Cases of BN12151-BN12171 were recorded in Bac Giang province in the isolation and blockade areas, related to workers working in industrial zones. The test result was positive for SARS-CoV-2. Cases from BN12172 to BN12231 recorded in HCMC: 51 cases are F1 cases, four are related to the Renaissance mission group, five are under epidemiological investigation. The test result was positive for SARS-CoV-2. To move towards herd immunity by the end of 2021, localities across the country are promoting vaccination against COVID-19. On June 17, an additional 200,263 people were vaccinated against COVID-19 vaccine, so the whole country had 1,991,059 doses of COVID-19 vaccine injected, of which 89,833 people received two full shots. According to data from the Ministry of Health, Thai Binh province has not recorded any new cases for 14 days. A total of 25 provinces (Yen Bai, Quang Ngai, Dong Nai, Quang Ninh, Quang Nam, Quang Tri, Thua Thien Hue, Nam Dinh, Hoa Binh, Tuyen Quang, Son La, Ninh Binh, Thanh Hoa, Thai Nguyen, Hung) Yen, Hai Phong, Tay Ninh, Gia Lai, Bac Lieu, Dien Bien, Dak Lak, Dong Thap, Tra Vinh, Da Nang, Thai Binh) have not recorded new cases for 14 days. The 4th outbreak is having unpredictable developments and spreading rapidly in Ho Chi Minh City, Ha Tinh, Bac Giang, Tien Giang, Nghe An and Binh Duong.

This tool supports editing user photos into animated characters of Pixar or Disney. Although there are no controversial, worrying terms like FaceApp, Voilá AI Artist still has certain conditions for users. How much does it cost to use Voila ? Application “transform” Voilá is a photo editing tool that is free to download on iOS and Android. This app helps users turn their photos into hand-drawn caricatures, cartoon characters or a Renaissance painting. This application only allows 3 days of free use, before the screens and conditions for collection appear. Specifically, the Voilá Pro package costs $2/week on Android and $3/week for the iOS version. To use the app for 1 year, the developer has more preferential packages such as 21 USD / year for Android or 30 USD / year on Apple devices. Paying users will get rid of ads, speed up image processing and unlock other features like removing the app icon from the image when exporting. Portrait of billionaire Elon Musk before and after using the Voilá AI Artist app. Photo: OlharDigital. According to the Wired , when paying, it’s true that the app processes photos faster. However, it is not possible to confirm if it is due to the processing acceleration feature or because the app has removed ads. Compared to free apps that often appear on the Play Store or AppStore, Voilá has a more “sustainable” way of collecting money. Usually, users only need to pay a one-time amount of a few dollars if they want to quit ads, or accept to see periodic ads for free use. With weekly payment mode, users also need to note the automatic payment. Compared to the whole year price, if you buy a weekly package just to edit a few photos and forget, users can lose tens to hundreds of dollars if they forget to remove automatic payment. This is not an uncommon problem with today’s paid recurring or content services. Users should be careful to avoid wasting money when the application automatically renews. Doesn’t require ‘sensitivity’ like FaceApp, but still has a privacy note Like all apps that have access to data, Voilá AI Artist can also compromise user privacy. According to the application terms, Voilá is allowed to transfer and store users’ images like many other editing apps. This application may use users’ images for their own advertising purposes without notice or fees. Like photo editing apps, Voilà also asks permission to use user data for advertising. In 2020, Vietnamese people used to compete to post edited photos from the FaceApp application. Like Voilá, FaceApp brings effects such as changing gender, making an old face or turning a child. However, FaceApp’s data requests are much more sensitive. Specifically, the installation part of FaceApp requires the right to launch with the system, access memory, run in the background, full permission to use the Internet… Thus, after installation, FaceApp has the right to automatically launch, access access memory and transfer data to the server. “With more than 100 million downloads, this is a huge data store. Some access rights exceed the limits of photo editing applications,” said Tri Duc, a security expert working in New York, USA. share with Zing when talking about FaceApp . Developers Website.AI of the application Voilá AI Artist said their company will delete the data after 24-48 hours. However, this claim has yet to be verified. So, Wired users need to understand that the use of these “transforming” applications carries certain risks and needs to be responsible for themselves before using.

These images are transformed from ordinary photos to drawings in a very soulful way. Just a few simple steps, anyone will turn themselves into a cartoon character. As a result, many Facebook users have been fascinated by this trend. Due to Voila AI Artist’s impressive photo editing capabilities, internet users are going crazy with the cartoon photo trend. According to the research of VietNamNet , to create such animated images, users have to download a photo editing app called Voilà AI Artist. According to the introduction of the development team, Voilà AI Artist is an application that combines human creativity and artificial intelligence. The aim is to turn photos into fun cartoons and create stunning masterpieces. Using Voilà AI Artist is quite simple, this application provides 4 different filter groups. Users can download and use it for free without creating an account. If you want to use the paid version with more advanced features, users will have to pay 48,000 VND/week, 87,000 VND/month or 476,000 VND/year of use. Paying will help the image processing speed faster, in addition, the returned image is not watermarked. Filters of Voila AI Artist photo editing application. Photo: Trong Dat To create animated images, users only need to upload photos to the application for the AI ​​system to automatically process. In addition to creating images in the style of Pixar cartoon characters, the application also helps turn ordinary photos into renaissance paintings or caricatures. With such attractive features, even though it has only appeared since May 31, 2021 on A, Voilà AI Artist has stormed and created a fever with more than 10 million downloads globally. . And Vietnamese users are also very quickly caught up in that new trend. In addition to creating cartoon images, Voila AI Artis can also create renaissance-style drawings. However, users should note because in addition to the rights required in normal photo editing applications such as accessing the camera, taking photos, reading content, modifying or deleting content in memory, Voilà AI Artist also requires quite a few sensitive permissions. Accordingly, one of the requirements when using Voilà AI Artist is location access, permission to run at startup, read notifications and prevent the phone from going to sleep. Voilà AI Artist is a product of Wemagine.AI. This is a company registered in the state of British Colombia (Canada). According to the developer, by downloading and installing the application, the user agrees to be bound by Voilà AI Artist’s terms and privacy policy. Users need to be careful because the policy of the Voila AI Artis developer has many absurd points. Photo: Trong Dat By accessing the application, from the first access, the user has unconditionally agreed to the terms of Voilà AI Artist and irrevocably these constraints. The application developer also reserves the right to change the terms and conditions and these changes are effective immediately without the consent of the user. In general, with photo editing applications like Voilà AI Artist, users need to be extremely vigilant about issues related to data and privacy. This is because, through the development of Voilà AI Artist, the developer can collect users’ personal images for other purposes.

Le Thanh Ton Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City is deserted because of the implementation of social distancing. (Photo: Thanh Vu/VNA) Currently, Ho Chi Minh City has many outbreaks of unknown origin in the community and from there spreading to many people, so it is necessary to accelerate the screening and wide-ranging work to end the infection chains. This is the direction of Mr. Nguyen Thanh Phong, Chairman of the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City at the meeting of the city’s Steering Committee for Epidemic Prevention and Control on the afternoon of June 15. Reporting at the meeting, Mr. Nguyen Tan Binh, Director of Ho Chi Minh City’s Department of Health, said that on June 15, the city recorded 90 cases of COVID-19. Up to now, Ho Chi Minh City has 1,252 cases of COVID-19 in the community with many outbreaks with wide spread such as the outbreak of the Phuc Hung mission group with 476 positive cases for SARS-CoV-2; Outbreak Hoc Mon Mechanical Workshop has 51 positive cases; Ehome 3 apartment outbreak has a total of 59 positive cases; Outbreak Road 11 (Hiep Binh Phuoc ward, Thu Duc city) has 8 positive cases; Outbreaks in Tan Thoi 2 and Tan Thoi Hiep 3 hamlets (Tan Hiep commune, Hoc Mon district) have 32 positive cases; Kim Minh company outbreak (Ward 13, District 5) has 27 positive cases; Outbreak Tan Phu District Hospital has 14 positive cases; Outbreak of Xuyen A Hospital has 22 positive cases… The director of the Department of Health is concerned about the outbreak at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases because the number of cases has reached 67, of which 60 are medical staff and 7 cases are family members of these staff. . Besides, more and more cases appear in companies and industrial zones in recent days. Concerned about the situation of many new infection chains appearing in the community, Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee Nguyen Thanh Phong acknowledged that new outbreaks appear according to a common formula of hospital screening. detecting cases, then screening and tracing at living quarters and workplaces again discovered new cases. “There are more and more new cases with unknown sources of infection, so for infection chains with unknown sources of infection, it is necessary to focus on screening, testing and testing on a large scale because if not blocked, the epidemic will spread. to the community,” Mr. Nguyen Thanh Phong expressed concern. Chairman of the People’s Committee Nguyen Thanh Phong directed, in the immediate future, the health sector must carefully screen risk groups in hospitals; Sampling implementation extensive testing to industrial area , export processing zones from now until June 25; at the same time, monitor high-risk places including domestic and international flights, trains and ships entering Ho Chi Minh City. Mr. Nguyen Thanh Phong also suggested that departments, branches, districts of the city must be ready to prepare plans for epidemic prevention and control in a spirit of speed and determination because of the fact that there are still many cases of negligence in the public sector. epidemic prevention and control. According to the Chairman of the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City, this is the time when the entire political system must try and devote all its efforts to the goal of epidemic prevention and control, ensuring the safety and health of the people. Only in this way can we shorten the time of social distancing and bring life back to a new normal.

France (home ground): The number one candidate for the Euro 2020 championship will step on the field with the most impressive outfit. The home jersey of the “Gaulois Rooster” is designed with an emphasis on red stripes running across the chest. This motif used to appear on the shirt of the French team when winning the 1998 World Cup. Germany (home ground): The familiar horizontal stripe pattern on the Germany Euro 2020 jersey is stylized into unique brush strokes. The sleeves are accented with the German flag as a tribute to the diverse backgrounds of “Die Mannschaft” players and fans. England (home ground): Euro 2020 is a particularly important tournament for England when they have the opportunity to attend the semi-finals and final at home. Marcus Rashford and his teammates carry great hope from the fans. In the history of participating in the Euro, the best achievement of “Three Lions” was only 3rd place overall in 1968. Portugal (away): Portugal’s away kit is an upgraded version of the kit with “Seleccao” that reached the European throne 5 years ago. Cristiano Ronaldo has used the phrase “above great” to describe this shirt. Italy (home ground): Italy’s home jersey is inspired by the renaissance. This kit represents the rebirth of “Azzurri” and a new generation of players. Sweden (away): The away shirt of Victor Lindelof and his teammates has the main blue tone with yellow stripes running along the body, shoulders and arms. This is one of the shirt designs Hyperbeast appreciated at this year’s Euro. Spain (home ground): The shirt was specially designed by Adidas to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Spanish Football Federation and is also the first time the lion has been chosen as the symbol of the team from the Iberian peninsula. Finland (home ground): Finland’s main jersey is designed to be simple but eye-catching. A large cross-like motif is dark blue and fades down the hem. This design brings the pride of the team from Northern Europe. Belgium (away): The shirt of the team that leads the FIFA rankings is impressively designed with the main white color combined with hand-painted motifs printed on the body of the shirt. The red home jersey of coach Roberto Martinez’s team is also highly appreciated by the fans. Austria (away): The designer made a bold move when transforming the logo of the Austrian team into imprinted motifs all over the body. This competition outfit is still highly recognizable when in the middle of the chest is the words “Osterreich” – the name of the Central European country. The black shirt combined with blue pants and socks creates a highlight for David Alaba and his teammates every time they go out on the field.

Luxembourg’s full name is the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg – a parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy, ruled by a Grand Duke and the only surviving grand duchy in the world. This country has an area of ​​2586 square kilometers with a population of 580,000 people . Nestled between the “giants” of France, Germany and Belgium, Luxembourg not only has not been annexed and assimilated, but has also risen to world stature – it is a co-founder member of many international organizations such as the Union United Nations, European Union, North Atlantic Treaty Organization… With more than 80% of the population being immigrants, people here are not only Luxembourgish, but also fluent in other languages ​​such as French, German, English… At attractions in Luxembourg, there are hearing devices, visitors do not need tour guide, just press the button to select the language. As a small country, but Luxembourg has RTL Group with 34 television stations, 33 radio stations covering 12 countries and the largest steel corporation Arcelormital in Europe. Luxembourg is the headquarters of hundreds of foreign banks, including the Investment Bank and the European Audit Office… Luxembourg is influenced by French architecture, notably the Lucilinburhuc castle built more than 1000 years ago, Notre Dame Cathedral, Luxembourg’s main avenue looks like the Champs Elysees in Paris. Grand Dukes Palace with unique architecture, built in 1574 – one of the most perfect examples of Renaissance architecture with splendid beauty, sophistication. The Luxembourg Theater (full name is Grande-Duchesse Josephine-Charlotte Concert Hall) designed by architect Christian de Portzamparc, is one of the most famous theaters in Europe, holding up to 400 concerts annually. Notre-Dame Cathedral is a Roman Catholic church, built in 1870, bold Gothic architecture mixed with fine Renaissance art. The building of the National Savings Bank was built in the years 1910 – 1913 in the Renaissance style William II Square – the heart of Luxembourg City, named after the eminent emperor of both Luxembourg and the Netherlands, has long had a special meaning for the people and country of Luxembourg. Statue of Gëlle Fra commemorating the soldiers of Luxembourg who died in World War I in Constitution Square, built in 1923, demolished by the Germans in 1940, restored in 1984 – a symbol of freedom and love Luxembourgish resilience. Luxembourg is influenced by both Roman and Germanic cultures but has been transformed by eye-catching multicultural fashion stores, performances by Arab street artists, aromatic German sausages, attractive Turkish kepap…and the shops seduce tourists. Luxembourg has 110 bridges. The Grand Duke Adolphe Bridge was built between 1900-1903 by two famous architects with the largest stone dome in the world at that time – a symbol of the independence of this country. The “Old” bridge was built in 1859 – 1861 across the Pétrusse valley with pillars 30 meters high, with a total length of 290 meters. The “Red” bridge connects the city center with the European area, 74 m high, 355 m long, 25 m wide and with a total weight of 4,900 tons. Designed by Catalan architect Ricardo Bofill in 2004, Europe Square is home to major buildings such as the Philharmonie, the Alcide De Gasperi, the new Convention Center, the MUDAM Drai Eechelen… Luxembourg’s most famous attraction is the Chemin de la Corniche, across the Alzrtte valley, built by the Spaniards and French in the 17th century – which covers the whole of Luxembourg, dubbed “The most beautiful balcony” Europe”. Under the Chemin de la Corniche is the Bock Casemates underground fortress system 23 km long, 40 m deep, built by Count Sigfried in 963. The whole defensive town is more than 40000 m2, located in the ground with legs. very thick walls and sandstone balustrades that follow steep cliffs. Since 1933, Casemates has been repaired by the Luxembourg government and is open to visitors. Currently, the average annual Bock Casemates welcomes more than 100,000 visitors. The hidden beauty and romance of Luxembourg City is that it lies in the heart of the valley. Luxembourg City was recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage in 1994 and awarded the title of “European Capital of Culture” by the EU in 1995 and 2007. Luxembourg does not have a hustle and bustle like many other tourist cities in Europe. Apart from the new cars, Luxembourg has no showy activities. The pace of life here is still leisurely and liberal; a cool blue color, settling, mixing heaven and earth with people. Luxembourg never forgets to preserve its historical values, national cultural traditions. Perhaps, that is the reason why, despite being small, having been invaded for thousands of years, Luxembourg still maintained its sovereignty and rose to become a rich country, respected by friends.

People eat at an outdoor restaurant in Paris, France, May 19, 2021. Photo: THX/VNA Bad weather doesn’t discourage them from heading to their favorite destinations. Demand for tickets to an exhibition of Renaissance sculpture at the Louvre has spiked. According to the plan, after the second phase of easing the COVID-19 epidemic prevention, France will fully open the economy on June 30. Similarly, the Austrian Government also eased epidemic prevention measures on May 19, accordingly reopening restaurants and bars after a 6-month shutdown to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic. 19. However, this relaxation decision only applies to those who have tested negative for the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19, or have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine or have recovered. recovering from this illness. * Around 50,000 travel professionals from around the world gathered in the Spanish capital Madrid on May 19 for a five-day fair. This is the first travel fair to be held in a live format during the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe. The organizers of the FITUR International Tourism Fair expect to welcome 100,000 visitors at this year’s fair, of which 50% are ordinary people who will be allowed to attend this event during the weekend. Last year, the event attracted nearly 260,000 visitors. However, due to the impact of the epidemic, this year’s fair will reduce the maximum number of visitors, while side festivals will not be held and seminars within the framework of this fair will be held. operate in an online form. The FITUR international travel fair is held in the context that Europe and many other countries have been eased from epidemic prevention measures and people around the globe are preparing to resume travel activities. Tourism is one of the sectors most severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to estimates by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the number of people traveling in 2020 has decreased by 74% compared to 2019.

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

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