On the occasion of the International Children’s Day every year, the big streets specializing in selling children’s toys such as Luong Van Can, Hang Can… are often bustling with sellers and buyers, as if they were going to a festival, but this year the space is deserted. afflicted by disease. The shop owners almost just sit and watch the phone to watch the shop. Due to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic, schools give early summer vacations, so there are almost no customers who are schools, parents buy goods in large quantities to make year-end rewards as usual. As noted by the reporter of Tien Phong newspaper, the number of retail customers coming to buy directly is quite sparse, and can only be counted on the fingers. Vendors wait for customers all afternoon, almost no customers come to buy. They took advantage of decorating a few more items on the cars to make them more eye-catching. The whole street of Hang Can, Luong Van Can, on the afternoon of May 31, was sparse with no customers coming to buy. Spider-Man figures are mounted on trees to create eye-catching appeal for young customers, but now there are not many customers visiting. Children’s fashion stores even hang signs of deep discounts of 30%, but there are no customers to shop. Scattered, only a few stores have customers to buy and choose toys. The streets known as the toy capital of the capital such as Hang Ma, Luong Van Can, Hang Luoc… are now deserted without buyers. There are no pictures of stores full of other crowded toys, no more stalls, shelves close to the sidewalk selling enough toys and gifts for children like every year. Not far from the toy shopping market, the Hanoi Children’s Palace, a familiar place for children to play and live in the capital, is now closed to prevent and control the COVID-19 epidemic. The amusement parks are covered with tarpaulin to stop receiving guests according to the epidemic prevention directive of Hanoi city.

Workers give an H9 bird flu vaccine to chicks at a farm in Changfeng district, Anhui province, April 14, 2013. Photo: Reuters. A 41-year-old man in eastern China’s Jiangsu province has been confirmed as the first case of a rare bird flu called H10N3, Beijing’s National Health Commission (NHC) said. The man, a resident of Zhenjiang City, was hospitalized on April 28 and was diagnosed with H10N3 on May 28, the NHC said on June 1, adding that his condition was stable. determined. The NHC did not give details on how the man became infected but said a check of his close contacts found no other cases and the risk of transmission was very low. What does the world know about H10N3? Little is known about this virus, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), which appears to be very rare in birds and does not cause serious illness. The World Health Organization (WHO) said that although the source of the patient’s exposure to the H10N3 virus has not been identified and no other cases have been found in the local population, there is still no indication of the disease. person-to-person transmission. However, avian influenza viruses may have little effect on birds but can have much more severe effects in humans, such as the H7N9 strain that killed nearly 300 people in China during the winter of 2016-2017. The WHO says there are only rare cases of human-to-human transmission of the H7N9 virus. What is the risk of H10N3 infection? The risk of further transmission of H10N3 is currently thought to be very low, with experts describing the case as “sporadic”. Such cases occasionally occur in China, where there are large numbers of domestic and wild birds of many species. And with increased surveillance of avian influenza among the population, more and more cases of avian influenza virus infections are occurring. In February, Russia reported its first human case of the highly damaging H5N8 virus on poultry farms across Europe, Russia and East Asia last winter. Authorities said seven people infected with the virus had no symptoms. Experts would be wary of any cluster of H10N3 cases, but for now, a single case is not a cause for concern. The WHO told Reuters in a statement: “As long as avian influenza viruses are circulating in poultry, sporadic human infection of avian influenza is not surprising, it is a living reminder that the threat of an influenza pandemic persists.” According to Filip Claes, regional laboratory coordinator of FAO’s Transboundary Animal Diseases Emergencies Center in the Asia Pacific regional office, only about 160 virus isolates have been reported. for 40 years to 2018. However, influenza viruses can mutate rapidly and mix with other strains circulating on farms or among migratory birds, known as “reclassification,” which means they can produce new strains of the virus. Genetic changes pose a threat of transmission to humans. What more will the world need to know? The genetic sequence of the virus that infects the patient has yet to be published and will be needed to fully assess its risk. Scientists will want to know how easily H10N3 can infect human cells to determine if it could pose a greater risk. For example, the H5N1 variant that first infected humans in 1997 is the most lethal, killing 455 people globally to date. It takes only a few mutations before the H5N1 variant is capable of spreading easily from person to person, said Ben Cowling, a professor at the University of Hong Kong’s School of Public Health. Having the genetic information of the H10N3 variant will help assess whether it is “closer to the virus we should be worried about,” he said.

Although it is summer, Quang Ninh tourism is “frozen” due to the influence of the Covid-19 epidemic. Ha Long international passenger ship port these days seems to be more crowded, because hundreds of ships are anchored at the same time. The scenery is beautiful but gloomy because all the ships are lying on the shore. From May 6, due to the extremely complicated developments of the Covid-19 epidemic, Quang Ninh province has suspended all sightseeing and tourism activities at tourist sites, tourist attractions, relics and scenic spots on the island. locality. Ha Long Bay has about 500 cruise ships operating, but now from ships serving day visitors to overnight cruises worth hundreds of billions of dollars, all are subject to dormant anchorage at the wharf. No longer crowded with tourists, the harbor is deserted. It is estimated that before the pandemic, there were peak days when Ha Long Bay welcomed nearly 20,000 visitors. Many weekends in the summer of last year, the number of visitors has also recovered. Bai Chay tourist area is equally deserted. Along with tightening 5K, Quang Ninh has also asked to stop many non-essential services, making the streets even more deserted. While a number of large hotels have chosen to temporarily close at the beginning of the year, many small and medium hotels are still operating in moderation. “The travel stop is necessary to prevent the epidemic, we also have to adapt by letting employees take a break, then selling online,” said the owner of a restaurant. At the weekend, people came to Bai Chay beach to admire the scenery, some people still went to the beach to swim despite the regulations to suspend beach activities, not to gather crowds on the beach, and the loudspeakers continuously warned. The border of the sea is mainly local people going to exercise, complying with wearing masks to prevent epidemics. At Tuan Chau Tourist Area, the port area to welcome guests is also no longer a shadow of ships coming in and out. Previously, after the outbreak of the epidemic in early 2021, from about March, tourism activities in Quang Ninh returned, but the number of visitors was not large. Many ships in a state of “not being able to restart yet were lying ashore”. “The ship doesn’t go to sea but still has to maintain maintenance and lookout personnel, the bank debt also keeps increasing,” a ship owner lamented. Tens of thousands of direct and indirect workers in the tourism industry in Quang Ninh are also having to quit, relax, and struggle to wait for the end of the epidemic.

The city also stops activities of festivals, religious ceremonies, sports tournaments, karaoke, bars, discos, games, the Internet; cinemas, movie centers; spa services, massage, sauna, gym; exercise activities, sports, mass gathering events in public areas, flower gardens, parks until there is a new direction from the City Steering Committee. Along with the recommendation of the Ministry of Health to implement the 5k message, including not to gather in large numbers, limit going out… the people’s anxiety about the disease makes the streets in Hanoi more and more at night, less people. As noted by PV, at places that have always attracted crowds before such as Sword Lake, the square in front of Ly Thai To monument, West Ta Hien street, etc., are empty and quiet when night falls. The main streets before were crowded with traffic such as Pho Hue, Ba Trieu, Quang Trung, Hang Bong, Dinh Tien Hoang… only a few cars passed by, although it was less than 10pm. Due to the fear of the COVID-19 epidemic, which is complicated in the community, many people stay at home instead of going out, making the streets of the Capital quiet. Instead of busy traffic, Kim Lien Tunnel is open, only a few cars are scattered. Hue street is airy before 10pm. Vehicles on the roads are comfortable to move. Hoa Lu Street “hibernates” in the midst of the COVID-19 epidemic season. At intersections and intersections, there are few official vehicles. A coffee shop quickly packed up. Before 10 p.m., the area in front of the Cathedral was dotted with a few people. Hang Bong Street is quieter than Tet. A rare late-night eatery in the downtown area. The area around Shark Ham is bleak amid the COVID-19 epidemic. The shops were closed, making Hang Ngang – Hang Dao dark. The busy and crowded western area of ​​Ta Hien is now “hibernating” amid the COVID-19 epidemic season. The scene seemed like 2-3 am. Many activities and organizations halted to fight the epidemic, making the streets of the capital gloomy. Dinh Tien Hoang Street is deserted. People “comfortably” walk down the roadway.

Although Sam Son city focuses on propaganda on epidemic prevention and control for tourists, most tourists still “forget” to wear masks. As noted, from the afternoon of May 2, the number of tourists from the provinces has mostly returned, Sam Son beach mostly has only domestic tourists. On this morning (May 3), along Ho Xuan Huong street and the beach were empty of people and tourists. Service activities are also not as active as in the past days. Sam Son beach welcomed thousands of visitors on the afternoon of May 2. Photo: Le Duong Many people do not wear masks when playing at Sam Son beach. Photo: Le Duong By this morning (May 3), Sam Son beach was deserted, a few people went to the sea. Photo: Le Duong In Quang Ninh Although it is still in the time of making up for the holidays, the beach in Ha Long is empty. The beaches always have security staff on duty to prevent people from congregating. In front of each beach, there are boards and barriers to prevent people from going to the beach. On the morning of May 3, the beach in Ha Long was empty. Photo: Pham Cong Signs on epidemic prevention. Photo: Pham Cong People are advised by the government not to gather in large numbers. Photo: Pham Cong In Thua Thien Hue: Some people and tourists choose Bach Ma Village tourist area (Phu Loc district, TT-Hue) to bathe in streams and spend holidays with their families. Visitors are checked for body temperature and wear masks to prevent Covid-19 before entering the amusement park. Security forces measure the temperature of visitors entering the amusement park in Phu Loc district. Photo: Quang Thanh The amusement park in Phu Loc district was deserted on the last day of the holiday. Photo: Quang Thanh In Nghe An : In fact, Cua Lo beach is usually crowded, but on the last day of the holiday, it is deserted, only a few people walking around. Head of Culture Office of Cua Lo Town (Nghe An) Vo Van Tho said that hotels and motels today were empty of tourists. The number of guests at the restaurants close to the beach was sparse, people returned home after a few days off to prepare to return to work. The shops along Cua Lo beach are empty. Photo: Quoc Huy Picture of Cua Lo beach this morning. Photo: Quoc Huy In Danang , recorded the last day of the holiday in areas such as Linh Ung Pagoda, Ngu Hanh Son scenic area, Love Bridge… in Da Nang, the number of visitors was scattered. At the beach along Vo Nguyen Giap street, people and tourists wear masks. The functional forces are also arranged to remind and distribute medical masks to those who do not wear them. Tourists wear masks when going to the beach Few tourists visit Linh Ung Pagoda on the last day of the holiday The functional forces were sent to remind and distribute medical masks to those who do not wear masks At the sea Vung Tau (Ba Ria – Vung Tau province), from the afternoon of May 2, PV noted that in the Back Beach area of ​​Vung Tau beach, there were few guests, no more scenes of tourists crowded to bathe and play on the sea. Most people when swimming here are obligated to wear masks. From the afternoon of May 2, PV noted that there were few customers at Back Beach in Vung Tau Most tourists when going to the beach wear masks By this morning (May 3), along the Thuy Van route (Back beach of Vung Tau beach) became quiet, no longer the scene of tourist cars parked on both sides of the road. Under the beach, there are only a few tourists and people swimming in the sea Some tourists walk around, swim near the shore Although the sea is empty, the medical monitoring posts are still on duty 24/7 On the third day of the holiday, Vung Tau beach returns to a deserted state, no longer as bustling as the previous days All visitors have their temperature checked at medical monitoring posts, before entering the sea

It is known that BLACKPINK’s VOGUE cover this time is by a brand specializing in hair products mise en scène push cover. This is also the brand that has been with 4 beautiful girls since 2018. True to the criteria of advertising hair care products, all 4 BLACKPINK members have long hair with different hair colors and hairstyles. Although, BLACKPINK is praised for being very beautiful, but the 4 members’ photo poses are still criticized. Except for Jisoo and Lisa who have quite an emotional interaction with each other, Jennie and Rosé seem to be merged, not like the group’s photo as usual. Rosé’s fans are extremely proud, because this month, the female idol is on two major magazine covers, and although with Korean VOGUE the cover is the whole group, she still has her own side cover. In K-Pop, only Baekhyun (EXO) has ever done the same thing, the male idol was on the covers of two Korean magazines Harper’s BAZAAR (solo) and ELLE Korea (with the same group) in the same October issue last year. Thus, Rosé is the first female idol to receive this treatment. Rosé’s image of “Japanese girl hair” also made a strong impression and was praised as the member with the best hair in this cover series of BLACKPINK. Lisa is still as beautiful as ever, but her hair is said to be a bit messy and hides a lot of her face. The eldest sister Jisoo is beautiful and luxurious in the “Miss Korea” standard, but this photo is said to be similar to the advertisement nail more than advertising hair care products. Netizens also did not forget to win the “rain” of compliments for the female idol’s “unbelievably beautiful” hand. After Rosé, Jennie’s solo cover photo was praised as the second most beautiful, Jennie’s pose was very fashionable, the female idol’s straight and flowing hair was also praised as a hair advertising standard.