Le Duong Bao Lam became famous after being crowned the champion of the program Laughing Xuyen Viet in 2015. Few people know that, before being rich, Le Duong Bao Lam used to live in poverty in his hometown. Screenshots Recently, on his personal page, Le Duong Bao Lam posted a clip introducing his childhood home. Screenshots The old house of Le Duong Bao Lam was simply built of bricks, without lime and painted on the walls. Screenshots Inside the house is dilapidated but attached with many memories. Screenshots Actor Le Duong Bao Lam introduced from the door to many familiar items such as tables, old mirrors, her sister’s notebooks, glasses, etc. All of them were covered with quite thick dust over time. Screenshots In the kitchen, Bao Lam introduced the pepper pestle, rock sugar box, lid,… Photo: screenshot The most notable are the grandfather’s ladle and the wood stove. Screenshots The actor couldn’t help but be moved when he looked back at the objects that were attached to his poor childhood. Screenshots Talking about his childhood home, Le Duong Bao Lam said that in the future he plans to build a new house to store objects associated with his childhood memories. Screenshots Currently, Le Duong Bao Lam’s parents have moved to a more spacious new house, decorated with many ornamental plants. Photo: Giadinhnet Video: Cam Ly’s beautiful little vegetable garden. Source: CamLy Vlog

Organizing the inauguration ceremony and handing over the great solidarity house to Mr. Ngo Van Luan’s family. On June 15, the Ngu Thuy Border Guard Station, the Border Guard Command of Quang Binh province held a ceremony to inaugurate and hand over the great solidarity house to the family of Mr. Ngo Van Luan in Nam Hai village, Ngu Thuy commune, Le Thuy district. After more than 2 months of construction, the great solidarity house was completed on schedule and with quality. Mr. Luan’s new house has an area of ​​50m2; The wall structure, the roof is solidly poured with concrete with a total value of nearly 150 million VND. Representative of Quang Binh Provincial Border Guard Command gave gifts to Mr. Ngo Van Luan. It is known that, in order to strengthen the solidarity of army and people at the border, Ngu Thuy Border Guard Station, Quang Binh Border Guard Command has connected with artists and benefactors inside and outside the province; Together with the contribution of the staff and soldiers, they have built a house of solidarity for the poor in the border areas. Mr. Ngo Van Luan was a former officer of the People’s Armed Police (now the Border Guard). He enlisted in the army in 1962 and worked at the People’s Armed Police of Binh – Tri – Thien province (former). Mr. Luan is 83 years old, weak in health and belongs to a poor household in Ngu Thuy commune.

Most recently, netizens have shared a clip recording the scene of Ho Van Cuong – Phuong My Chi participating in a TV program and performing the duet song “Dau’s wife”. In this performance, Ho Van Cuong plays the husband, and Phuong My Chi plays the wife in 2020. The couple Phuong My Chi – Ho Van Cuong is considered to be a good match with great support from the dance troupe. Notably, in the clip, many people commented that the voice of adopted son Phi Nhung had many shortcomings. This young male singer’s voice is low and hoarse, not as clear and emotional as when he was famous. This is an inevitable consequence of Ho Van Cuong’s voice breaking during puberty. According to the male singer’s share, during the time when his voice broke, he rarely received shows, sang less, and of course made less money than Phuong My Chi. “Like all boyfriends, when I hit puberty, my voice broke. It was around 2016-2017 or something. I was so shocked, I couldn’t believe my voice broke. Then the other day. When I go to sing, I feel sad because my voice is not as clear and sweet as before. Ho Van Cuong said. Paying attention, adopted son Ho Van Cuong shared: “ After singing, I went down to the stage, some aunts and uncles gathered around saying that I sang with a ‘loud voice’, and my voice was out of tune because my voice broke. When I got home, I just closed the door and cried. I know this is inevitable but I still wish it didn’t happen to me. After a year of getting used to breaking my voice, I cried all the time.” Ho Van Cuong talked about his difficult period: “ The feeling of being criticized by the audience for singing is no longer good, singing with a ‘loud voice’ is very sad. Nhung’s mother comforted and encouraged her a lot. Mom showed me how to adjust my voice after it broke. My mother also taught me how to catch my breath and sing so that I don’t show off anymore. By now, I have overcome this psychological pressure.”

Statistics show that in 2019, 1.9 million Chinese tourists came to Russia. This number ranks third in terms of inbound tourists to Russia, second only to Kazakhstan and Ukraine.

There are many interesting things to travel to Russia. A long time ago, I heard people say that Russian high-speed rail attendants charge tips. At that time, I felt very strange, wondering how the aunts and grandpas who lined up to get cheap rice and eggs would give them so easily.

But when we came to Russia, we really “consciously” paid the tips. Let me talk about the process in detail:

First of all, Russia also has high-speed rail.

The name of the Russian high-speed rail is “Сапсан”, which means peregrine falcon, commonly known as duck tiger. There are currently only two routes: one is from Moscow to St. Petersburg, and the other is from Moscow to Nizhny Novgorod.

We took the line from Moscow to St. Petersburg, which was put into use in December 2009. The whole journey was less than 1,000 kilometers, and it took nearly 4 hours to calculate the 250 kilometers per hour. Here, it can only be regarded as the level of high-speed trains, not high-speed rail at all.

Secondly, the train is good and the rail is poor. Objectively speaking, the high-speed rail locomotive made in Russia is still good. The tour guide said that it was imported from Siemens, Germany. Each row is composed of 10 groups, worth more than 800 million euros, and can operate at -40°C to +40° Normal driving within the temperature range of C.

The tour guide said that, not only did we think of the K3 international train that we took from Beijing to Moscow, it also seemed to be made in Germany. It has been imported from 1995 to today, and it has been running for 26 years, and the quality has nothing to say.

Why not buy China’s high-speed rail? We asked the tour guide and she said seriously: We know that China’s high-speed rail is very good, but we need to lay special tracks. We are poor and have no money.

In the subsequent itinerary, we finally learned the meaning of the tour guide’s sentence: Russia’s high-speed rail was too shaken and the noise was particularly loud. This Siemens locomotive runs at a speed of 250 kilometers per hour on a traditional ordinary line, not our dedicated ballastless track.

What’s more interesting is that Russia’s high-speed rail slows, express, and high-speed trains are mixed, and the speed can’t go up at all.

Again, “consciously” tip.

The flight attendants don’t want a lot of tips, 10 yuan, and they charge RMB. Everyone will be unhappy if you pay extra, but you can’t stand the sweetness of the pretty tour guide. The tour guide is 26 years old and his surname is Smirnov. She explained that it means “modest”. In order to facilitate memory, we later called him a modest guide.

When we were on the bus at the railway station, Mr. Qian told us about tipping, saying that it was a “local custom” and that the money was not much. It could show the generosity and wealth of Chinese tourists, and it could also make everyone Each tourist enjoys better service. I don’t know if I did my homework ahead of time, but the aunts and uncles who came with me also actively agreed.

When we got on the bus, the flight attendant was standing by the door. Although the facial features were very three-dimensional and they were pretty good-looking, we could tell from the body that we were married. Later, I saw a few more and discovered that it seems that the Russian high-speed train attendants are all married.

Soon after the train started, the tall and magnificent flight attendants came, first smiled at everyone, and then said four words in somewhat awkward Mandarin: “Hello, tip”, and then tipped them one by one.

We found that the three aunts in the same group were very happy to pay for the money, and took the flight attendant to take a group photo with the scissor hands. There are even more unexpected discoveries: There are not only Chinese tourists in the carriage, but the flight attendant sister seems to be eye-catching, even if the Chinese tourists want to tip. We were puzzled.

After paying the tip, I got better service. The train drove for about an hour, and the flight attendant sister came over and asked us through the tour guide if we need to go to the bar for a drink.

Of course we will go. A very elegant dining car with a dozen seats. You can drink or drink liquor. Of course, it costs money. You can also have a box lunch, sit by the window, and eat quietly while watching the scenery.

In other words, the Russian high-speed rail box lunch is cheaper than us, ranging from 250 rubles to 500 rubles, which is about 20 to 50 yuan. Staple foods include rice, noodles, bread, etc. Green vegetables include cucumbers, tomatoes, potatoes, etc. The most affordable meats are grilled chicken, sausages and other meats.

Finally, we want to add that at the station in St. Petersburg, according to the previous process, we usually go to the toilet. It is not convenient to add an attraction. However, at the door of the toilet, there was a big sign with 30 rubles per person written in English. Seeing that it was English, not Chinese characters, we felt a little more balanced, but we didn’t go in and turned away.

Mr. Tam Co’s group was used to taking medicine in the mountains, so even though they were vegetarians, they were thin, but climbing the mountain was unharmed. I shuffled behind. Where is the medicine? I climbed up and down. Seeing flower eyes, weak legs. Wanting to complain, but afraid of being kicked back, try to keep climbing. Kick after kick and then kick again. Interspersed in the rock are flat sands planted with clover. The drug is further away. It was almost lunch time, when the group had collected a pack of cigarettes each, I caught up with the group. I hesitantly walked over to take some pictures of people taking medicine. Hesitating every step for fear of long reptiles hiding under the leaves, hidden somewhere in the rock crevices. The more wild the place, the more drugs, the more potential wild animals contain venom. Those who take medicine follow the shadow of each branch of medicine growing in the rock jam, on the cliff to reach, uproot, remove the roots… Dust leads to the other, up and up again. Taking medicine is not easy. The journey of carrying heavy packs of cigarettes down the mountain was even more difficult. The steep stone slopes are slippery, and people are crawling along each rock crevice. When taking a lot of medicine, the whole group had to climb up and down carrying medicine three or four times a day on the narrow road. Uncle Ut Egypt, the leader of the group, wore a bandana and smiled with a crisp black smile: “What’s the point of coming here? We’ve been going to get medicine since we were biking. Pedal here from home for half a day, then climb the mountain to dig for medicine and then carry the medicine down the mountain. It takes a couple of days to get medicine for a couple of days. Then the medicine dwindled, had to go all the way to the island, to Cambodia, Thailand, and Laos. Many people have died from falling ill while taking medicine in the deep forest of poisonous water. But when you see drugs, you are greedy, so go ahead without fear of extremes.” Uncle Ut Egypt is trying to fly over Ba Doi Om mountain. Uncle Ut Egypt is more than sixty years old, good at picking bones for hire. People take the salary of five million, you take two million. Then he spent that money as the cost of going to herbal medicine to collect each medicine cart and distribute it to good doctors in the area. Extremely happy to help life. Seeing the drug ham is like a farmer having a successful crop. People like the group of Uncle Ut Egypt, Mr. Tam Co turn their own lives into the miraculously healthy arms of caring doctors. They replace the hard work of doctors in planting, tending or hunting for precious medicinal plants in places where there is miasma. They replace the doctor in danger to bring back the patients the quintessential medicine that heaven and earth worked hard to mold. During this trip, the group of men looking for medicinal herbs followed the silhouette of a winged tree. Let’s fly. They have no wings but they can fly. As long as the spores are able to settle, life is formed. Looking at each hour trying to lie in the rock, with thick root clusters, containing large tubers overflowing with medicinal resin, people wonder: “How does it live in the drought?”. Drought here, even the ancient trees with large long roots crawling deep in the ground are also bare and bare. At that time, each bunch of people trying to eat on the rocks turned their heads down in the burning sun and kept cherished in small streams of life. The stream of plastic gradually dries up with the water source. Mother’s body has long withered. Before it died, it exerted its last bit of strength to multiply countless spores. The spores hide in the dry body of the mother, lying there or blowing in the wind and then leaning against the cliff to wait. Sunny, then sunny, then more sunny. The germ of life is still waiting quietly. Humans eat plants and then the corpses eventually mix with the soil to grow plants. In plants there are people, in people there are plants. Each bunch of trying to wear a living cliff waits to live like this year after month. Medicinal plants themselves aspire to live, overcome hardships to live, not to flower and bear fruit, and finally to accumulate and store medicines… Living herbs spread somewhere in the mountains, in the middle of the forest, next to the lettuce leaves. Who knows the name of the drug, who knows the use. People just call it trash or worse, a weed. The herb has been smoldering in it so much sun and wind. How many pure minerals of the wind and sky country are received and retained in each herbal body. Yet when it comes to the pharmacy, in the hands of the user, the herbal slices are no longer worth the money. People easily collect hundreds of ladders of medicine, drink it and can’t throw it away. What is wrong with herbs? Every human body is a product of nature. Every drop of herb is every drop of pure nature. For or against it, it is also reversible in nature. No matter how rapidly society develops, it must realize that what nature creates to nurture each other is perfect. Plants that flower and bear fruit feed butterflies, while the caterpillars also cultivate fertilizer for flowers and fruits. Humans eat plants and then the corpses eventually mix with the soil to grow plants. In plants there are people, in people there are plants. The flow of minerals operates like the circulation of water through all life. Herbs, the species that live quietly like flying, like ginseng, such as octopus, sand species …, live not to accumulate essences for fruit but to put all the accumulated minerals year after year for the stems and leaves of tubers. roots. The older, the more concentrated the essence, the more seasoned the drug. Mr. Dien takes care of a medicinal herb garden of about 15 people with more than 20 varieties. The cinnamon tree has been sewn for eight years and is only as tall as a human head. Herbs are a treasure of heaven and earth. But it is precious only to those who belong to it. There was a teacher in the medicine profession who said, “In the fields, people call for herbs. In the hands of a physician, the plant becomes a single element.” But a few doctors can really turn plants into lingzhi. The ominous thing is that we are still plying our trade and praying for good luck and herbs. So drugstores are still rushing to collect drugs, medicinal plants are still being cut down and herbs are still the last place to cling when the disease has reached the final stage. Each herbal treatment becomes a black and red game of chance. We understand so little about herbs. Like the old saying we die on a pile of pills. We understand very little about herbs, so many doctors prescribe them inappropriately, but patients believe that the doctor tries to take them, making the condition worse. We abuse the source of herbs because simply walking out in the summer can fill a pot of medicine with a floating prescription. Both herbs and chemicals need dosages and procedures. Physicians who truly understand their profession and have a real work ethic will monitor the patient’s daily medication use, mastering each of the properties of herbal plants to prescribe and change prescriptions according to the disease’s condition. If not carefully monitored by conscientious physicians, herbs are poisonous. A good physician is a researcher who can understand the properties of herbs, describe the symptoms, listen to the feedback. A good doctor will recognize where the patient’s disorder comes from, and how to get rid of that root. After doing a lot of research to be able to speak clearly, to create confidence in the patient, the doctor gave his prescription fifty percent effective. When the body accepts, a little medicinal properties also make the disease calm down. When the body receives, one can drink cold water and still be healthy, let alone drink the quintessential herbal lines of heaven and earth. Human life lies in the core of the proverb “eat vegetables when hungry, take medicine when sick”. Medicines of the ancients were herbs. We understand too little about herbs to have no faith in herbs. Let’s be our own teachers to accompany the doctor in the path of healing by a benign path from herbs. Don’t let ambiguity push you into the arms of charlatans and don’t let ignorance blame herbs. Herbs are as fresh as the rain and wind of heaven and earth. Herbal equity between rich and poor, good and bad. Herbs are treasures. Let’s open another life because of the old saying. Understand and be at peace with herbs. Articles and photos: Vo Dieu Thanh

However, such a small town has been ranked as the richest town in the United States for many years, and its wealth will definitely refresh your new understanding.

Although it is more than 40 minutes away from the city center, it is only a dozen minutes away from the world’s most influential headquarters of Google, Tesla, and Facebook.

However, the people who live in suburban towns are not employees of these high-tech groups, but a large group of presidents.

More than a hundred years ago, Atherton was originally the most common agricultural town in the southern suburbs of San Francisco.

Later, with the rapid development of San Francisco, Silicon Valley gave birth to many high-tech companies that affected the world. Atherton, far away from the city center, had a quiet life and became a place where many CEOs bought real estate.

In just a few decades, Atherton’s housing prices soared like a rocket.

The most common house today is as high as 7 million U.S. dollars, and some large-scale luxury houses require more than 30 million U.S. dollars.

If it is some well-built manor, the price of more than 100 million US dollars is not surprising.

The reason why it is loved by these wealthy people is that Atherton is not far or near in distance, it can avoid the hustle and bustle of the city center, it can also provide a certain degree of privacy for the wealthy, and it can also facilitate work.

In addition, it is also a small town with investment value.

Over the past ten years, Atherton’s housing prices have risen by a minimum of about three times. If it was purchased 10 years ago, the price of a villa today is comparable to a huge windfall.

Of course, for those listed CEOs, Atherton’s real estate is just one year’s income. Living in Atherton is more of an identity in the circle.

Imagine that your neighbor is either the CEO or the chairman of a world-class company. This kind of high-level social interaction is itself a resource.

Children in public elementary schools are still descendants of high elites. In such an elite-to-elite atmosphere, the descendants educated by them will not be bad.

For example, there is an equestrian club in the town, and its membership costs hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.

In daily life, rich people can take their families to ride horses, and horse races and other activities are held every year.

But most of the time, its existence is dedicated to the social services of the rich.

In fact, Atherton’s package is not perfect.

When we buy a house, we will consider supermarkets, commercial districts, subways, hospitals, parks, schools and other facilities. But except for a park and three public elementary schools, Atherton’s daily life is not convenient.

For example, if you have to drive to the city center for shopping, you have to drive more than ten minutes to a big town for meals.

Of course, the lives that we ordinary people consider are trivial matters to the rich, and naturally someone will handle such trivial matters.

For the residents of Atherton, being clean and undisturbed is what people want.

In Atherton during the day, people are often not visible on the sidewalk.

The manor houses and villas of every house are tightly fenced to avoid being snooped by strangers.

The exquisite and luxurious mansions are like small worlds. People do not disturb each other. This is the life circle of the rich.

There are about 7,000 residents living in Atherton.

Except for the aboriginals, all those luxury houses were purchased by the rich in Silicon Valley, so Atherton was also dubbed the CEO town by outsiders.

Here, meeting a CEO with tens of millions of dollars in assets is not unusual.

The gathering of the rich has made Atherton’s per capita income far ahead every year.

According to the latest calculations, Atherton’s family has an average annual income of more than 520,000 U.S. dollars, and an annual income of 500,000 U.S. dollars (approximately RMB 3.4 million) is still the “poor” at the bottom of the town.

And this is still an average. What is the annual income of those top families?

When “super VIP” (VVIP) customers entered the Krystal Exclusive Club, young women wearing crowns and angel wings quickly rushed out to greet them. These customers are taken to the VVIP room, which is filled with luxurious furniture. Krystal’s customers are rich people, Thai officials or business owners. For this class, the COVID-19 prevention restrictions seem to make no sense. But earlier this year, Krystal and another nightclub in the vicinity, Emerald, became the largest and deadliest outbreak in Thailand, according to Health Ministry officials. Many people related to these two nightclubs have contracted the disease, including those from the upper class. The health authority said that while the majority of Thais strictly adhere to the regulation of wearing masks and restricting gatherings, the privilege of being granted to the elites has caused the COVID-19 epidemic to re-emerge in Bangkok. . The nightclub cluster also highlights class distinctions in one of the countries with the largest wealth gap between major economies. Thailand is one of the countries with a huge gap between rich and poor. In the photo, the Khlong Toey slum is located below the tall buildings. Photo: Bangkok Post Thailand has gone many months without a case in the community. But now, the disease has spread from luxury nightclubs, which cater to powerful and wealthy men, to the slums adjacent to highways and railways in Bangkok. In these cramped areas, keeping your distance is nearly impossible. The wave of the disease has also spread to prisons, construction sites and factories. Sittichat Angkhasittisiri, head of a community in the capital’s largest slum – Khlong Toey, said bitterly: “The rich party, and the poor suffer the consequences.” There is no way the epidemic wave has penetrated Khlong Toey yet. But according to Mr. Sittichat, a man living in Khlong Toey met a friend who had attended a party at the Krystal outbreak. After feeling unwell, the man quarantined himself in his car because he had nowhere else to go. But he was able to infect three other people, causing the disease to spread in the slums where thousands of people lived. “Officials say quarantine is necessary, but that is with the rich. Our house is too small to be isolated,” Sittichat said. A boy in Khlong Toey carries a backpack to an ambulance. Photo: Bangkok Post Before November 2020, the total number of COVID-19 cases in Thailand was less than 5,000. But by the end of May 2021, Thailand recorded more than 5,800 new cases of COVID-19 in just one day. The total number of cases currently in Thailand is about 175,000 cases. “Gone are the days when the World Health Organization (WHO) praised Thailand for its campaign against COVID-19,” the newspaper said. Bangkok Post write. The resurgence of COVID-19 in Thailand is part of an epidemic wave sweeping through Southeast Asia. Thailand mainly relies on locally produced AstraZeneca vaccines. The company that makes AstraZeneca has never made a vaccine before. The “phuyai”, known as the “elite” in Thailand, can travel abroad to get vaccinated. The Russian vaccine tour costing 220,000 baht (equivalent to nearly 150 million VND) in Thailand has been fully booked until July. Meanwhile, poorer people are struggling with the epidemic. Many people have to wait to be treated in government makeshift hospitals. Mutita Thongsopa, a dairy company employee who came to Bangkok to support her family, said: “Society is very, very unequal. The phuyai destroyed the anti-COVID-19 campaign, and we, the little ones, we can’t live.” On April 27, Mutita’s older sister, Supatra Thongsopa, a 40-year-old grocery worker, arrived at the government testing center at 3am to line up. Supatra waited that whole day, then two more days later. While waiting, Supatra texted her sister complaining of fatigue and stomach problems. On May 1, Supatra was tested. The result was positive, and she died five days later. Supatra’s boyfriend, who also has COVID-19, is still being treated in the hospital. “They die like autumn leaves,” says Mutita. Although a Bangkok court sentenced the managers of two nightclubs Krystal and Emerald to two months in prison for violating epidemic prevention regulations, so far no one else has been held responsible for the epidemic. outbreak again in Thailand. Although considered poor, the people of Khlong Toey slum are an important labor force in Bangkok. They are delivery people, delivering food. Their motorbikes crept past the Mercedes lined up on the road. They are construction workers of luxury apartment buildings and commercial centers. Their market provides Bangkok with fresh vegetables, fruits and seafood. Unemployment, already high due to Thailand’s border closure, has skyrocketed in Khlong Toey. To survive, some families have had to sell vaccination cards they received as residents of high-risk areas. Some wealthy Bangkok residents have bragged on social media about buying vaccination cards from the city’s most desperate residents. Thailand today, June 7, started an expanded vaccination campaign Less than 2% of the country’s population has been vaccinated with two doses.

During the anti-American war to save the country, many soldiers had to eat rotten vegetables to fight hunger. Dimpled vegetables grow a lot in coastal areas, along rivers and canals. Previously, people freely picked dented vegetables in the sea and sold them. However, for about a decade now, when dented vegetables have been favored by the market, the owners’ beaches have been protected, people are not free to come and pick this wild vegetable anymore. In order to actively source dented vegetables to sell to the market, and before the natural amount of dented vegetables is increasingly depleted, many farmers have organized to plant dented vegetables. Taking advantage of canals and ditches in the garden, farmers pluck wild rotten vegetables from the sea to plant. Currently, in Ho Chi Minh City, vegetables are grown mainly in Bon Phu hamlet, Trung An commune, Cu Chi district. Mr. Nguyen Van Thanh (Bon Phu hamlet), leader of the commune’s vegetable cooperative, shared in Nhan Dan newspaper: “Over the past six years, I have expanded the ditch to bring water from the Saigon River into the family’s fruit garden, then pick rotten vegetables that grow wild and transplant them in the same way as rice transplant.This guy (meaning vegetables) must be planted under another tree to create shade, tolerate fresh water from the river, and adapt to Trung An’s soil, so more seedlings will grow quickly So, my family’s average income from dented vegetables is 250 million VND/year. Seeing that I’m doing well, relatives follow suit, so I’m the “boss”!”. And no longer self-harvesting as in the past due to the growing area, Mr. Thanh asked more farmers in the hamlet to collect daily. Since then, that creates more regular jobs for eight workers per year. To grow dented vegetables, people dig wide ditches to direct water from the canals. Planting method is like sowing seeds, just plug the seedlings down and let them grow on their own, without much care. After one year of planting, it can be harvested. When harvesting, only young shoots are taken. Each stalk is 30-40cm long. Because the dented leaves grow quickly, they have to be picked every day to avoid getting old. The old leaves of the vegetable have many sharp thorns in the middle of the stem, so the picker must always wear long-sleeved clothes, gloves to avoid scratching the skin. When picking vegetables, go along each row so as not to miss young shoots. This job does not require a lot of skills, but it takes endurance and quick hands to wade through the water continuously for a few hours to pick vegetables. For each pound of vegetables, the gardener is paid 6,000 VND. Currently, in Trung An commune, there are still a few dozen people picking wild vegetables. Currently, the price of fresh rotten vegetables is always around 25,000 VND/kg, silage reaches 40,000 VND/kg. Farmers with a water surface of about one thousand m², growing dented vegetables can harvest 150 kg / week, so if they sell fresh vegetables, they also earn 15 million VND / month and this “sales” is even. all year round. As for a person who owns 2.5 hectares of dented vegetables like Mr. Vo Van Horn, every day he picks more than 50 kg of dented vegetables every day, with the current selling price, except for picking he earns nearly 2 million . The young shoots of dented vegetables can be used to process many dishes such as eating raw, squeezing salad, boiling, stir-frying, cooking sour soup, dipping hot pot… (According to GiadinhNet)

They can be found all over the world, including India. But in India, there is a heavy price that thousands of miners working illegally in mica mines in the country are paying. Poor and dangerous working conditions Widow Basanti Mosamat, 40, lives in Jharkhand who specializes in collecting and selling scrap mica for a living. This is her family’s only source of income. Once a week, Mosamat, her father-in-law and her five children hike 10 kilometers into the woods near the village to set up camp and spend a few days sifting for minerals. Picking up mica from dawn to dusk without any protective gear left her hands scratched and bruised. Her eldest daughter has picked up mica since she was 5. The more hands on the job, the more likely the family will have food on the table. “One mica picker is not enough. My father passed away, so I had to help my mother,” she said. 1 kg of shredded mica sells for 7 rupees ($0.10). On a lucky day, the Mosamat family hopes to earn 150 rupees ($2.06). Mica miners. Photo: CNA They are part of India’s 100 million indigenous people known as the Adivasis, who live on the fringes of society with limited government support for health, education, job security and food. “There’s nothing here, a life of hunger and fullness makes it impossible for us to look forward to the future,” Birhor said. Poverty has led some miners to turn to abandoned caves and mines, where there is more mica. However, they do not have lights or protective equipment, only exploiting based on experience. “People can slip and fall somewhere or get kicked in the head. Mining is very difficult. We always have to be vigilant, the mine is likely to collapse at any time. Sometimes one mistake can kill them all,” said Mukesh Bhulla, who started picking up mica as a scared child. In January, there were at least three reports of mine collapses in Koderma and Jharkhand. An estimated 10 to 20 people die each month due to the risks of mica mining. In fact, there are more accidents than are reported. However amateur miners have no choice but to take the risk. “If we didn’t work here, we would all die. There is no other option for the job. What are we going to do?”, shared Dimpi Devi, a mother of three. This makes people like Devi very vulnerable to exploitation, especially when they can’t afford living expenses. If they cannot borrow from mainstream banks, they have to look to usury lenders with interest rates up to 200%/year. “Some people told us they were only allowed to sell mica to their creditors at the price these merchants asked for,” said investigative journalist Peter Bengtsen. He has been monitoring the mica trade in Jharkhand for more than a decade. “Basically, the deal will last until they pay off their debts,” Bengtsen said. Forest management inspections are also common, and miners are sometimes required to pay bribes to keep working. Mosamat said: “The police don’t visit us often, but the rangers keep an eye on us. “There is a network of people manipulating mica mining and they are very powerful,” said Deepak Bara, a freelance journalist based in Jharkhand. Indian children participate in mica mining. Photo: CNA A systemic problem Controversy over mica mining began to surface in the mid-2000s, following investigations into the use of child labor in the industry. According to the International Labor Organization, India has more than 10 million children who are working even though they are not of working age. In particular, the plight of child miners in the mica industry has attracted international media attention. However, according to many journalists and politicians, children born into mica mining families have no choice but to continue the work of their parents. “They have to earn extra income for the family. The government does not have a policy to support children or if it does, it is not effective,” Bara said. In response to growing public concern, several global campaigns have been established. One of them is the Mica Initiative, which intends to eliminate child mining in Jharkhand next year. Members of the campaign include Chanel, L’Oréal and Sephora. Some other brands are also committed to more rigorous testing of the supply chain. However, they must also admit that managing mica sources is very difficult. In 2019, mica exports in India reached more than 37 million USD (according to World Bank data). With so many transactions, brands can’t track exactly where their mica comes from. Yue Jin Tay, business development manager of Circulor, a company that uses blockchain to verify the provenance of minerals in the supply chain, said technology could be part of the solution but more is needed to make it happen. Ethical trading became a common practice. And consumers need to accept that the company has to pay increasing costs to more rigorously examine the supply chain.

The caste system, the division of rich and poor, the dowry custom, the cremation custom in India, the horrible unsanitary life on the Ganges River were shared by the female writer in her travel book “Lonely on Everest”. “. On the occasion of the Covid-19 earthquake raging violently in India, writer Di Li shared his experiences about this country on his personal Facebook page. VietNamNet would like to introduce to readers: Writer Di Li visits the Victoria Museum in Kolkata, India (photo: Di Li) Criticizing poor and dirty India: a half perspective The number of deaths from Covid in India has reached 4,529 cases / day (an incomplete number), the highest in the world since the beginning of the epidemic season until now. Indians have the custom of cremation, so if people die too much, they will break branches in the park and burn their bodies on the sidewalk, poor people can’t buy firewood and can’t steal branches from the park. then stealthily carry the body of a relative to the door of the funeral home, throw it, then abandon the body and run for someone else, or more simply, let the body be thrown into the Ganges River to float. The virus in the body just mixes with the river water and then drifts downstream wherever it goes, whoever it sticks to next, while the water of the Ganges River still travels throughout Asia. I have been to India 4 times (March 18 last year was canceled because of India’s blockade due to Covid-19, not 5 times). Trot has already changed money, so there is still a pile of rupees in the drawer. Because India is a passion, a destination that I can fly to several dozen times in my life. In short, every time I make a fuss, I buy a ticket to India. Many people think that India is dirty and poor, Indians are ugly, Indian boys are fierce, India is backward, India is uncivilized… but only half of it has been seen. In New Delhi, there are many greener, cleaner, more beautiful places than Europe, with great buildings dating back many centuries. India is the world’s second silicon valley and is set to overtake the US in computing software capacity. The place that produces the most movies is Bollywood, not Hollywood. The countries that own the most Miss Universe in the world, in addition to a few South American countries, there is also India. India has many beautiful people, because they are multi-racial. The young man covered in a scarf who looks like a football star is a tuk tuk driver in the village in Jaipur – photo taken in 2013 (photo: Di Li) For example, two young men I met and took random pictures in Jaipur. The young man with a scarf who looks like a soccer star is a tuk tuk driver in the village (I only took portraits because if I scrolled down… he was wearing ripped pants). The Indian guy with dark glasses that I (Di Li) took with me was a street vendor, making the whole crew bewildered because he looked like a Hollywood actor” -(photo: Di Li) The guy with the dark glasses I took with him was a street vendor, making our whole group bewildered because he looked like a Hollywood actor. He offered to buy goods, I stood dumbfounded because he asked in turn in English, French, German, Italian to see if I knew what language I could speak, so I would communicate in that language. Indian men are actually the gentlest of the countries I’ve been to, and even the salesmen are often humble and poor. Even scolded did not dare to react. In Vietnam, if you scold, you will be beaten back. I used to travel across North India and a few times to New Delhi, traveling all by myself but still safe, and not being watched by anyone as people say. India is one of the world’s earliest philosophies, the cradle of culture, architecture and art, one of which is Buddha. The world’s richest people and the world’s best playboys are also concentrated in India. In 2018, the daughter of tycoon Mukesh Ambani got married (Ambani is the richest person in Asia and the fourth in the world with a fortune of 40 billion USD, even surpassing Bill Gates in one year), the money for mosaic wedding invitations alone. encrusted, calculated in Vietnamese currency has cost hundreds of billion. The price of extremism But unfortunately, India is an extreme country, in this place it seems that there are only two concepts. Either very nice or very ugly. Either extremely gentle and shy, or extremely aggressive and perverted. Either very clean or extremely dirty. Either extremely intellectual or illiterate. Either so rich or so poor that they can’t afford firewood for cremation. Either extremely civilized or extremely backward (so much so that now many villages still maintain the custom of widows burning themselves with their husbands). Either extreme meditation, peaceful mind and body (the birthplace of Yoga), or extreme lust (also the birthplace of Kama Sutra). The landscape is extremely cold (the Himalayas) and extremely hot (the Great Indian desert). The food is either amazing (just brought to the mouth, must be spit out) or extremely delicious. India has the most luxurious hotels in the world for guests to stay there as ecstatic as the land of ecstasy and there are also slums that are considered as hell on earth. All this polarization is due to the five caste system that has persisted in India from BC until now. If someone is dirty, ugly, poor, illiterate, or ignorant, their descendants will be passed down for hundreds of generations. But it’s very rare like other countries that from a shoe shine boy to become a billionaire, from the son of an illiterate mother who can become a scientist, from a hired dishwasher to become a beauty queen, from unacknowledged adopted son to deputy prime minister. In India, the monks and nuns sweep banyan leaves, and there are rare cases of jumping from one caste to another. Most of the time, trying to come up, they were drowned so they couldn’t open their eyes. So the tourism slogan given by India itself is as true as they claim to be “Incredible India”. Covid-19 when it came to India it was also weird according to this country, it mutated and increased virulence, and of course it excluded the rich. Because the rich, they take a private plane to the Maldives or Dubai to stay in a 6-star resort to avoid illness, when the epidemic is over, they will return. They sunbathe, shop for diamonds, drink cocktails under the stars at night and post pictures on Facebook. If you are poor, you will suffer everywhere, whether East or West, whether Buddhist or Christian, feudal or modern, hierarchical society or democratic equality. When something happens in the country, war, coup, epidemic, economic crisis, natural disaster, climate change, the poor receive enough. They are the most vulnerable in society. And India has many poor people. No matter how high GDP is, it is only in the hands of the billionaire elite. On the 7th of last year, I was still in India. At that time, seeing the news at home, they rushed to buy masks but sold out, so the last day the group went to the market not to buy any gifts but just bought a bunch of masks to bring back. The Indians found that very strange, shrugging their shoulders in surprise because at that time there were no cases in India. But at that time I said: If Covid-19 spread to India, the whole country will be infected, the number of cases will lead the world. The poet Nguyet Vu who accompanied me later kept saying that my words were… prophetic. Poor thing, it’s not a prophecy, India is always full of people every day, it looks like a Zombie movie, it’s strange that it’s not infected. The world keeps scolding India for not locking down. But they couldn’t do that. Thousands of Indians still bathe in the Ganges River in Haridwar during the Kumbh Mela festival despite the Covid-19 epidemic Firstly, India has many of the world’s leading religious festivals. People die right next to them how they do not know, but still several tens of thousands of Indians bathe together during the religious festival of Kumbh Mela. No one wants to wear a mask. They poured water on them from the Ganges River, then buried their faces in the viscous cow dung and told the gods to help them. They would rather die from Covid-19 but definitely refuse to give up their pilgrimage. The Prime Minister also cannot ban the festival because the power of the Brahmin priests here is supreme (Is the first of the 5 castes). Called the king’s magic to lose to the village rules. Our festivals also gather as many people as in India, but the Party and Government ask people to stay at home right away, and the whole country listens. Countries that have prided themselves on long-standing democracies can’t do that. Because the people above told them not to listen, people also scolded for more, not to mention asking people to declare and trace Covid-19. In the epidemic situation, this is called the other side of democracy. Mr. Ram Vriksha Gaur, one of the directors of the popular TV series “8-year-old bride” went bankrupt due to the epidemic, had to sell vegetables and fruits. Second, India’s poverty rate is very high. If the blockade, it is likely that the number of people starving to death is higher than dying from Covid-19. For example, Ram Vriksha Gaur, one of the directors of “8-Year-Old Bride”. The epidemic made him bankrupt, so he had to drive a car to sell vegetables. It is not surprising that the Indian variant of Covid will spread to the whole world, especially Africa. At that time, it was normal for middle-class people to go bankrupt. So if you guys go away for a holiday, don’t wear a mask during the trip, come home and hide from the declaration, then carry your body around and go out in contact with other people, then only the poor will hurt the most. Because if the epidemic breaks out, the poor will not be able to sell baskets of vegetables and fruits. According to media reports, if vaccinated diligently, it will also take India … 10 years to fully vaccinate more than 1 billion of their people. The story of India makes me see nothing too optimistic about the current Covid-19 situation. Because the first logic is that only when the vaccine is given enough around the world, travel between countries will be completely free. As long as there is still a country with Covid-19, it will spread back and forth, even adding new strains for which a vaccine will not solve the problem. The second logic is that the land border between countries (except for the island countries) is often open for hundreds of kilometers, the whole field is not empty, so it is normal to spread each other. Now India, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia are considered defeated. Soon it will be Nepal’s turn to fall, a country with a high population density, poor health care, poor sanitation and unfortunately shares a very long border with India. If anything happens, the outcome could be even worse than India, because they are much poorer than India, traffic is no different from Indiana Jones movies, it is difficult to get aid and supplies. This is really heartbreaking because these are the two countries that I love the most.

1. The door frame, the door is crooked and cracked Illustration (Internet source) The door frame and the door are the place to welcome the fortune home. If you discover that your door frame or door is bent or cracked, it’s best to find a way to fix it right away. The main door is the way for people to go back and forth often, if the door is bent or crooked, this signals a bad omen is coming to the house, fortune is not gathered, it will affect the path of fame and career of the owner. . 2. Hanging mirrors violate feng shui Mirrors are essential items for every family, in feng shui, mirrors also have the effect of absorbing gas, transforming bad energy, and bringing good luck and fortune to the whole family. However, it is in the case that the homeowner uses the mirror properly, on the contrary, if the mirror is placed in the wrong position, the mirror will not only not make “evil omens turn into good” but also prevent fortune and cause family discord. fight each other. Internet photos In feng shui, if you hang too many mirrors in the house, it will create negative air, so it is easy to dissipate assets. If used correctly, a mirror is a diffuser, but if used incorrectly, it will have the opposite effect on your fortune. 3. The safe is placed in an arbitrary position The safe is a place to store assets, the center of the family’s fortune, so the location of the safe and the accompanying feng shui items is very important. Many families, when placing a safe in the house, do not know they are committing taboos that make business prone to failure. Locations where the safe is located, such as: Opposite the door, put the safe in front of the mirror, put the animal in the safe… The best place to place the safe is in the position of wealth, in the place where the air is prosperous or the most energy is received in the room to welcome the God of Wealth to help make fortune smooth and full. 4. Leave the tree to dry, die in the house According to feng shui, letting the tree die means that negative images in your family gradually appear. Dead trees are a sign of health and financial demise. This makes sense not only for plants on the table, but also for plants in the house and in the office. It can be argued that a dead tree will create a gloomy and melancholy atmosphere for the human psyche living in that environment. 5. The house has a main door and a straight back door When a house has the main door and the back door in the same line, the fortune in the house will be difficult to gather. In particular, if two houses have opposite main doors, it will cause this house gas to rush into the door of the house, causing your family to lose fortune. Internet photos In addition, when your house suffers from this great cavalry, it will make money easily dissipated. In addition, the houses with these errors are difficult for homeowners to advance, and fortunes are lost. 6. Display dried flowers, hang pictures of beasts in the living room Although fake flowers look beautiful and harmless, in the long run, they affect the homeowner a lot. For single female friends, it will increase bad luck. For married couples, it is easy to cause trouble and quarrels, affecting family happiness. In addition, for those who do business, no matter how long they are in business, planting fake trees without vision will cause the economic source to be blocked in an inexplicable way. 7. Kitchen in the West, South and North directions hướng The west direction of the needle system will be engraved with the fire of the stove. Houses with kitchens facing the West tend to be disturbed and unable to keep money. As for the kitchen that rotates to the South and North, it will also make the homeowner at a disadvantage in terms of money, besides, health is often not good.

Sohu commented that the light hair color made the Chinese beauties look less luxurious, even though the Haute Couture design from the Georges Hobeika fashion house. “Tong Thien chose a light pink dress to look good with her hair. However, the final effect was not satisfactory. Besides, some details on her dress were also different from the model’s design at the show. catwalk,” the site writes. Haute Couture design belongs to the Spring 2017 collection of the brand Georges Hobeika. Different from the design shown on the catwalk, Tong Thien’s dress has changed buttons. Chinese netizens said that this modification made the dress lose its elegance. One person left a comment: “The original buttons are very nice, I don’t understand why they had to be replaced. Moreover, Tong Thien’s hair doesn’t look good with high-end dresses.” Due to the bleaching step, Tong Thien’s hair lost its natural smoothness. When there is a heat effect, the hair becomes more and more lifeless and looks dry and tangled during movement. Therefore, the newly dyed female artist’s hair lost points when she appeared at the last event. Choosing the right shoes for your outfit is very important. Besides, the high heels of Tong Thien Dien are also not suitable for the pink dress. Wearing the same design, model Neelam Kaur Gill looks aristocratic, more prominent by choosing to wear white clogs.

Before Covid-19 appeared, the Ganges River was once “flooded with corpses”. In 1918, when an influenza pandemic swept through India and killed an estimated 18 million people, the river’s waters filled with the smell of rotting corpses. This creepy scene is making a comeback because of a pandemic. The official death toll in India is reported to be more than 250,000, but experts say the real number is five times higher, according to Guardians. These bodies began to wash up on the banks of the sacred river, becoming a haunting symbol for the uncounted Covid-19 deaths. According to the Economist , these images also reveal the picture of Indian society with poor people struggling to cope with the pandemic and make a living. Relatives and relatives carry the body of a person who died of Covid-19 to be buried on the banks of the Ganges River. Photo: Shutterstock. No one sells firewood to cremate relatives On May 19, India continued to set a new record for the number of deaths in a day due to Covid-19: 4,529 people. This is the highest number of daily Covid-19 deaths of any country ever, surpassing the previous record in the US with 4,475 deaths in a day. To date, India has recorded more than 25 million cases and 275,000 deaths from Covid-19. However, there are no official statistics on the number of bodies discovered in the past two weeks in the open stretch of the Ganges that flows through the poor rural states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, or buried in shallow sandy graves along the riverbanks. in Uttar Pradesh. Through statistics, locals and journalists here put the number of more than 2,000 bodies. In the village of Gahmar in Uttar Pradesh, 15-year-old Raju Chaudhry, who works on a fishing boat, said he had recently seen “about 50 bodies being washed away every day, for many days”. There is no way to know if these people have Covid-19 or not, although Indian authorities have acknowledged some of the bodies as those who died from the pandemic. According to official figures released by the government, the death and infection rate of Covid-19 in Gahmar village is low. But Bhupendra Upadhyay, a priest here, said a lot of people have died in the past few weeks. Earthen vases hang from a banyan tree by the Ganges River in the village of Gahmar, each representing a person who has just died. Photo: Guardian. “I saw 30 to 35 bodies being brought into the river recently and drowned here. Many people drop dead bodies in the river because they have difficulty arranging cremation, because there are so many dead people,” he said. Upadhyay pointed to the trunk of the banyan tree where he was sitting. On the trunk, dozens of earthen pots are tied up. “Each of those vases represents a deceased person. Let’s see how many, just from the last 10 days,” he said. In the case of Shambhu Nath, his family had no difficulty in cremation, as villagers helped and attended the funeral. But after the second brother in the family died of Covid-19, they found themselves abandoned by their neighbors. “When we tried to buy firewood for our cremation, we were chased away. No one in the village could help us with the cremation because they suspected we had Covid-19. We couldn’t get the wood and didn’t know what else to do. , so we had to drown his body in the river. We did it at 11am the next morning, and only a close family came to offer condolences,” he said. What do corpses in the Ganges reveal? Sheet Economist An assessment of India’s covid-19 crisis, with images of corpses floating in the Ganges, reveals two things. One is the scale of the tragedy sweeping across the vast territory of India. In remote rural areas, far from city clinics, people are not being tested for Covid-19. Therefore, no cases or deaths were recorded. The officially published death toll is now a fraction of the true number. Economist identify. The second thing that the bodies in the Ganges reveal is that this wave of Covid-19 is ravaging the lives of the poor, who are already struggling to make ends meet. The poor are losing their jobs, starving to eat and falling victim to scams. Jammu and Kashmir State Disaster Response Force soldiers carry empty coffins to transport the bodies of people who died of Covid-19 on May 19. Photo: AP. “People borrow money to pay for medicines, or oxygen tanks, or pay extra fees for ambulance drivers because they have to carry Covid-19 patients. So they can’t afford to pay for cremation or funeral. ceremony,” Utpal Pathak, a local journalist, told Economist. After the first wave of Covid-19 swept through India in 2020, many local newspapers and research institutes tried to calculate the economic impact of the pandemic on the poor. Pew Research Institute estimates that as of January 2020, only 4.3% of Indians earn less than $2. A year later, that number had increased to 9.7%, or 134 million people. In-depth research by Azim Premji University in Bangalore shows that after the 2020 nationwide lockdown, about 230 million Indians slipped below the poverty line, which is set based on the minimum wage (about $45 a month). ). The university researchers also found that during the lockdown, 90% of the poor consumed less food. Six months later, their diets still haven’t returned to normal. In the past year, the income of Indian workers, including the lucky 10% who have a salaried job, has fallen by a third, according to the report. Economist. Shocked by the terrible impact of the pandemic and the blockade order in 2020, this year, the central government of India let the state and local governments to impose the blockade order on their own based on the actual situation. “Although the economy has not yet come to a complete standstill, the scale of this outbreak still leaves many families devastated.” Economist write. A worker helps cremate a body on the banks of the Ganges River. Photo: Getty. For many people, the biggest shock is the loss of family breadwinners. The Indian railway company has 1.2 million employees, but Covid-19 killed 1,952 employees here. In April, the state of Uttar Pradesh dispatched 1.2 million civil servants to work on local elections and counting votes. Report of Economist said this election was the cause of the large-scale outbreak. It is estimated that about 2,000 of the aforementioned civil servants died afterward, including 800 teachers. Each of those deaths cost their families weeks of grief and expensive treatment. Not to mention each person who died could have infected and made 20 others seriously ill. “In a normal year, one in 20 families is pushed into poverty due to high medical costs. What has happened in the last two months is understandable. Millions of wonderful Indian families Hope was forced to sell gold, pawn or borrow money. Economist write. In times of poverty, people are vulnerable to a variety of scams, such as healthcare workers demanding bribes to secure hospital admissions, purchasing counterfeit drugs, or even in some states, painted scams. on fire extinguishers to sell as oxygen tanks. Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, who has been promoting an herbal “cure” for Covid-19, last week advised Indians to eat more dark chocolate with “more than 70% cocoa” to beat the stress of the pandemic. . Bringing the ashes of unclaimed Covid-19 victims to the Ganges River Indian volunteers collect ashes from crematoriums to organize funerals for Covid-19 victims in Haridwar city.

Hot cakes are an afternoon gift that is very popular with Hanoians. (Photo: Internet) The molded cake has its own characteristics in the richly mixed fish sauce, the soft and elegant sponge beans, soaked in flavor, minced meat mixed with fat cake flour, fragrant with the scent of coriander. Fragrant sautéed onions and coriander contribute to making the bowl of hot cakes many times more attractive. Especially on cold days, the food will be more delicious than ever. The molded cake “fascinates” diners in the layer of flexible cake, rich minced meat, coriander and fragrant fried onions. (Photo: Internet) People spread about castor cake – “ A popular dish but it is the perfect combination of many ingredients, bringing in the fullness of the five harmonious flavors. That food is not often enough to eat, for the Ha Thanh people, it is a gift from rice that people just want to have fun, just enough to feed the intention of wandering, sometimes craving… ” Although it is simple, everyone loves this dish. (Photo: Internet) Eating a piece of hot molded cake melts in your mouth, so much of Hanoi’s love is wrapped up in it. People eat banh cuon as a way to enjoy a cultural feature of Hanoi’s cuisine, as well as a special snack of Ha Thanh people, no matter how many years have passed, it has not changed. Or as a joke, if you eat it in the afternoon, you still have a belly for dinner. It’s not difficult to find banh mi in Hanoi. (Photo: Internet) Currently in Hanoi, there are many shops selling molded cakes, each of which has its own variation, depending on the taste of each person to evaluate which goods are delicious. However, no matter what type of change, it cannot be denied, if you go to Hanoi, you have to “walk” through the cake shop to count as having visited the capital.

When swimming in the sea, we may encounter the dangerous phenomenon that the current is far from the shore and pulls people away. At this point you need to swim diagonally or parallel to the shore to get out of the water. Do not try to swim straight to shore. When moving in a straight line, crocodiles can run faster than humans. However, due to their short legs and long body, they are very clumsy when it comes to making sharp turns somewhere. So if you are chased by a crocodile, follow the zigzag path to escape. Being “stung” by jellyfish, the victim’s skin and body will have quite strong reactions such as allergies, nervous shock, and may be strongly poisoned. So when unfortunate encounters, it is necessary to clean the wound and remove the rest of the jellyfish tentacles, wash the wound with salt water and apply apple cider vinegar, or alcohol to the wound and then see a doctor for advice. question. The most important thing to spend the night in the forest if you get lost is a layer of ground cover to avoid getting cold at night. Bears hardly actively attack humans. So, if you happen to encounter them, step back slowly, limit eye contact and keep your distance to show that you do not intend to encroach on their territory. When in an emergency situation, do not eat snow instead of water. Because they will cool your body. At this time, the body will have to expend extra energy to keep warm. In case of helpless poverty, wait for the snow to melt and then drink water. When the oil in the pan is too hot, but the chef did not notice, the fire caught in the pan must not be extinguished with water. The most effective way is to use a large cotton cloth or use a mixture of table salt, water, and ammonia to put out the fire. If you are suddenly attacked on the road, do not try to fight back, but find a way to escape immediately, especially when the enemy has a weapon. While running, scream loudly. If the enemy attacks and causes damage to your body, find a way to hit his weak points – eyes, throat, crotch… to defend yourself. If you accidentally fall into a cold water, improve your chances of survival by crossing your arms in front of your chest, bringing your legs up to your stomach (if you have a life jacket). It is the HELP (Heat Escape Lessening Postures) position, which prevents your body from escaping too much while waiting for rescue. When there is an earthquake, the first thing to do is to lie close to the ground, get under the table. In the absence of a table, go to the corner of the room, sit against the wall and cover your head with pillows. Stay in that position until the earthquake passes, and only move if the wall is in danger of collapsing. The weak point of the shark is indeed in the nose, but it is almost impossible to attack it. So, if you are attacked by a shark, you should attack its 2 very sensitive positions, eyes and gills, much easier to hit. The best way to increase your chances of surviving an elevator crash is to lie on your back. At this time, the muscle and fat bundles in the body will become a cushion to absorb the impact force from the impact. In case you can’t lie down, at least sit down. This pose isn’t the best, but it’s also more effective than standing. When trapped in a burning building, remember this: smoke is the worst enemy, and smoke rises upward. Therefore, when moving, crouch as low as possible, crawl towards the exit door to avoid smoke. If you have a towel or a cloth (a mask is better), immediately cover your mouth to limit smoke inhalation for as long as possible. In the rainy and stormy season, it is necessary to limit to empty places, because there is nothing to make a lightning rod for you (such as tall buildings, treetops…). But if you happen to be in the middle of the field while the storm is coming, at least squat or kneel, put your head between your knees and your hands over your ears. If there is anything taller than you around, make sure to stay away from the object. In case you fall into the water and cannot get to the shore immediately, immediately take off the pants you are wearing, tie your legs together. Then swing your pants vigorously to capture as much air as possible, and then drape them around your neck. At that time, the pants will become a temporary lifeline. Please watch the video: Strange and Unique Natural Phenomena in the World. Source: Strange story VN&TG

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

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.

Iron horse moving on the street. Quietly in the middle of the crowded street In the past few days, on Cach Mang Thang Tam route, mixed with cars and motorbikes, there is a funny “iron horse”. The horse moves quite slowly, quietly, but almost everyone passing by has to look at it for a few moments because of the special difference. The horse has a rather odd shape, with its mane and head simply decorated with foam and wigs but very soulful. The body of the iron horse is an old buggy (like a bicycle with wheels and seats), with 2 wheels and a seat. However, the most noticeable highlight of this iron horse is the front legs. Because the rear legs are two stationary bicycle wheels that can rotate, the two front wheels are responsible for moving. In addition, the two sides of the horse’s head are two control bridles made from drawstrings that look very lively. To create a step for his iron horse, Mr. Hoang used a pulley made from an old chain (slug) and attached it to the pedal. Every time he stepped forward, the wheel would pull the horse’s legs to move forward. Although the chain rotates evenly, when moving the horse makes very smooth steps thanks to a bent shaft in the front. This is also the secret that took him many days to complete, after the idea of ​​this iron horse was rekindled. Thanks to his forward steps and rear wheel, his iron horse can not only move forward and backward, but can turn and stop if necessary. From a distance, his steed is nothing more than a real steed that we might have seen somewhere in old movies. To many people, this rudimentary iron carriage of Mr. Hoang is simply a toy because it moves slowly and with difficulty, but for its owner, this is a whole work of enthusiasm. “It took me almost two days to finish assembling and building this iron horse, but it took me half a year to come up with ideas and gather materials. During the day, I repair bicycles and motorbikes for customers, and in the evening I come back to collect bottles, so I have no money to buy the things I need. All the materials that make up this “horse” are old, damaged things that people throw away, I take it back. But it’s not what I need that people leave. Therefore, it took up to half a year to gather enough materials before assembling it,” said Mr. Hoang sincerely. According to the old man, he built this iron horse completely not because of “playing out” or wanting to express himself, but from the need to move. “Every day, repairing bicycles and motorbikes is enough to support myself. However, I am old, now I have to buy some medicine because my body has this disease or another disease. That’s why I still go to pick up scrap bottles on the street at night. To move more I thought this horse could help me. It can both move, and can carry even picked up items without difficulty getting up and down like a motorbike or bicycle. Hopefully this iron horse will stick with me for a long time, even though its equipment is quite old,” said Mr. Hoang. The poor artist As a native of Thanh Hoa, but because of his difficult living situation, Mr. Hoang has been living in Can Tho city for nearly 60 years, earning a living by various occupations. The hard years of living on the street did not lose his passion for invention, even if it was just simple and funny inventions. But they are no less unique. Before creating this iron horse, Mr. Hoang also created a rudimentary convertible with a red flag with a yellow star that surprised many people a year or two ago on the occasion of the country’s reunification day on April 30. . That 4-wheeler was also invented by him from scrap materials and used for a long time, surprising many people. He also said that, because he didn’t have a lot of money and materials, he often spent a lot of time thinking about the things he would invent. The purpose is to ensure both the needs and the free, you can do it yourself! Like this horse-drawn carriage, it only took him exactly 100 thousand dong to put the welder on the 2 front wheel joints of the horse’s legs with the pedal chain system. Turning a uniform circular motion into a folding motion (horse’s foot) is a difficult task, requiring a dedicated iron bar. Unique iron horse made from scrap. Many people living in Can Tho city were quite surprised to see his unique iron horse. Even many parents, when picking up their children from school when they were out of work, had to stop the car because the children were especially interested in the iron horse. In addition, Mr. Hoang also happily allowed boys, or even adults, to come close to take pictures and sit on this unique iron steed. Only thing is, because the mechanism of operation is quite difficult, apart from Mr. Hoang, it must be very difficult for strangers to control the horse, but it is not as easy as other rudimentary means. In addition to his passion for inventions, Mr. Hoang also has another passion: looking at the red flag with the yellow star. He said that it is the national flag, which is sacred to every Vietnamese child, so in all his inventions or objects, there are flags with fresh colors. The city was pouring into the afternoon, Mr. Hoang began to prepare to go with his iron horse through familiar routes. Looking at him and the horse and strangers, both familiar, old, and nostalgic, he couldn’t help but sigh. I don’t know at the age of 76, how long the other scrap iron horse will stick with him and wander around with him. Because the horse’s footsteps are also created from discarded things, which can be damaged at any time.

The banks of the Ganges River in the city of Garhmukteshwar, Uttar Pradesh state (India’s most populous state) became a place to cremate the bodies of people who died of COVID-19. Photo: AFP/GETTY IMAGES The epidemic is spreading rapidly to the countryside After four consecutive days of recording the number of infections above 400,000 / day, the last two days the number of daily infections in India has fallen below this level. Many government health officials and experts predict this second wave of epidemics in India will peak around the end of this week. However, it seems that the epidemic crisis in India is moving to a more dangerous new phase. The danger is that the virus is now spreading rapidly to rural areas, according to the CIDRAP Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota. In the article in the newspaper New York Times Journalist Jeffrey Gettleman, head of this newspaper’s office in the capital New Delhi, also said that the infection and death from COVID-19 that broke out in big cities a few weeks ago is now spreading very quickly to rural areas. village. New Delhi recorded nearly 12,500 infections on May 11, less than half of the number recorded on April 30. Hospitals in New Delhi are now accepting patients again, after having to stop accepting them because of overcrowding last month, leaving infected people to die on the streets. Mumbai also recorded the same. The danger is that the number of infections in New Delhi and Mumbai will probably stop increasing and decrease gradually, but in many other places will increase. In other words, the situation of New Delhi a few weeks ago now extends to almost the entire country. Some of the worst-affected states are in the south, especially Karnataka. I cannot imagine what would happen in rural India. Expert RIJO M. JOHN worried about the prospect of the COVID-19 epidemic overflowing into the countryside How will it be? This fact raises a terrifying question: If New Delhi, a rich metropolis with dozens of hospitals, is unable to handle the current wave of high cases, what will happen once this wave spreads to the country? poor rural areas? The answer seems to be gradually becoming clear. On the evening of May 10, a leading hospital in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh ran out of medical oxygen. More than 60 critically ill patients wear breathing tubes but no oxygen. The doctors worked frantically, but 11 patients did not survive that night. In a distraught over the loss of a loved one, family members stormed into the hospital and smashed it. Doctors and nurses had to flee until the police arrived. It can be clearly seen that the hospital overload, lack of oxygen, medicine … very serious even in large urban areas will be more alarming in rural states, according to the radio. CNN . Chogath farming village in the western state of Gujarat has a population of 7,400, but there are 500-600 infections, the number of people who have not survived is very high because the whole village does not have a doctor. Nearby towns have several medical centers, but these small facilities have run out of beds and medical facilities. Dinesh Makwana drove his father, who was severely infected with COVID-19, through four medical centers in neighboring towns, but had to return home, because these centers had run out of beds. Usually about 30 people die in this village every year, but in the past month alone, villagers have had to cremate 90 bodies, according to Mr. Girjashankar. Many families have lost a lot of loved ones to COVID-19. Girjashankar, 70, still volunteered to go up the hill to cut firewood to help cremate the dead. Many southern states such as Kerala and Tamil Nadu have made it clear that they will not share the medical oxygen they have with each other, having to keep it to serve hospitals that are overloaded because the number of patients is growing too fast in their states. Medical aid goods from other countries have started pouring into India since the end of April, but it is still not enough compared to the reality of the shortage in this country. Currently, in addition to urban areas suffering from severe epidemics, Prime Minister Narenda Modi’s government also spends some oxygen and medicine to urgently distribute to the states. However, with this little common ground, remote and isolated localities such as Chogath village (Gujarat state) still have to rely on their own strength.• Drop the body Ganges River because there is no money for cremation Newspaper Indian Express On May 10, Indians discovered more than 40 bodies washed up on the banks of the Ganges River near Bihar and Uttar Pradesh states in the north. Some news channels say that the number of bodies floating in the Ganges must be in the hundreds. In India, there is a custom that when a family member dies, the relatives will tie a stone to the body and drop it into the Ganges River – a sacred river for Hindus. However, many officials and locals believe that these bodies are those who died from COVID-19. Many bodies were partially burned and locals explained that the bodies were not cremated or cremated incompletely due to a severe shortage of firewood. Another reason families choose to drop their loved ones’ bodies in the river is because they can’t stand the cost of cremation, many health workers told the newspaper. New York Times . Bihar and Uttar Pradesh are two of India’s poorest states and are home to about 370 million people. Doctors warn people not to use cow dung on their bodies in the belief that it will help their immune systems deal with the virus or help them recover faster if they get sick. Hindus believe cows are a symbol of life and cow dung or cow urine is therapeutic. However, according to doctors, not only is there no scientific evidence that this can defeat COVID-19 but can also bring many other disease risks.

The poor forest in Hung Hoa commune has an area of ​​about 63 ha, stretching from the end of Hoa Lam hamlet (old) to Chin sluice gate on the side of the road along Lam River. In addition to the function of protecting dykes against mangrove and erosion, Hung Hoa poor forest is also a rich forest with ecological diversity, home to many kinds of delicious wild seafood such as fish, shrimp, plant, … Taking advantage of the low tide every day, people in suburban Vinh communes such as Hung Hoa, Hung Loc …, of which the majority are children from 10 to 15 years old, often gather in groups to hunt for plows and trees. decent income every day. The civet is quite similar to crab, also has 8 legs 2 claws, but the stem has flowers and hairy legs, or lives in brackish water. The plowing season usually starts from April to September each year. Taking advantage of the time off school, the kids in Vinh city go hunting for plows. A characteristic of the civet is that the bigger the sun is, the more the cow can find food … But catching up is not easy either, because they are very fast, if they are motivated, they run away. Therefore, the hunter must also be quick to catch. Nguyen Thi Trang (Hung Hoa commune) said: “Taking advantage of the time off school, I and my friends go through the mud to hunt for plowshares. The timing of hunting for plows is usually not fixed because it depends on the tide of up and down, due to the muddy wading, so when hunting, you must prepare enough boots, protective gloves, when wading in mud, you must be careful ” On average, each day, children like Trang can catch 2 – 3kg of cotton, selling for 70,000 – 80,000 VND / kg. Cay is one of the very popular specialties that can be processed into many delicious dishes. The joy of “anglers” when hunting plows.

Patient COVID-19 was treated in an isolation ward in New Delhi, India on May 8, 2021. Photo: THX / TTXVN Half a month ago, when the COVID-19 crisis shook India, the Regional Director of South Asia at the International Association of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Udaya Regmi warned the rate of infection. The spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in the region is “really frightening”, possibly making South Asia “the new epicenter of the next US pandemic”. In the past two weeks, according to World Health Organization (WHO) statistics, the number of new infections in this region has been higher than the total number of cases in the first six months of the pandemic combined – an explosion that has stunned at South Asia. Along with India, the number of new infections is increasing alarmingly across South Asia, especially in Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Charities fear South Asia is approaching “disaster”. Experts say that the epidemic situation in South Asia has become more serious recently, mainly due to the new variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, especially the double mutation in India. Over the past week, Nepal has seen a number of new cases of more or less 9,000 cases / day, while this number during March was only a few dozen cases. The number of reported infections in Nepal is 57 times more now than in April 2021. The rate of SARS-CoV-2 virus infection per 100,000 population per day increased more than 7 times in just two weeks. In Sri Lanka, since the beginning of May alone, more than 18,000 new infections have been recorded. If on April 27, for the first time, the number of cases per day in this country reached 4 digits, then on May 10, the South Asian country witnessed the highest number of cases ever, 2672 cases. Pakistan in February averaged 1,100 cases per day, now this number has increased 5 times. Maldives on 11/5 recorded 1,204 cases, while a week ago the average daily number was about 600 cases. The rapid infection rate in all South Asian countries makes experts warn a new global epidemic wave is emerging that South Asia is the epicenter. Dr. Ashish Jha, Rector of Brown University of Public Health (USA) commented: “Here’s the bottom line: When there are big outbreaks, those variations will arise… India is a large country. “People and at large, when there are big outbreaks there, we will have to worry about new variants that are more harmful to the people of this country and of course they will spread around the world.” India first discovered variant B.1.617 in October 2020 and WHO classified it as a “variant of concern” at a global level due to its more contagious nature and higher mortality. as well as being resistant to many current vaccines and treatments. According to reports, this variant has appeared in at least 17 countries. Explaining the cause of the current devastating COVID-19 “tsunami” in South Asia, experts say that the region is inherently densely populated, with a large number of poor living together in the Narrow spaces in the slums of the city or rural areas turn this into “fertile ground” for the SARS-CoV-2 virus to rage. Currently more than 35% of the about 800 million poor people worldwide are struggling with the pandemic living in South Asia. People wait in line for the COVID-19 vaccine to be vaccinated in Kalutara, Sri Lanka. Photo: THX / TTXVN As one of the poorest countries in the world, Nepal was hit by a pandemic while still sinking in serious crises after the 2015 earthquake disaster. Currently, 44% of health care facilities here are damaged after The earthquake has not yet been reconstructed, more than 70% of the population has to earn a living by informal jobs so they do not have access to the social safety net. Since 2015, an additional 700,000 Nepalese have fallen into the poverty line. High density of the population, the proportion of people who are malnourished and have no income are factors that increase the risk of COVID-19 more easily and make medical care almost impossible. Although Nepal has increased its border controls and imposed blockades in heavily affected areas, including the capital, Kathmandu, experts fear that is not enough to keep the virus from spreading. As fast as a wind from the Kathmandu valley to the foot of Mount Everest. Meanwhile, the Maldives archipelago has an economy dependent on tourism, so it reopened the border to international tourists since July 2020 after 3 months of blockade, becoming the first country to celebrate. welcome foreign tourists in the midst of a pandemic still raging around the world. Until India’s other neighbors have begun to close their borders and impose a travel ban, resorts in the Maldives still welcome Bollywood stars and Indian citizens who want to visit the island nation. avoid the domestic epidemic crisis. As a result, early May, the Center for Medical Emergencies (HEOC) Maldives said hospital admissions had tripled in just a few days and that a new variant of the virus could have entered the island nation. In Sri Lanka, in the early days of May, the number of new infections in the day quickly exceeded the peak of the first wave in February. Health Minister Pavithra Wanniarachchi admitted this was the result of mass gatherings in New Year’s Eve (April 13-14), when many people go to the streets to celebrate and go shopping. In Pakistan, schools and restaurants have been closed, shops have shortened hours of operation and troops have been deployed in response to the epidemic. But every night, groups of devout Muslims flock to temples across the country to pray, though Pakistani authorities have tightened restrictions on and banned travel during Eid al- Fitr marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan. Pakistan has recorded more than 861,000 cases and nearly 19,000 deaths, but the testing system in the country is very limited while the health care infrastructure is sagging, prompting experts to warn of epidemics. much worse. Home to half of the world’s poor, South Asian countries lack adequate public health facilities and are increasingly scarce in the medical supplies needed during a pandemic outbreak today. The countries in the region depend on India, the largest country in South Asia, for medical equipment and especially vaccines. However, India is also facing a serious shortage of both anti-epidemic products. The current very low vaccination rates in South Asia are one of the reasons the virus spreads “out of control”. According to UNICEF data, in most countries in the region, less than one tenth of the population is vaccinated. About 1.7 million out of nearly 30 million Nepalese people have just received the first shot of the AstraZeneca vaccine. Among them, 380 thousand people received the second shot. It is also worrying that investment in public health in most countries remains modest. According to World Bank (WB) data, in 2017, Sri Lanka invested about 2% of GDP in public health, Bangladesh at 2.27% of GDP, the figure in Pakistan was 2.9% and 3 , 19% are in Bhutan, while the US is 17.06%, Austria is 10.4%, and Brazil 9.47%. Due to limited investment in health, most South Asian countries are “ragged” in the pandemic. For example, Nepal has about 1,600 hospital beds with active treatment and less than 600 ventilators, on average 0.7 doctors will care for 100,000 people. Sri Lanka, at a rate of 3.6 hospital beds for every 1,000 people and 1,200 people with only 1 doctor, quickly fell into overcrowding due to the pandemic. Cremation of patients dying from COVID-19 in Kathmandu, Nepal. Photo: THX / TTXVN Moreover, since South Asia is one of the two regions with the highest poverty rates in the world (along with the southern Sahara), experts warn the consequences of this outbreak for South Asia will be. very cruel. According to the World Bank, COVID-19, which has been raging for more than a year, can push an additional 115 million people deep into poverty and most of the “new poor class” will be concentrated in South Asia. It can be said that the “terrible storm” COVID-19 that swept through India has also swept into other poor countries of South Asia. Dr. Netra Prasad Timsina, of the Red Cross of Nepal, warned “what is happening in India right now is the terrible future of South Asian countries” if we do not take drastic action. IFRC Asia Pacific Director Alexander Matheou also affirmed, “We need to act now, quickly to have hope of preventing this disaster,” because the virus “does not distinguish borders and strains are spreading throughout Asia “. South Asia is the region that accounts for 25% of the world’s population and whether the region can overcome the COVID-19 crisis will determine the “success or failure” of the fight against the global pandemic.

Felipe Oliveira Baptista’s departure from Paris-based fashion house (France) takes effect from 30/6, when the labor contract expires. “I am so honored to serve this wonderful home and the legacy of founder Kenzo Takada. I want to thank my teammates for their talent and dedication,” Felipe said in a statement. Felipe Oliveira Baptista resigns as artistic director at Kenzo. Photo: Getty. Sylvie Colin – CEO of Kenzo – expressed gratitude to the designer for his talent, creativity and contribution to the artistic development of the brand. The designer each tweaked the brand’s logo and tiger emblem, and oversaw the sports line-up. For the fans of Felipe Oliveira Baptista, this news was quite unexpected. When he spent most of his time at Kenzo during the Covid-19 season, he had to be creative and set a new path for the brand. In post to share with British Vogue in September 2020, the Portuguese designer lamented the situation. He describes the digital fashion show experience as “poorer” than the actual experience. Felipe Oliveira Baptista tried to bring new sensibility and charm to Kenzo with the aim of creating “authentic, desirable clothes that are lacking in today’s fashion industry”. Instead of focusing on streetwear, he focused on Kenzo Takada’s suggested ability to wear. Felipe finds the digital fashion show experience quite “poor”. Photo: WWD. Before his death, founder Kenzo praised the vision of Felipe Oliveira Baptista. “Felipe has been very successful in bringing her own identity into the brand, helping Kenzo to a new level of creativity,” said the late designer. Felipe Oliveira Baptista was formerly creative director of Lacoste in 2010-2018. He succeeds designers Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, who left Kenzo after eight years to focus on the US-based business. Known for his artistic and experimental creations, the Portuguese designer created his own brand with Séverine Oliveira Baptista in 2003, after a year winning fashion awards at Festival d’Hyères. This company was officially established in 2014. Felipe Oliveira Baptista Photo: Hypebeast. Break the box of Satan shoes for $ 1,018 Lil Nas X’s shoe model was controversial, even sued by Nike, but still attracted customers.

The porter is sending the boxes of vaccines to Jumla (Nepal). Photo source: UNICEF The corona virus has spread to every continent, now infecting at least 128 million people worldwide. How widespread the epidemic was, devastating economies there. Many people in Africa, Asia and Latin America are waiting to be vaccinated. So far, nearly 600 million doses of the vaccine have been used around the world, but two-thirds of them are in just six countries. About 60% of Israelis have been vaccinated once, 50% of Britons have been vaccinated, and 1 out of 10 Germans get it. In Namibia, where a population of more than 2 million people, less than 1500 people are vaccinated. Aside from Namibia, no African country has received the vaccine. To prevent that, the COVAX project was born. WHO started COVAX a year ago, and the Vaccine Coalition (GAVI) and the Alliance for Epidemic Preparation Innovation (CEPI) are participating in nearly every country in the world. The goal is to have the 92 poorest members receive as many vaccines as the 98 richest members. It is expected that by the end of 2021, each country will receive the vaccine for 1/5 of the population. UNICEF wants vaccines to reach their destination, making them available to people regardless of race or wealth. So how can COVAX achieve its ambitious goals? Project 2 billion doses of vaccine to reach poor countries Mr. Benjamin Schreiber, COVAX Coordinator in Connecticut (USA) affirmed that the biggest challenge for countries is “preparing to vaccinate in a short time”. COVAX’s stated goal is to ship 2 billion doses of vaccine by the end of 2021, equivalent to 850 tons of vaccine / month and 1 billion syringes. Thousands of vaccine containers will reach the remotest corners of the earth by means of vehicles: Jeeps, boats, drones, and rickshaws. Countries receiving vaccine aid are diverse, some with developing economies, some with underdevelopment. Mr. Benjamin Schreiber, COVAX Coordinator in Connecticut (USA). Photo source: Katharina Poblotzki / Der Spiegel. Countries were required to send documents to UNICEF on how they plan to manage vaccine aid logistics: Which part of the population needs the vaccine most; Vaccine distribution plans from the airport to the rest of the country. On February 24, 2021, the first COVAX shipment landed in Ghana. By the end of March 2021, UNICEF had shipped 20 million doses of the vaccine to 47 countries. The strength of manufacturers The Indian Serum Institute (SII) is headquartered in Pune (West India), the world’s largest vaccine factory with 2.4 million doses of vaccine per day. SII is the creation of the vaccine that is being used to reach many parts of the world and its cost cannot be replicated right now. Of the more than 39 million doses of vaccine shipped by COVAX to date, 28 million have come from the Pune laboratories. India is a major supplier of COVAX. Currently, the country mainly produces vaccine AstraZeneca. But at the end of March 2021, the Indian government decided to stop the export of vaccines to a minimum when the number of new corona virus infections increased rapidly in this country. The New Delhi government’s decision to stockpile vaccines means COVAX will delay delivery of 90 million doses of vaccine to 63 receiving countries. There is currently no alternative manufacturing solution outside of India. The plane was carrying carton boxes containing COVID-19 vaccine at Mumbai airport in Maharashtra state (India) on 24 February 2021. Photo source: UNICEF / UN 0421823 / COVAX. Mr. Mounir Bouazar (head of the logistics division of COVAX in Copenhagen) has been preparing for 3-4 months for the first shipments of vaccines. By the end of 2020, Bouazar is certain that half a billion syringes will be distributed to four UNICEF warehouses in Copenhagen, Dubai, Panama and Shanghai. Now COVAX will deliver thousands of vaccines to their destination every day. But a pandemic makes it more difficult, with few or no flights due to limited travel. No flights to East Timor or the Pacific island nation have been requested by UNICEF. Vaccines and syringes moved to Yemen had to go to Nairobi, where Bouazar rented a small plane to carry vaccines and syringes. Bouazar hopes to ship more vaccines by mid-2021. There is an idea to make Bouazar’s work smoother right now: Suspend intellectual property rights to vaccines in a limited way during a pandemic. India and South Africa have filed requests to the World Trade Organization (WTO) to suspend the COVID-19 vaccine and drug patents, which are supported by 100 countries. Then other companies can also make vaccines. COVAX coordinator Benjamin Schreiber is deploying COVID-19 vaccine to the poorest and most isolated countries in the world. Connecting with him are 2 colleagues of UNICEF branches in Panama and Haiti – 2 countries with immunization delays. In Haiti, the vaccination team is ready, but problems are hampering vaccine shipments. Fuel in Haiti is quite expensive, roads are poor … Schreiber persistently connects with people in Haiti every day. Nguyen Thanh Hai ( (According to spiegel, April 24, 2021) )

Recently, on social networks, there has been a situation of buying and selling clips from camera accounts stolen by bad objects. Depending on the quality of the content, the associations that sell the 18+ clip will collect a fee from 100,000 to 250,000 VND per joining. Not only providing depraved content, some groups also share hacked camera access accounts for a package fee of about 3-4 million VND. The fact that cameras are installed everywhere, the number of cameras is constantly increasing, making data from the camera a source of information targeted by many objects. (Artwork: Internet) According to experts of the National Cyber ​​Security Monitoring Center (NCSC), the Information Security Department, the Ministry of Information and Communications, the sale of account information on social networks is not a new behavior, but it has exported. appeared long ago. However, in the past, normally subjects only sold bank accounts, social networks or accounts containing information such as email, phone number, identity card number … Nowadays, when cameras are installed everywhere, the number is constantly increasing, being a source of information targeted by many audiences, the camera account also becomes “hot goods” on the account trading pages. “This form of purchase is becoming more popular because the number of cameras is increasing. Victims who lost their camera account can be monitored by others through their own camera, ”said the NCSC representative. Many users accidentally revealed the camera system login information According to experts, there are many reasons for the widespread purchase and sale of clips and camera accounts on the network, in part due to regulations and sanctions against acts of buying, selling and distributing personal data. not enough deterrent. Commenting on the reason that the personal camera system is vulnerable to hacker attacks, both subjectively and objectively, NCSC’s representative said: “Subjective is because users accidentally reveal account login information. camera. And objectively, because users use poor quality camera equipment, do not ensure enough information security, leading to the device can be hacked by hackers, thereby getting the login account “. Having the same opinion with the representative of NCSC, a security expert for IoT devices at Viettel Cyber ​​Security, Ha Toan, emphasized: A fundamental reason that makes personal and household cameras easy. Hacker attacks are due to the user’s limited knowledge of using IoT devices or cameras. For example, do not change the default password of the device when it is put into use. According to Toan, another reason is that the camera device of the manufacturer does not have a protection mechanism such as verifying the integrity of the firmware running on the camera device, allowing hackers to buy camera equipment and insert backdoors. (back door – PV) and then sold to the market. “During the work, we also discovered many backdoors allowing remote access in cameras originating in China”, Viettel Cyber ​​Security expert added. Along with that, there are cameras that have vulnerabilities in firmware due to programming errors such as buffer overflow, hardcode login information, logic errors … allowing hackers to exploit to take control of the device. Camera account information can also be revealed because the installation staff deliberately fails to notify the password change during installation or notice the change but does not notice the change of the entire service as mentioned above also includes services RTSP, onVIF. Raise awareness of personal information protection, choose a reputable camera To overcome the widespread situation of buying and selling clips, camera accounts in particular as well as personal information and data, experts say that the Decree on personal data protection should be issued soon and come to life. This draft Decree has regulated heavy fines for violations of personal data protection regulations. “The more penalties for handling violations related to the purchase and sale of personal data will help increase deterrence and reduce the rate of violation”, expert of Vietnam Cyber ​​Security Joint Stock Company (VSEC) Vuong Trong Nhan stated his point of view. But experts also emphasized the limitation in the sense of protecting personal data of users as well as the organization providing services related to user data. Making recommendations to users, VSEC experts advise them to first increase their sense of self-protection by not using the camera manufacturer’s default password, setting a strong password and setting a Private network system is only for indoor security equipment, instead of sharing the same Wi-Fi network. According to representatives of NCSC, individuals and businesses when using cameras need to have strict regulations and decentralization when allowing users to access their camera systems, need to change passwords regularly to avoid in case the login information is known by many people, the risk of leaking is also higher. Emphasizing on the safety factor of the device, experts say that choosing to buy cameras manufactured from major brands, products that have been assessed for information security as well as choose a reputable installation unit. is an effective solution to help users avoid the risk of information insecurity. On the other hand, is it time for camera manufacturers to pay more attention to whether their equipment meets information security requirements?

Season Passing Alley Photo: provided by artist Nguyen Van Tung Memories, dreams back home, are the most beautiful time left in people’s hearts when they have to go away. And vice versa, it is very happy for those who miss their native homeland, miss the fields, the houses behind the village … Those are the anxieties, the anxious to remember, the beautiful memories of childhood pouring back into the hearts of people far away from the countryside. When viewing painter Nguyen Van Tung’s paintings, these feelings are fulfilled, evoking the blues far away from home in the blue of his paintings. Arousing very pleasant sad sorrows in the hearts of those who are far away from the countryside, comforted by memories of the past. Each of Tung’s landscape works, whether in one way or another, the artist sent his thoughts and feelings about memories, fond memories, of a life or a place. place that used to live or passed through. The works such as Early Winter, Night of the Moon, Early Dew, Moonlight … have made it clear for me. Artists are skillful when they often lay out one or two very small and isolated houses on the canvas, not to mention that in a few pictures we feel very lonely, cold desolate houses, in the fields. In the winter, far away, beside the spindly trees in the deciduous season, or by the cold dark river. Make viewers feel deeply sorry for the figures of the homeland, where the fields and fields of sweet potatoes have passed the harvest, the bare land is sad in the midst of the immense windy season. Seeing pictures sometimes we can feel the cold wetness under our feet every time we walk in the straw fields when it is still morning mist. Somewhere there are lonely trees around the house as comforting, like relying on each other to live, to go through with time, so that we see somewhere far away are old mothers by the fire. , with the image of a pillar of blue smoke in the scent of burnt dry straw is very characteristic for those who have grown up from the countryside. In some pictures we feel the moment of changing season of the second, when spring sky is a little warm yellow appearing in the painting, a few red buds are emphasized, making that winter sadness. as if cleared away, for the hopes, the warmth that was given the opportunity to appear in that cold blue color. Moonlight In another area, the 8x painter described Hanoi’s street corners from a different perspective. Speaking of streets in Hanoi, many artists drew, but Hanoi Street in Nguyen Van Tung’s paintings looked in a different way. A Hanoi that is elegant and very gentle, more serene, like remembering a distant Trang An period. The yellow walls in the afternoon sun were in the shadow of the remaining shadow, by the side of the road, the old stools of the water restaurant, far away were pigeons leisurely on the gable, or wandering somewhere there in the windows. In the other corner are spindly almond trees and a few red buds of young leaves in the sky, far above are closed windows with typical blue paints of a time. Streets in this artist’s paintings are easy to make a stir for those who have lived more or less with Hanoi, remember the toad shops, remember the silhouette of typical old electric poles for a while. Makes Hanoi in Nguyen Van Tung’s paintings more reminiscent of the memories of traveling through the streets and alleys, miss the shop, miss the advert, miss the flower stalls in the street … Light Sun Perhaps the two colors most used by the artist are earth yellow and gray green in paintings, especially pictures with cold colors that are easy to impress and remember a lot, because expatriates always have in them. I have a nostalgia for my home and my homeland whenever I have a chance. When I see Tung’s paintings, I feel comforted and warm to satisfy a little nostalgia for my homeland. River House, is probably the topic that this artist born in 1984 is the most exploited and most impressive so far. Because when writing a pen, he opened his heart to drift through time, space and the best and most impressive memories to put it on the painting, so that the viewer had something to recuperate. miss the straw, or imprint a street corner in the heart of expatriates.

Stemming from the research on the model combining agricultural production and solar power in 2018, the Green Innovation and Development Center (GreenID) continues to do field research to pilot the model in An Giang province. The selected place is the cultivated land of Mr. Chau Hon’s family, Khmer household in An Hoa hamlet (Chau Lang commune, Tri Ton). The model was implemented by GreenID and Climate Sense Co., Ltd. (Climate Sense) from May 2020, with the support of the Management Board of the Sustainable Energy Development Project in An Giang province, Department of Agriculture and Development. Tri Ton district rural area and Chau Lang Commune People’s Committee. The model is designed according to the standards of rooftop solar power installed on construction works, tree-growing houses and instructions of EVN (Vietnam Electricity) with a capacity of 45Kwp, installed on an area of ​​400m2. of Mr. Chau Hon’s family. The model is completed and the grid is connected in December 2020. To ensure the efficiency of the plants underneath, the solar panels are designed with the right spacing, to ensure the growth of the plant variety. This is considered the first model with tripartite cooperation (people, businesses and non-profit organizations). The benefit sharing mechanism is discussed, agreed and harmonized among the participants. Agricultural production and sub-system farming activities are calculated and tested as soon as the system is completed with a number of short-term crops to assess growth and economic efficiency of the system. paradigm. The solar model associates agricultural production with double efficiency According to GreenID, the profit from the model will be divided among the parties according to the proportion of capital contribution invested. The disbursement period for Climate Sense is in the first 10 years because Climate Sense capital is meant to support initial investment. After 10 years, the whole system will be handed over to GreenID and households for management and use. After 20 years, GreenID will hand over to households full ownership. This model is expected to bring many multilateral financial benefits to the participants and facilitate as well as a typical model to call for more investors to expand. Farmers are excited Since commissioning in early 2021, the power generation portion is monitored remotely on the phone application. As recorded, the sunniest day, the model produces about 246Kwh of electricity and the lowest is 43Kwh on the day. On average, the system produces 103 kWh of electricity per day (as of April 7, 2021). Every month, electricity will record the indexes and payout on the amount of electricity sold to the investor’s account. From January to March 2021, the project has sold more than 4,471 kWh of electricity, equivalent to over VND 22 million. In this joint venture model, all participants benefit from the project. All profits earned from the sale of electricity to EVN will be distributed to the parties to the investment according to the profit sharing structure agreed upon by the parties in the joint venture cooperation contract. Joining the model, Mr. Chau Hon’s family and the project planted some new crops to test new crops for research. From January to April 2021, the research team collaborated with the project team and farmers to experiment with water spinach and cucumber to calculate the suitability of plants under solar panels and compare them with planting. outside. In fact, plants in the shade under solar panels grow well because they retain moisture, avoid direct sunlight due to extremely sunny weather and improved farming techniques. “I planted cucumber from February to 2021, the plants grown in a greenhouse under the panels outperform the control field outside, the fruiting rate is quite stable. Currently, my family harvests more than 30kg of cucumber per day. The fruit has a nice design and is long, fresh and delicious, highly appreciated by customers ”- Mr. Chau Hon said excitedly. Deputy Director of Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Truong Kien Tho said that the combination of agricultural production and solar power is a new model, showing initial efficiency. “When looking at the pictures of the panels covering the agricultural land, many people think it is impossible to cultivate. However, when choosing suitable crops, productivity and quality are higher. In the same arid land, farmers can keep an income from farming while also earning a monthly electricity bill. This is a model that can help many farmers to escape poverty sustainably and get better-off ”- Mr. Tho assessed. The model of installing solar cells combining agricultural production below helps generate additional revenue from selling solar power, making the most of arable land to increase income, and reduce conflicts in use. use of land resources. Some crops benefit from increased coverage, resulting in higher yields and better product quality

Hanoi is a city surrounded by the Red River with great flow and fertile alluvial deposits. With long-standing living characteristics, two riversides are always crowded places. Many big bridges in Hanoi connect the two banks of the Red River such as Nhat Tan, Chuong Duong, Vinh Tuy, Thanh Tri, … Stretching from the residential areas of Hoan Kiem, Ba Dinh, Tay Ho districts to the middle of the river is a blank stretch of land with a green color of trees and crops. Although it has a large area, this place where people are used to calling it “middle ground” is just a place where people cultivate, increase production and make beaches. Mr. Pham Van Thi today visited the garden and harvested water spinach. He has 2 sao of land along the river. Every season, he kept a different kind of vegetable, and he planted it for his family to eat and sell at the same time. Rubbing his hands onto the wet, wet field ground, Mr. Thi shared: “The land along the river should be fertile. Vegetables and grass are up, no need to fertilize much nitrogen. Just sowing, watering, clearing the grass is a vegetable garden for harvest ”. However, the fertile land is so, but the plants here are mainly: bananas, corn, potatoes and Northern vegetables. These are cultivars with little capital and short harvest time. The reason for planting these trees is because this is the land area of ​​the city, people only plant trees in the “temporary” mind, when planning will be returned. The entrance to the beach in the middle of the Red River is covered in a green color with rows of bananas, vegetable gardens mixed with dense vegetation. If you are not familiar with the way down, it is easy to get lost by the blinded view. – Squid! Where are you running? Come back. The voice of Mr. Vu calling his dog so that it does not get lost on the way to the beach. Every afternoon, Mr. Vu and his companion ride a bicycle across the Long Bien Bridge, together to cool off along the Red River. Along the riverbank, there are 3-4 large and small beaches. Each beach also went to dozens of people. From children, young people to the elderly, calls to each other, laughs stirred up both sides of the river. No one remembers when these riverside beaches have existed, but for a long time, swimming here is a very familiar living image. Located close to the edge of the Red River, Phuc Xa (Ba Dinh) inn with old cement-tiled roofs has been around for more than 20 years. The inns are long, connected with dozens of rooms. This is known as the lodging area for people from other provinces who come to Hanoi to earn a living with low income. Most of them are workers working in Long Bien night market such as selling, loading, towing … Ms. Pham Thi Ngat is a State official, mobilized to Hanoi in 1992. She owns 30 rooms of about 500 square meters in Phuc Xa ward. In the past, this was a part of arable land along the river, to grow vegetables. Later she poured land, built a room and rented it at a cheap price. The small rooms are the accommodation of 2-3 workers, the area of ​​which just fits a bed, wardrobe, cooking shelf is about 10 m2. People in the neighborhood go to work from 22:00 the day before until 6-7 o’clock the next day. They spend most of their daytime time resting, eating and drinking in their rooms. Until more than 15 o’clock, the inn is still quiet. Only Ms. Khuong and a few people woke up, and she pulled some stained plastic chairs from the house to sit and enjoy the wind. – Wake up, get up here to sit cool, Mrs. Hai, Fresh! The voice of Miss Area was loud enough for Miss Tuoi’s room at the far end of the inn to hear. The story is the same every day, just revolves around the shopping, selling … but always juicy. While talking to each other to eat fruit and hot weather, we buy ice cream and yogurt. Heaven in Hanoi on hot days is considered “harsh” extremely for the neighbors. Sitting in the inn at dusk, Mr. Pham Van Binh dined with sweat drops on his forehead. “In the day it is hot and can’t sleep, and at night there is no strength to go to work,” he lamented. Ms. Tuoi has been working in Hanoi for 4 years now. The room less than 15 m2 is where she lives with her husband and daughter “in and out”. Her health is not good, so the main income in the family is still under the care of her husband and daughter. Occasionally, she went to Long Bien market to take some shrimp and bring them to retail to increase her spending. The temporary accommodation is built on a cultivated land, without a red book. Although she pays full land tax every year, Ms. Ngat and the whole hamlet always have the spirit of “temporary residence”. If the city has land to build, they will move. “The living quarters of the working people are not spacious, beautiful, everything is temporary, but everyone living together is always happy,” said Ms. Tuoi. She added, there are families living here for decades, since the first days the village was built. Just like that, there are kids who have grown up here with their parents. “Grandma let me go ashore”, the boy Hieu called to Mrs. Oanh. For people in Phao hamlet, “going ashore” means going to work, going out, and “going in the water” means going home. The old boat with an area of ​​about 20 m2 has been the house of Mrs. Oanh’s family for nearly 20 years. The whole family of 3 is 3 generations: Grandmother, youngest daughter and grandchild. Nguyen Tien Hieu (5 years old) was born here, can also be considered a Hanoi boy, although Hieu’s birth certificate and household registration must be very difficult to do. Ms. Nguyen Thi Oanh, a farmer from Yen Thanh (Nghe An). She was one of the people in Phao village for the longest time. She did not remember the year she came here, the woman only remembered that her youngest daughter was only 7 years old. Over the years, her boat house has been damaged, or even broken, during the great floods. However, she still repaired to stay, because life here “is still easier than in the countryside”. The Red River is in high water season, every time a boat goes back and forth, the water waves rush into her family’s boat, the boat keeps rocking all day. However, with grandchildren, “it will be familiar to live a long life,” said Mrs. Oanh. The people of Phao village, nearly 30 dozen households, live close together by the river bank. Until now, their activities have no electricity or water. So is Mrs. Oanh’s family. A few units came down to support people with solar panels, batteries. However, every day when the sun is strong, the electricity is strong, and like in winter, the whole space in the boat is dimly lit because there is not enough electricity. Although it is about 3 km from the center, but Phao hamlet wants to connect and move back and forth with the city, there is only one road from the middle of Long Bien Bridge sloping down. A hurried, bumpy, concrete road less than 1m wide with grass cluttering on both sides. Young Hieu attended a private kindergarten across the river. Every day, at 6:30, Mrs. Oanh took her bicycle to school, and picked her up again in the afternoon. A few days ago, while taking Hieu back from school, when we took the bicycle from Long Bien Bridge down the steep road, our two grandchildren fell down and had to wait for everyone around to help. The accident also made her knee aching so far. The life of the people of Phao village was like that, when the big country came, they ran ashore. They stayed at the neighbor’s house. Soon, for a few days, for a whole month. That’s why everyone wants the flood season to be short for life to be stable. When asked, if she later proceeded to plan the land on both sides of the river, where would her family live, Mrs. Oanh just looked at the far bridge, dropping her thin shoulders: Where is not known. At least there is no cost of rent here like the lodgers.

Share with VTC News , expert Phan Anh Tu analyzed the wisdom in Kiatisak’s tactics and explained the failure of Hanoi FC. Video: HAGL 1-0 Hanoi FC – Are you surprised by the HAGL’s preemptive strike approach? HAGL played wisely. Coach Kiatisak arranged a foreign striker and a naturalized striker in the attack, with the aim of restraining the midfielder duo of Hanoi FC. As a result, technical winger players like Van Toan and Van Thanh have space to promote their abilities. HAGL knows in advance that Hanoi FC will be impatient to attack, so they play closely, systematically and counterattack very well. After having a goal from Xuan Truong, HAGL played leisurely, very alertly and in no hurry. Therefore, the quality of the home team’s finish is very good. If you play in a hurry, HAGL can easily pass and kick, but in this match Kiatisak’s team is not in a hurry. If they lose the ball, they can reduce the tempo of the game. Thanks to the leisurely, psychological comfort and the ability to control the game very well, HAGL has played better than Hanoi FC. Brandao (white shirt) was very aggressive. Contrary to the leisurely HAGL is a rare image of haste and impatience of Hanoi FC. The visitors are having psychological problems? Looking at the whole game, HAGL deservedly won. HAGL’s approach to the match, organization of tactics and idea of ​​playing ball is completely correct. They have a computational advantage, due to being the top team in this match. HAGL is kicked at Pleiku’s home ground, ranked above Hanoi FC and has a huge cumulative score. Coach Kiatisak’s team has a stable play style, increased player confidence. Meanwhile, Hanoi FC played in a bad mood. They have to play in Pleiku, which is a very difficult soccer field. In addition, the performance of Hanoi FC is also poor, so the calculation door of this team is much narrower than that of HAGL. In the first half, Hanoi FC attacked with a long ball, then in the second half put all his strength on the kick in a way to eat, fell to the air. However, the Capital team could not solve the situation due to psychological instability. Van Quyet’s missed situation is an example. Geovane is ineffective. The Hanoi FC players are very thirsty to win and impatient in this match, contrary to the confidence of HAGL. In addition, the foreign striker of the Capital team is very poor. They can besiege the opponent, but the quality of the shots is almost nonexistent. Geovane is not a mighty striker. He is a technician, an artist, but in fact Hanoi FC has no shortage of artists. They need a brave hero to describe a sudden conflict in the penalty area like Hoang Vu Samson, Oseni, … Foreign soldiers are poor, so Hanoi FC’s stone style is also bankrupt. – Confidence is also a different factor for HAGL today and HAGL in the previous defeat to Hanoi FC? That is the difference of HAGL in today’s match. The players believed in the coach’s tactical ideas, so when the Kiatisak was successful, he became even more confident. Having confidence, HAGL can execute situations with a very high probability of success. Conversely, if the player loses confidence, how many goals the striker scores and then the lower line conceded, the player can kick with fire and enthusiasm but still will lose. HAGL defends well now. The defender’s stone line is very solid and safe, creating a feeling of peace of mind for the striker. Thus, the attacking players only need to know the chance. HAGL strikers have good technical qualities from the past, so they can promote their abilities. HAGL defensively rolled out. – Kiatisak put Cong Phuong on the bench and when the player came on the field in the 30th minute (just like the match against the HCM City club), HAGL immediately got a goal. Is this luck, or a well-thought-out tactical plan? HAGL does not take into account the times when replacing Cong Phuong. That is the replacement of the tactical waiter. Bringing Cong Phuong in, HAGL can play counterattack effectively. Cong Phuong has the ability to pass the ball, to play the ball well, to play miraculously and unpredictably. When Hanoi FC was on the rise, coach Kiatisak needed Cong Phuong to create a threat in a counterattack. This decision is purely professional. Coach Kiatisak is also very good at hand. He understands that HAGL has many computational advantages, while Hanoi FC is in a difficult position without the staff. Cong Phuong is an unpredictable player. – Has HAGL had enough time, advantage, and humanity to compete for the throne? HAGL has good players, human quality is appreciated. After many years, the player’s experience has also increased a lot. They are more confident and mature. Coach Kiatisak also came to HAGL at the right time when the player entered the field, reaching a nine-year career, just like when Coach Park Hang Seo took over Vietnam. If Kiatisak came 3 years ago, HAGL is not as sure as it is now. At this time, HAGL has a mature, closed force, built with a very stable overall gameplay, instilled to each player. Every position on the field feels confident, understanding that doing the right tasks assigned by the coaching staff is successful. That gives HAGL great confidence. In addition, the HAGL force replaced very well, although replacing Tuan Anh, Viet Hung, and Quang Nho, the Nui Street team still showed this style of play. Of course, the star player will have better handling than a normal player, but Kiatisak’s students understand that if they keep doing the right direction, the team will have good results. HAGL is a potential candidate for the championship. They deserve this position. Thank you for the conversation!

Throughout the historical evolution, this is the most vivid part of marine culture, and it is also the epitome of the times. In such a village, because it relies on the sea, the villagers make a living by catching fish, shrimp, and snails from the shallow sea. Unfortunately, they have always been poor and backward. It was not until 1985 that the villagers created a new way to develop marine fishing, which turned the entire village into one of the richest fishing villages in the province. This is the place we are going to today—Jip Village. At first glance, do you think the name is weird? In fact, chicken p means village, p is pronounced nǎ, chicken p means hen. The village is called this name, not because there are many hens, but because there is a hen-shaped mountain behind the village. The villagers named Jip Village in order to protect their children and grandchildren from the Xingcun Wang tribe. Jip Village is located in Yangjiang City, Guangdong Province, on the south bank of the mouth of the Jianshanzui of the Zhit River, the mother river of Yangxi. I have introduced the city of Yangjiang several times before. Many people have heard of Yangjiang because of the 800-year-old Song Dynasty shipwreck “Nanhai No. 1”. As a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Guangdong Province and a city in the metropolitan area on the west bank of the Pearl River Estuary, Yangjiang has a very advantageous geographical location, with mountains and seas, and beautiful scenery. Jip Village is a small fishing village in Yangjiang, 10 kilometers away from Yangxi County. There is a natural haven, so the fisherman’s style is particularly strong. In the early years, Jip Village was only a poor and backward pure fishery natural village. The villagers enjoyed the ordinary life and were accustomed to the ordinary life. The fishery in the village is dominated by artificial sculling boats, sailing boats, and paddle boats. They go to shallow seas and Yangbian rivers to fish, shrimp, and snails. Not to mention hard work, and I can’t make much money. In 1985, the fishery in Jip village ushered in a development. A pair of Lin brothers in the village mobilized the villagers to cooperate in buying boats in the form of a shareholding system, and mobilized other villagers who could not afford a boat to establish a fishery cooperative. They thought that since they need to rely on the sea to eat the sea, they must have strong tools. In the late 1990s, under the leadership of the Lin brothers, villagers eliminated wooden boats, purchased steel-hulled boats, and equipped with advanced fishing equipment. The far sea is their new destination, where there are more abundant sea catches. While developing marine fishing, the villagers also opened many fish processing plants. This makes the economy of the entire village continue to grow, and their lives are getting better and better. Up to now, there are only 104 households in Jip Village with less than 500 people. It has 111 modern fishing boats, with an annual marine catch output of 26,000 tons, an output value of 185 million yuan, and an annual profit of 38.8 million yuan. What an amazing number this is. Can you imagine? Even in first-tier cities, an annual salary of one million is not easy. In this seaside fishing village, the average annual income of the villagers reached 130,000 yuan, of which 12 households had an annual income of more than 1 million yuan. As life becomes more and more prosperous, Jiplang Village is also digging deep into the culture of sea farming, making the village an Internet celebrity village for tourists to check in. Looking around, the straight asphalt road is lined with trees and the distant mountains are towering. Before entering Jiplang Village, I can already feel the vitality of the new countryside and the charm of the fisherman’s family. Walking into the village, I saw that the village road was spacious and clean, and there were scattered houses everywhere. These dwellings are also very special. The upper and lower floors are made of different building materials, which actually mix and match to create a sense of beauty. Several green trees dotted it, adding some vitality and vitality. Many details of the village can reflect the ocean theme, such as the murals on the houses. You see, here is the scene of two ships sailing away. Although these murals do not have high drawing skills, it is rare that they are simple and moving. There are also displays of three generations of dwellings in the village. The dwellings of each era have their own architectural features, from which the imprints of the changes of the times can be found. Passing a long wooden trestle bridge, there are clear water on both sides. The water lilies on the water have not yet opened. If it is summer, it must be another gorgeous scene. You can also meet up with three or two friends, sit on the platform by the water to blow the air, chat, and taste delicious food. This is the comfort and freedom that belongs to Jip Village alone. There are two places in the village, you can visit them specially. One is the Yujia Cultural Center. There is a wooden boat directly in the center of the museum. The wooden boat is placed on the yellow sand, creating a real sense of outdoor indoors. The museum exhibited the process of fishery development in Jip Village, and some tools used by the villagers at that time have also been preserved. It was generations of people who kept groping and heading towards the depths of the sea that brought the prosperity of Jip Village today. The significance of the Yujia Cultural Center is to give people who don’t know Jip Village an opportunity to learn about the past, and it also reminds the current villagers to never forget the past. The other is the Folklore Exhibition Hall. The exhibition hall is not big and looks very ordinary in appearance. It was remodeled with several residential houses. Walk inside, there is no other place. The quaint dwellings are full of the atmosphere of ancient times, telling the folk stories of Ji P Village. The mottled walls are precious texts and pictures, but the entire exhibition environment is a real residential house with some old objects inside. This kind of exhibition is even more shocking. From farming culture to fishery culture, we have seen the changes of the villagers as well as their persistence. Industrious spirit and courage to explore are the source of strength to support Ji P Village, and it is also the reason why Ji P Village is so charming. Do you want to take a look at this special fishing village? travelling guideline Address: Yangxi County, Yangjiang City, Guangdong Province Traffic reference: Take Yangxi Line 3 at Yangxi Bus Terminal, get off at Jip Station after 14 stops, and walk 1.5 kilometers to arrive Tickets: Free Opening hours: open all day I am Yan Leng With an interesting soul I keep walking on the road Travel|photography|writing|sharing

Some factors many families do not pay attention to but are the culprits that make people feel stressed and uncomfortable. For example, the living room does not have enough light or there are too many technology equipment in a small space, many plugs, wires are not designed to cover carefully. According to American psychotherapist Weena Cullins, some common mistakes many families make when designing a living room increase stress: Interior and living room design bright colors It is undeniable that the living room is designed with a very beautiful light color tone. However, Weena Cullins thinks that turning the family living room into a ‘gallery room’ with the main bright white tones can make people stress. Weena Cullins said: “The owner of the bright white living room will always want to keep everything clean and always find a way to maintain it. “. Lack of natural light Living in a space with insufficient light makes everyone mentally feel depressed and sad. Moreover, a room with insufficient light is definitely not good for eye health. Of course homeowners can use artificial lighting, but this can affect sleep. Indoors, Weena Cullins recommends using neutral tones, with sunlight shining in. Take advantage of natural light in the living space to get fresh air whenever. Too many sound devices in the living room Noise is one of the most common stressors. Noise comes from many different media such as televisions, music players, radio … “Not all noise causes discomfort, but I want people to be more concerned with quality than quantity,” Weena Cullins said. TV screen too close, too much Overexposure to televisions, electronic screens can make people easily stressful, especially looking at close range or in a small, limited space. The living room is cluttered A cluttered space cannot make the person living in it relax, even increase the tension. The most common problem is messy wires. Each electronic device in the living room comes with tangled wires, this is uncomfortable for many people. So you need to arrange, arrange the location to hide them reasonably. Freeing up space is how you rest your mind. Old furniture, sofa Looking at old furniture, outdated decorations, and discolored sofas makes people feel uncomfortable and uncomfortable. The thing to do is to try to replace or find new ways to make it more eye-catching. Surely looking at the pile of old, dirty things in the home space cannot make you feel fresh. Hoang Dung (translation)

This facility is located at address 17, group 10 Trinh Luong, Phu Luong, Ha Dong, Hanoi and was hired by Mr. Nguyen Dang Dat, born in 1992, to produce. Functional forces have seized thousands of cans of 3.5-liter laundry detergent under various brands. Along with that are hundreds of boxes of finished goods and many plastic cans, labels, cartons used to close the finished product. In addition, the interdisciplinary force also seizes a lot of raw materials and chemicals for the production process. Lot of soap was seized. This information quickly made the housewives worried. Ms. Phan Viet Phuong – Thanh Xuan, Hanoi, said that she just bought a barrel of laundry detergent online for 350 thousand 6 cans of 3.5 liter detergent. When Phuong reviewed it, the laundry water she bought was exactly the same as the seized laundry water. Every time she did this laundry with laundry detergent, she found it more viscous than the laundry detergent of the big brands, but the scent was very fond of her, so she still used it normally. Doctor Nguyen Thanh – Former Head of Examination Department, Central Dermatology Hospital said that fake laundry detergent can cause hand dermatitis, skin irritation. Those who have bought soap, who suspect that counterfeit goods are found, find that other ordinary soap is best washed again thoroughly. People with sensitive skin should also choose detergents that are suitable for their skin to avoid irritating the skin. People who directly touch the detergent and soap with their hands, and then feel the skin is wrinkled and even itchy, stop immediately without touching the soap, should use additional protective gloves. Affected hands due to abuse of detergent. According to this doctor, the stronger the chemicals have the ability to clean and disinfect, the stronger the acidity and alkalinity, the more alkaline the more acid, the more damage to the skin, contact dermatitis and other skin symptoms. Many cases come to see doctors because of rough hands, peeling skin, the main cause comes from household detergents. Associate Professor Tran Hong Con – Lecturer of Chemistry Department, Hanoi University of Natural Sciences, also said that it is necessary to find out what substances in fake soap are protected brands in Vietnam to be able to identify. affecting the health of users or not. According to Associate Professor Con, normally soap production is mainly surfactant, water softener. Some high-end companies add products that are emollients, not on the skin of the hands. However, Associate Professor Con said that if the product is too poor quality, it will rough the hand skin. Aromatherapy in soap, 90% of products are synthetic flavors. Quality of this fragrance depends on high-end or low-end products. Associate Professor Con recommends that people choose safe products with clear origins. If a product costs 200,000 VND, if it is naturally sold for a cheap price, half of it is definitely not a safe product.

But thousands of years ago in our country, the development of science and technology at that time was far inferior to that of today. The way people spend their time at that time was poetry, and for those without culture, the way they spent time was colloquialism. In ancient times, farmers summarized a large number of colloquialisms, each of which taught a truth, which still serves as a warning to us today.

There are many types of colloquialisms. The colloquialism I want to tell you today is related to moving. This colloquial saying is “fire moves three ways to stop, people move three ways to be poor”, literally we can know this sentence As the saying goes, “moving the fire multiple times will extinguish the fire, and people who move multiple times will make them poorer.” What’s the point of this? The following editor will give you analysis and analysis.

Let’s take a look at the first half of this saying: “Fire is moved and put out in three ways.” We must know that in ancient my country, people simply did not use high technology such as induction cookers and pressure cookers. The only tool for heating and cooking was fire. When people boil water and cook, people will light firewood. Sometimes there are several stoves in the house. People light a stove to save trouble, and use the fire of this stove to ignite the rest. This process is called “fire removal”.

Moving the fire is actually a technical job. We all know that when the firewood is burned out, if you focus on moving the fire instead of continuing the fire, the fire will eventually go out, so the first half of the saying is also after the warning. People must understand the principle of endless life and think about sustainable development. Just like today’s young people cannot be gnawing old people, young people have to work hard, rely on their own efforts to create a world, instead of blindly pointing to their parents to feed themselves, and become people’s mouth gnawing old people.

Let’s talk about the second half of the common saying, “People move three ways to be poor.” In fact, the principles of moving house and moving fire are similar. I believe that most readers have had the experience of moving. When people are moving, they are generally trying to live a better life. But we all know that when moving, people will only bring valuable things. For those People will choose to discard the bulky things that are not easy to carry. But generally these things are also indispensable in our lives, so after moving, people have to spend money to buy them, invisibly, people spend a lot of money.

And when moving, it’s easy for people to lose everything, which causes another loss. In addition, every time they move, it takes a period of time for people to familiarize themselves with the new environment. When they are familiar with the new environment, people will inevitably be taken aback. Spend money. So if you move multiple times, you will spend more and more money, and gradually your family will become poorer and poorer.

In fact, from the above explanation, everyone should be able to see that the “three” in this colloquialism does not mean three times in the true sense, but refers to more times. Although this idiom still makes sense, it is not universally applicable.

In real life, sometimes our decision to move is considered from the overall situation, such as the story of Meng’s mother’s third move. In order to let her son learn useful knowledge, Meng’s mother moved many times, despite Meng’s mother’s practice. It was indeed a bit toss, but what she finally reaped was a successful son, so Meng’s mother’s decision to move was correct.

In fact, the matter of moving house varies from person to person. In ancient times, people moving house was a big and time-consuming project, but today it is a breeze. The saying that the editor said today is still instructive for all of us. I hope you can keep your guard in mind.

Do you know any interesting sayings? Welcome to comment and share.

Collective and individual members of the Ministry of Military Affairs of Kien Giang province and the provincial Red Cross were commended for their outstanding achievements in implementing the joint program for the 2016-2021 period.

In the prevention of the COVID-19 epidemic, the two units coordinated to organize many groups to support food and essential necessities for 3,200 people, worth nearly 135 million VND …

Military agencies at all levels coordinate with the Red Cross to mobilize organizations and individuals to participate in supporting resources to build 489 team houses, 936 houses of gratitude, 1052 red cross houses with the total amount of 52 billion VND.

The highlight in the implementation of the program to coordinate activities of the two units is that over the past 5 years, the program “New Year of the Military – People” has been organized, the two units have coordinated with the departments, branches, and unions. successfully organized activities “Tet Army – People” in 5 communes (including Tan Khanh Hoa, Giang Thanh district; Ngoc Thanh commune, Giong Rieng district; Dong Thanh commune, An Minh district; Phong Dong commune, Vinh Thuan district and commune Hoa Chanh, U Minh Thuong district) with a budget of over 39 billion VND and at the same time contributing to helping localities fulfill the targets of building a new countryside./.

In the water season, or when the flood overflows, even though the herbaceous plants have been drifted away, the industrious still cling, rising from the mud. In the past, gardening people pulled this tree to eat through hunger. Then so, the days passed gradually, industrious became the specialty vegetable dish of the people of the South, with high economic value. Currently, these vegetables bring to urban areas cost a few tens of thousands of dong to hundreds of thousands dong a kilogram and sometimes still “out of stock”.

Vegetable spinach.

Processing the industrious vegetables in the Mekong Delta style is very simple. Raw edible spinach is considered to be the best, retaining its nutrients when dotted with braised fish and braised fish juice. The crunchy, supple stalks combine with the richness of the dipping sauce to create a rustic but delicious dish! Or when there is no food at home, pick up a bunch of spinach, wash them, cut them into pieces, boil them with boiling water, pick them up with soybean sauce, soya sauce, and soy sauce all run out of the bottom of the pot of white rice. A little more picky can be salty. Salted and sour salted islet (for a few days), often served with main dishes such as braised meat, fried fish … Stir-fried island with shrimp, meat, heart is the favorite drink of gentlemen. .

Cu Neo also appears in hot pot dishes of the Southern people. Especially hot pot sauce, fish sauce warehouse, if there is a lack of industrious (or tai Tuong vegetables), even a multitude of other raw vegetables will feel lacking something. Not only hot pot sauce but also in the sour soup pot of Western people, industrious to help increase the taste, strange taste. Because in that fragile amaranth, there is a mild acrid taste, a light sweet taste and a salty taste of alluvial flavor.

Ms. Lai Thi Tuyen, Thuong’s mother emotionally shared: “I am really overjoyed. Since the day he was in an accident, the family is not sure how to manage the money to treat him. There was nothing worth selling in the house. I can only thank the Justice Newspaper and the brothers and sisters for helping my family in this tribulation ”.

Currently, the wound infection on the leg of Thuong has recovered significantly, no longer aching pain as before.

Representatives of the Justice newspaper and the generals donated money to support Thuong baby

Doctor Luu Duc Tho – Head of Department of Surgery and Injury at Thanh Hoa Children’s Hospital said: “After a period of active treatment, the wound has progressed quite well. Over the next 2 weeks, we will proceed to remove the nail and reconnect the patient. After that, when the wound is stable, I will continue to receive Rehabilitation treatment to minimize the movement sequelae in the future ”.

As reported by the Justice newspaper, Le Thi Thuong had a surgical wound infection when treating a broken leg after an accident at the district hospital.

Immediately after the accident, Thuong broke 2 lower legs and was operated on by the district doctors at the hospital. After stabilizing, Thuong was discharged from the hospital. However, just a short time after that, Thuong’s leg showed unusual signs such as soreness, numbness and difficulty moving. The family quickly took Thuong to the district hospital for inspection and was urgently transferred to Thanh Hoa Children’s Hospital because the infection was too severe.

Unable to hide her feelings, Ms. Tuyen choked out, “My family has been in difficult situations for a long time, my husband is disabled so he cannot do anything. The whole family only looks at a few stir fries, so we always worry about eating each meal. On February 27, Thuong he said he went to the district to pick up goods and sell online to earn extra income for his family. But it was not long before someone reported that he had an emergency hospitalization. The mother and daughter have been in the hospital since that day until now and do not know when. I just hope to quickly heal my leg, so that the daughter does not have to suffer any more “.

Ms. Tuyen’s family belongs to the poor local household, most of the family’s living expenses only rely on the husband’s disability allowance of nearly 400,000 VND / month. Ms. Tuyen, in poor health, could not do anything. She was around her house with a few rice fields just hoping to have enough rice to eat.

Thuong is the only child of the family, so besides going to school, when she has free time, Thuong stays at home to help her parents with housework and farming, in addition to collecting more goods to sell online to earn more. some cost help with parents. Thuong was rarely allowed to hang out with his friends. I thought that life was just passing by, even though there were too many difficulties, but she and her husband also tried to save for Thuong to study, as friends.

Since the day he was injured in a traffic accident, Tuyen’s family fell into a stalemate. Because the day to take care of the child in the hospital, money is not earned, but the cost of treatment and daily living is expensive. Including the time taken to hospital when having a traffic accident at the district hospital up to now while being treated at Thanh Hoa Children’s Hospital, Thuong and her mother have been in hospital for more than 1 month and still have not. know when to be back home.

Currently, patients taking both medication and negative pressure suction (VAC) with the cost of smoking each time are expected to be 5 million and usually must be done once a week. Currently, the Health Insurance side has not paid for this service.