties, leading to lower mango consumption. At the supermarket, Hoa Loc sand mango grade 1 is also on promotion, the price is only 35,600 VND/kg

When the mausoleum begins to fade, it is also the time when phoenix flowers bloom brightly on every street corner of the capital. Attached to the student age, even if we go far away from the beloved school, when looking at the blooming red phoenix flowers in the corner of the sky, it makes our hearts flutter, reminiscing about a bygone era. Phoenix flowers were brought to Vietnam by the French in the 19th century. Every year, phoenix flowers bloom from April to June. Nowadays, the flowers are grown in most provinces across the country. In Hanoi, phoenix flowers are planted a lot on sidewalks, in school parks to create shade or to decorate along roads. Inflorescences of phoenix flowers bloom at Trich Sai street (Tay Ho district). Hoang Thi Tam (Tay Ho district) shared, phoenix flowers are associated with memories of school days and everyone has experienced such a time. Cicadas cry, phoenix blooms signal the separation season of schoolchildren. The roads along the To Lich river are filled with the red color of phoenix flowers. The corner of the schoolyard flickers with red phoenix flowers/Summer comes and rushes the exam seasons. Poetry: Far away, phoenix. The rows of phoenixes leaning on Sword Lake. Stand out in front of one of the tallest buildings in Hanoi. The blooming red phoenix flower clusters signal another summer has come.

The harmonious combination between green trees and blue system makes the townhouse bring relaxation and peace. Photo: Quang Dam The house is located on the road in Ba Ria urban area, Ba Ria-Vung Tau province. The owner is a young couple with a small daughter who wants to build a peaceful place with lots of trees, so they named the house: Peace House. The townhouse should of course still retain the modern and comfortable breath. The outside facade of the house. Photo Quang Dam “When talking with us, the owner gives the top criteria as owning an open space, lots of trees and getting as much air circulation as possible through every corner of the house,” the Ant team said. I.Studio’s architect said. The 1st floor (ground floor) includes front parking, living room, kitchen, dining room and relaxing backyard with green trees and light. The living room is decorated with dark wood but feels very light. Photo: Quang Dam The back kitchen is airy with the door opened to the maximum, overlooking the green space of the trees behind the house. Photo: Quang Dam To optimize comfort and improve the quality of living space, the entire 2nd floor (1st floor) is for master bedroom and toilet combined with dressing room. The master bedroom on the 2nd floor also has a glass door with a curtain to maximize natural light. Photo: Quang Dam The system of sunshades on the balcony but still ensures the ventilation to catch the sun and wind. Photo: Quang Dam The unique feature of the architecture in this house is that the spaces are connected by a glass bridge with a separate entrance inside. The 3rd floor (2nd floor) is arranged with the daughter’s bedroom, the large family’s office and the ancestral worship room. The glass bridge creates a separate path inside the townhouse. Photo: Quang Dam The house has a rooftop layout with a laundry area, a warehouse and a front yard for growing vegetables. To enhance the light for the house, the skylight is arranged in the center of the house throughout from the first floor (ground floor) to the top floor and is completed by the iron-framed roof. The terrace has an entire area for growing vegetables for family meals. Photo: Quang Dam Homeowners want to enjoy a private place, so the facade is covered by a system of blue and green trees that both create accents and create a green space while still being airy for the house. The materials used in the house are simple but modern, with dark colors to emphasize the strong personality of the owner. The walls are covered with dark natural stone, the iron frame is dark gray, and the interior is dark wood tone creating a cozy feeling. The front of the house is a combination of green trees and blue systems to prevent heat and dust. Photo: Quang Dam In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the city, the owner was satisfied because he had a peaceful house, Peace House, in harmony with nature but still comfortable and modern. The main architects: Nguyen Viet Cuong, Tran Huu Hoang, Nguyen Anh Dao, Nguyen Xuan Trinh. Design company : I.Studio.

Cheap, even super cheap, only a few thousand dong, rich in color and attractive flavor, these ice cream sticks are sought after by many people without knowing the origin and quality. In the summer, Chinese domestic ice cream is extremely popular food, especially in the online market. At an online store specializing in selling ice cream on Giai Phong street, the ice cream is priced at 4000 VND / 1 stick with many different flavors, every day this place sells about 40 boxes of goods, equivalent to 1600 ice cream sticks. According to the seller, at this time, Vietnam’s epidemic situation is tense, goods are difficult to return, which makes these creams even more popular in the Hanoi market. In Phu Luong Ward – Ha Dong – ice cream warehouse specializes in wholesale pouring for most of the inner districts of Hanoi. Since the epidemic, Vietnam – China border gates are very limited in import and export. However, here, this product advertised as a Chinese domestic product has a very regular volume, 200 boxes of ice cream are imported and exported every day. in which the sunflower-covered chocolate ice cream is the best-selling item It is known that this Chinese ice cream has nearly a hundred different flavors depending on the source of each warehouse. Among them, there are also many products that are of poor quality that are mixed and sold by small traders. The mixing ratio is more or less, depending on the selling price of the warehouse with the price from 110k-140k/1 box of 40 ice cream sticks. In fact, all of these products are imported into Vietnam through a small quota, so there are no documents on the source of goods as well as product quality control. Therefore, many small traders in Hanoi have to open many warehouses, in order to divide the source of goods, to bypass the competent forces. After peeling off the skin, this cream is colorful, heavy with aromas. For products of unknown origin, with such vibrant colors and many flavors, there are many potential risks of additives and colors that can be harmful to users’ health. Ice cream is an indispensable product to help cool down on hot days. However, besides the guaranteed products, there are also many poor quality products that are mixed into the market. Therefore, to protect the health of themselves and their families, users should choose products of origin and should prioritize natural flavors instead of toxic and strange chemical flavors. (According to ANTV)

Sometimes we face difficult problems in life, it feels like the whole world is against us. It is during these times that, according to feng shui, removing a few details in the house or adding a few feng shui elements will help you refresh the house, creating a new living space to help you feel more refreshed. . Why is it necessary to do so? Because home is the place where we relax and rest, the most important spiritual support in life. With small changes in your home, feng shui can help you improve your work, finances, health, and love life. Feng Shui Tam Nguyen shows 9 ways to help repel negative energy in your home! 1. Change the furniture in the living room If your living room is overflowing with intricate sofas, large shelves or even a coffee table that takes up almost the entire space in the room, don’t hesitate to replace them now! Choose smaller pieces of furniture to create more free space for your home, helping to create a more spacious, airy and harmonious feeling for the whole house. 2. Don’t forget to open the window to catch the sun Pulling the curtain or opening the window to catch the sun in the morning is one of the habits that should be had and taken place every day. Even when it’s cold, you should also create an opportunity for outside air to enter the house, because the circulation of air in and out will create a fresher space, which is good for your health. A magical effect you may not know is that creating fresh air in your home is the best environment to improve your mood. When you breathe clean air, your body will produce more serotonin hormone – a hormone that makes you happy and relaxed. So don’t forget to open the door every morning to help improve your health and energize for the new day! 3. Salt Why salt? Because in the opinion of the Eastern people, salt has many magical benefits. It is considered a cleansing substance, helping to purify the body, remove unclean things, negative energies in the body as well as in your home. If you feel that your house is too stuffy, negative energies are flooding the room, put a pinch of salt in every corner of the house to absorb them. After 48 hours, clean up the salt you have just sprinkled and receive a new source of energy and drive away the bad luck you have been experiencing recently. In medicine, salt is also a substance that helps improve health, control heart-related diseases and is an indispensable beauty ingredient for women! 4. Don’t turn the house into a storage room Vietnamese people often have the habit of hoarding old utensils with the thought that this item is very necessary and will be used in the future. But in fact, most of those items fall into oblivion, and turn your room into a place to store old and broken things. That’s why you need to keep the room clean and tidy. On a day when you find yourself in a bad mood, try to clean up and throw away those unnecessary items, rearrange your living space more neat and orderly! You will definitely find your soul more relaxed, comfortable and peaceful! 5. Bonsai is not just for decoration In feng shui, ornamental plants or flowers are items that help improve luck in the house, bringing more luck to the owner. However, one thing to keep in mind is that don’t let dead plants or vases wither in the house because it will bring bad luck and affect your whole house. 6. There must be at least one mirror in the house Mirrors are not only to beautify, but also to attract positive energy and calm your soul. Besides, the mirror is a very good light reflector, helping to neutralize the missing corners in the house design or the incoming bad air. But also because of the reflectivity of the mirror, you need to be very careful to choose the right hanging position, avoid placing in bad positions, affecting the house and yourself! 7. Huyen Quan is clean The space from the entrance to the living room is called the mystical gate. How do you feel if you just walked into the house and found garbage, littered slippers and things piled up? Never turn the mystical area of ​​the house into a “garbage dump”, because this is the first place you see when you return home, a buffer space to switch from motion to static, a place to neutralize. positions in feng shui housing. Not only about the feng shui factor, the preservation of the mystical area also brings many aesthetic factors, helping your house look clean and showing the style of the owner of the house. Hanging a few still-life paintings in combination with talent items such as Ngu Phuc Mai Hoa, Tam Cat Mai Hoa or Nguyen Loc Hoa Mai both decorates the mystical area and helps attract fortune and luck for the family. master. 8. Aromatherapy A faint scent in the room also helps you relax after a long hard day. The aroma from essential oils not only helps you reduce anxiety and stress, but also reduces symptoms such as sweaty hands or heart palpitations. Results from a study published in the Journal of Advanced Nursing showed that patients treated with essential oils had significant improvements in their mood and felt more positive immediately after the treatment. Many essential oils have a relaxing function, so they can also be very helpful in helping you sleep. In addition, essential oils have antiseptic properties that will help clear bacteria and mold in the air, improving respiratory problems such as nasal congestion, coughing or sneezing. 9. Keep the house clean Finally, don’t forget that a clean home is a home with good energy. You should avoid breaking furniture or leaving debris behind. Always keep your space as neat and clean as possible to restore balance and good energy. * Information is for reference only.

The project is in the form of townhouses, built on a 125m2 plot of land in Thu Dau Mot city, Binh Duong province, with three surfaces adjacent to another building and only one open front. The request of the landlord is to create a living space close to nature, with ventilation, with many trees. According to the blueprint, the architects have stepped forward to have a yard, which is also a viewpoint. The house has a 2-storey structure in the front and 3 floors behind. From the outside, the house has a modern, simple and elegant appearance. The first floor is the living room space and the kitchen – dining room connected from the outside to the inside. The stairs to the second floor stretched to one side. This staircase has a concrete structure built with bricks to make use of the undercarriage to make a WC room, and borrow the railing as a wall to hang the television. For a cool feel, white is used as the main color combined with gray and light brown wood. Very simple furniture suitable for modern architectural style. To enhance connections and interactions between members and create lots of space for children to function, right upstairs there is a children’s play area. The point of view of the owner and the design team is that there is a place for children to play and move on every floor. The kitchen – dining room is located at the back of the house, attached to the garden under the backyard well. The garden is designed with many levels to create an interesting highlight. This place is always full of sunshine and wind and is also a children’s play place close to nature. Next to the stairs in the middle of the house is a large well. The stairs going from the 2nd floor to the 3rd floor are made of – wooden steel to create ventilation and this structural system is like flying in space. The roof system is made up of folded concrete beams and glass roofs to create light and shimmering shadows in the interior. The corridor on the second floor is also very wide with many trees. The parents bedroom on the second floor at the back of the house opens up to the well and a hallway with a large glass wall to connect the space. Sunlight can shine into the bedroom. Bedroom furniture is simple, unified throughout the house: White walls and ceilings, gray floors and light wood furniture in a simple form. Walls open to the wells use brick holes to create ventilation. The dotted green color makes the space cool and lively. Skylight area – staircase between the house viewed from above; always flooded with sunshine and wind. Stairs and steel-wood corridors lead to the third floor behind the house. This place is a worship room combined with a library. The church wall is made up of slender spokes that evoke a sense of lightness and repeat the image of the house’s facade with sloping roofs. The wooden ceiling system in the shrine room evokes a warm, intimate feeling. Sunshine spreads everywhere and light effects are part of interior aesthetics./.

Images of hundreds of people without masks crowded together at Santa Monica pier and watching street performances on Venice’s walkway have raised fears that California spring break could go out of control. This case happened in the city of Miami Beach, Florida. On March 20, Mr. Dan Gelber, mayor of Miami Beach, declared a state of emergency because of the huge wave of tourists flocking here. After more than a year spending more time at home than on the street, many people are eager to party in the sun when summer comes. However, wearing a mask and exercising social distance makes the fun even more fading. Covid-19 vaccination is underway as planned. According to the The Guardian about 50% of adults in the City of Los Angeles have received at least one shot. However, local health authorities warn that it is too early for the public to lose their guard. Barbara Ferrer, Los Angeles’ public health director, advises people during this time not to rush to travel and gather large numbers of people. However, some leaders want to lift pandemic restrictions to restart the economy as soon as possible. Many people flock to famous places in California. Photo: The Guardian. Several theme parks reopened this week. Outdoor bars and bowling alley will be allowed to resume operations in Los Angeles on April 5. “Every indicator we are monitoring locally is on the right track. Everything is very good, ”Eric Garcetti, mayor of Los Angeles, said during a press conference on 29/3. In it he just mentioned briefly about the things that need to be done for spring break. With the current situation, Rochelle Walensky, director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), has a contrary opinion with Mr. Garcetti. New infections are on the rise again, she said. The country is in danger of losing its advantage in the fight against the Covid-19 epidemic when a new variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus spreads rapidly. Over the weekend, 100,000 people visited the famous pier in Santa Monica without any anti-epidemic measures. Santa Monica city leaders are planning to limit the number of people on the pier by not accepting visitors before 3 hours of closing. They also run the program “Health Ambassadors”, recruiting people to remind visitors to wear masks.

Lavender fields in a village in northern India are filled with purple. Photo: the Guardian According to the Guardian, the village of Lehrote became famous when a farmer named Bharat Bhushan – 43 years old, won the prestigious award for innovation in the field of farming from the Indian Institute of Agricultural Research. This is one of the organizations promoting the campaign to deal with climate change and its impact on the agricultural sector. Lavender is a good drought tolerant plant that can grow and grow on poor soil, does not need a lot of water and loves the sun. “I started growing lavender in 2010 during the Indian Institute of Integrated Medicine campaign in Jammu. This is a very easy plant and doesn’t need a lot of watering. I only use cow manure to fertilize the plant.” Mr. Bharat Bhushan shared. According to Bharat Bhushan, there are more than 500 farmers in this area growing lavender. He also prepared two nurseries for breeding this flower. From now on, this village has become an area specializing in growing and distilling lavender. Domestic demand for lavender essential oil remains quite high and growers like Bharat Bhushan often sell the distilled essential oil directly to customers in cities in India such as Mumbai and Delhi. “The easy-to-grow nature of lavender makes it popular with farmers. The income from lavender cultivation is much better than from other crops like corn. One hectare of lavender land has. can help farmers get 30-45 liters of essential oil, “said senior scientist Sumeet Gairola. Recently, the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) announced the expansion of the “Fragrant Mission” campaign with the participation of farmers from northern Indian states such as Uttarakhand, Nagaland and Asam. Thus, fields of flowers filled with purple hues are likely to soon become a popular sight across India.