At around 11:30 a.m. on May 11, a lot of freelance workers, loading and unloading at Dong Xuan and Long Bien markets, are still working hard. They covered the towel, took advantage of the cold water and put it on their heads to fight the rising heat. Information from the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting people should limit going outdoors at noon because the heat can cause dehydration, exhaustion, and heat stroke due to heat stroke. people when exposed to high temperatures. Ultraviolet radiation at the index is very dangerous, people should cover up when going out, apply sunscreen, wear sunglasses and a hat is required. 12 noon on May 11, the outdoor temperature is up to 44 degrees C Freelance workers in Hanoi reel from the scorching summer heat Many labors cover their bodies to protect themselves from the sun Hanoi streets are like a fire pan. The hot weather in Hanoi makes the air become hot and uncomfortable, and people find ways to shield them when they go out on the street. Towards noon, the outdoor temperature increases, although the temperature has not reached its peak, but it also makes people shielding when traveling on the road. Streets seem to evaporate due to the heat effect Workers rest under tree canopy to avoid the scorching heat on Tran Duy Hung street

The deadly “tsunami” called COVID-19 is sweeping across the Indian subcontinent, leaving tragedies that scare the world. With each passing day, India has recorded more tragic records of the number of people infected with COVID-19 as well as the number of deaths from this deadly virus since the outbreak of the epidemic in China more than a year. before. For days in a row, the number of people infected with COVID-19 has reached a world record, exceeding 300,000, while the number of deaths steadily exceeds a terrible threshold of 3,000 people per day. This South Asian nation’s health system showed signs of not tolerating the aggressive attack of COVID-19. Hospitals refused to accept patients with COVID-19 because they were completely overloaded. Newspapers reported that patients who reached the hospital gate died there because they were not admitted. Many hospitals deplete their oxygen supply, causing the death of patients to be abnormally high. Photo: LG In particular, hospitals such as Gorakhpur have had to make the painful option of withdrawing the ventilators of elderly patients who have not improved after a long period of treatment. to give oxygen to young patients with a greater chance of life. The crematoriums were nearly melted down by not turning off the fire for 24 hours a day. And even when running at full capacity, the crematorium could not handle the number of corpses caused by COVID-19, causing people to organize cremation in open areas. The pictures of the crematoriums burning red fire day and night are like scenes from horror movies about hell. The world is horrified by the tragic scene, at the dire consequences caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in India. The frightening thing is that it seems that these deadly scenes are not yet the culmination of the pandemic. Many experts make gloomy predictions about the number of people infected and dying in India will continue to rise and peak in the days of May 2021. Meanwhile, the lack of oxygen continues to put enormous pressure on the oxygen plants. Once considered a drugstore in the world, a source of vaccines against COVID-19 for other countries, now India itself is in a shortage of vaccines, having to import … All signal a gloomy future before the epidemic in this South Asian country. Wrong chain Because a country that only a few weeks ago confidently thought that it had entered the final stage of the war against COVID-19 and successfully controlled a pandemic, is now suddenly engulfed in a “tsunami”. This death? In March 2020, India is one of the rare countries in the world implementing a national blockade to fight pandemics, a harsh measure not easy to take for a country with 1.3 billion people. This measure may have had serious consequences for the Indian economy as well as the well-being of the people. However, for the Indian authorities at that time, the threat of COVID-19 was the greatest one, existing and must be prevented at all costs, from spreading it. This strong measure has yielded positive results. The number of deaths is much lower than experts predicted. The number of daily infections also plummeted after reaching a peak of 100,000 per day in September 2020. It was at that time that began a series of mistakes that would cost India a hefty price point later. The first is the erroneous belief that India can achieve a state of public immunity to easily overcome the COVID-19 pandemic. This belief stems from studies that suggest that the majority of Indians, except for the rich and middle-class, from working outdoors a lot, absorb a large amount of vitamin D, thus increasing the body’s ability. resistant to viruses. These theorists claim that the low mortality in the late 2020 period supports this point. But, they have not learned a valuable lesson from countries like Sweden or the UK, which have had time to misplace their beliefs in community immunity and thus have suffered painful consequences. pain caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. After a period of social “relax” with belief in community immunity and as a result, the number of infections and the death rate skyrocketed compared to other countries with the same social conditions, gender. These countries are forced to formally admit mistakes in terms of policies, leading to tragic consequences for society. The mistakes made by these countries in the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrate that in critical moments, the right policy is needed and is more valuable than a single dose of vaccine. fabricated). If the policy is wrong, not only a few individuals but the whole society will have to pay the price. But, the second mistake is the main cause of the current humanitarian tragedy in India. Until early 2021, the Indian authorities acted as if the COVID-19 pandemic ceased to exist. Large rallies are allowed. In particular, despite the risks of transmitting COVID-19 in a crowded environment, Indian officials have allowed millions of believers to participate in religious festivals with the policy of “belief in God will win. fear of viruses ”. A typical example of this phenomenon is the Kumbh Mela festival, one of the holiest Hindu pilgrimage ceremonies that take place on the banks of the Ganges River with millions in attendance. Most of the millions of people gathered in this place without masks, without spacing, turning such festivals into “super infectious” events, the ideal environment for the virus to spread at breakneck speed. , sowing invisible death would turn tragedy for days afterward … For whom the Bell Tolls! The world has not underestimated the magnitude of the COVID-19 pandemic in India. Until the tragedy struck, the prospect of a global catastrophe stemming from a pandemic raging in India emerged. Considered to be the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer, India has participated in the vaccine supply chain for poor, developing countries around the world. Currently, preliminary statistics show that up to 92 developing countries depend on supplies of vaccines from India. The COVID-19 pandemic broke out in India on a large scale, creating a favorable environment for the mutant virus to form new strains. By the time India was caught in the midst of COVID-19, which led to a shortage of vaccines and a slow pace of vaccination, it was natural that Indian authorities tightened exports of COVID vaccines. -19 abroad. Before the outbreak of the pandemic, India joined the COVAX program to provide equitable access to the COVID-19 vaccine. Until the COVID-19 “tsunami” hit, India froze vaccine exports, including for the COVAX program, to save vaccines for use to meet domestic demand. As a result, the worldwide supply chain of vaccines is under enormous pressure; At least 92 poor countries that received vaccines from the COVAX program were severely affected. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), India’s withdrawal from the program to worry about domestic issues caused COVAX to lack 90 million doses of vaccine planned for 60 low-income countries in March and April. Another, more significant concern is that the widespread outbreak of COVID-19 in India, with many untreated people, has been a favorable environment for the virus to mutate, creating new strains, which are more virulent, and “smarter” to adapt to human-made vaccines. It is also worth mentioning that new variants of the COVID virus in India have been discovered and have entered dozens of countries around the world, posing a big challenge to the global health network. for example, countries with weak health systems themselves. Realizing those risks, the world has frantically rushed in to help India overcome the aftermath of the pandemic. The US, UK, and United Arab Emirates (UAE) are rushing to send breathing machines and vaccine materials, while a number of other countries have also pledged to assist India to overcome the crisis. France, New Zealand and Spain pledged to share some of their dosages with the COVAX program to help reduce vaccine shortage tensions for poor countries due to India’s withdrawal from the program. Even China, which is in a state of border dispute with India, has announced it will send the vaccine to its neighbor, but did not say how much and when to send it. It seems that, in the meantime, helping India is also helping me! Please do not ask who is the bell for your soul, the bell for your soul!
Yen Ba

1. Build on an artificial island The only 7-star hotel in the world Burj Al Arab. 230 concrete columns supporting the entire structure stretch 40 meters below sea level to keep the artificial island afloat. The hotel is 300 meters high with 56 floors, taller than the Eiffel Tower and shaped like a ship’s sail. 2. Pick up customers by Rolls Royce or helicopter Burj Al Arab Hotel offers guests two types of means to go from the mainland to the hotel, which is airport pick-up by a Rolls Royce car with a private chauffeur or a private helicopter. 3. Everything is in gold and marble The floor and walls of this 7-star hotel are covered with special Statuario marble, similar to the stone Michelangelo used to create the famous statue of David. Everything in Burj Al Arab from furniture, decorations, TVs, mirrors, art frames… is made from 24K gold or gilded. 4. Extremely large room Burj Al Arab 7-star hotel has a total of 202 double rooms, each with 2 floors. The smallest room is the size of a 170 square meter 4-bedroom house. Royal Suite large-sized room occupies an area of ​​1 floor and has a private elevator. Some rooms also have their own cinema, bar and library. 5. Each guest has a private butler After completing the check-in, a private butler will lead you to the room. If you want, the butler will open the luggage and arrange for you, packing as you leave. The ratio between staff and guests at the hotel Burj Al Arab is 6: 1. There is 1 staff with glasses, 1 staff to help you feel comfortable at sea, 1 staff in charge of preparing the bath, 1 staff to take care of pets when you are swimming or going to spa. 6. Luxurious interior Furniture in the hotel room is designed according to Dubai culture, colorful and lavish. A golden chandelier hangs in the hallway, and a large bed covered with sheets is the finest quality Egyptian cotton. Carpets in hotel rooms are made in South Africa and India … The bath launcher has a giant hot tub and shower that just allows the whole family to bathe. There’s also a private lounge for dining and a private office for you to work in – equipped with a gold-plated Macbook or iPad, of course. 7. Most modern technology Here, the magic happens with the push of a button. The bed can be rotated to any position you like, and you can use the remote control to call up hidden TV screens from drawers or walls. The remote also controls doors, curtains, and communicates with a butler if you need anything. 8. Diverse entertainment services The hotel has a lot of swimming pools, both indoor and outdoor, 9 restaurants and bars, Talise spa has sea view, private beach. You can have a romantic dinner by the pool, the hotel staff will set up candles and spread floating rose petals on the pool for you. 9. Serve seafood right under water Burj Al Arab has an underwater restaurant called Al Mahara (meaning “oyster shell”). The entrance to the restaurant is a golden domed corridor resembling a submarine. In the middle of the restaurant is a huge aquarium, including sharks. 10. Sheets, pillows, and blankets from the rarest materials For a good night’s sleep, the bed linen in each room is made from the world’s rarest feathers. These feathers are hand-picked from an abandoned sea duck nest in Iceland. The mother duck plucks the softest feathers from her chest to line the nest and keep the eggs warm. Each year, people are only allowed to harvest 2000 kg of sea duck feathers. In addition, guests also have a choice of pillows in 17 designs specifically designed. 11. Each room has a collection of perfumes Guests will be provided with a set of 14 items in the Hermes brand bathrooms and if you want, you can take them home after leaving the hotel.

In developed countries, the combination of arts – technology and innovation is not too unfamiliar in all levels of education as well as activities of organizations. In Vietnam, programs with elements of arts and technology such as STEAM have begun to be known and included in Vietnam’s educational development strategy to develop creative and proactive thinking for the force. future workers in the era of 4.0. FIC 2021 organizers at the press conference Contribute to the voice of the importance of art-technology-innovation combination, to enhance the thinking and skills of the future generations of the country, the program “Future Creative Concert Future “(Future Innovation Concert – FIC) was born. FIC becomes the first program in Vietnam to honor the spirit and responsibility of the future young leaders through leadership development training, seminars, exhibitions, projects, and Competition and symphony music. The program was realized with co-organization of Delta E&C, Institute of Press and Propaganda, BK Holdings and Vietnam Symphony Orchestra. It is known that FIC 2021 will grant scholarships to 500 young leaders with the spirit of initiative – creativity – cooperation to participate in community activities, projects, startups from more than 20 key universities nationwide. . FIC 2021 organizers take souvenir photos with guests attending the press conference The FIC 2021 program has the message “Active, Creative, Cooperation” to affirm the role of initiative and creativity in each individual to then cooperate – resonate that creativity to create creative values. change the world. Here, students have the opportunity to be honored and promote the spirit of creative initiative and cooperation through activities such as: Displaying their own ideas, products, and creative projects with a network of more than 20 Universities, 100+ domestic and foreign enterprises; Participate in discussions at seminars and seminars with the theme “Proactive, Innovative, and Cooperation” with domestic and foreign entrepreneurs, investors and experts; Join the 1.5-day Bootcamp program with 6 topics of human development and leadership potential; Participate in the “Marath.In” (Marathon Innovation) contest to get the chance to receive hands-on experience courses and an interactive trip with international experts, entrepreneurs and investors. submit; In particular, the typical students will be selected to participate in the symphonic concert “Creative Resonance” performed by the Vietnam Symphony Orchestra./.

Cool skin before applying makeup Ice will cool the skin quickly, helping to tighten pores and make makeup last longer. This is one of the tips many makeup artists apply to models in the backstage of shows. Use a small ice cube, gently apply it all over the skin for 3-5 seconds, avoid the thin skin around the eyes, then use a clean towel and pat dry and start applying moisturizer to the skin first. when starting to apply makeup. The Body Shop Vitamin C Glow Boosting Moisturizer: A cool, light-weight moisturizer containing vitamin C for a refreshing skin Moisturized skin will be soft and easy to “eat” the powder. However, on hot days, you should not use skin care products with a thick texture as they can confuse your pores. Moisturizing gels or lotions would be the best options. Thin and light makeup One of the most common mistakes women make is to regularly reapply powder on their face when the old makeup is washed away. This will only make your face look thicker, but does not improve the situation. Start your make-up job by choosing products that are suitable for hot and sunny weather conditions. Just a cushion layer that works against the sun, adding a light layer of powder and a little blush is enough. Use a long-lasting primer Primer is very important because it is the foundation of your makeup. Applying primer on your face and eyelids is one of the most common tips to help keep the entire layer of makeup on for longer. The advice for you is to choose products with an oil-free formula that hides pores and hides only a small amount of primer for natural makeup. Too Faced Shadow Insurance: Primer exclusively for the eye area, helping to keep eyeshadow long-lasting Use chalk to absorb oil In hot and humid weather, liquid cosmetics such as eyeliner, eye color and creamy cheek color … are often quite easy to smudge and flow. To limit this, you should apply over all a layer of colorless oil-absorbing mineral powder, or add eyeshadow and chalk of the same color to these two areas to fix the makeup underneath. Innisfree – No Sebum Mineral Powder helps absorb oil and sweat Use oil absorbent paper When the oil is secreted too much, all you need to do is not try to put a lot of powder on your face because this action makes the make up very heavy. In that situation, use an oil absorbent paper to absorb the excess oil on your face, then spray with a layer of minerals to cool the skin, finally lightly applying the powder to make the makeup look smooth like new. Keeps lipstick for a long time First, you apply a thin layer of lip balm to your lips, blot the shine with a tissue, and then apply color lipstick. Lip balm is essential to providing long-lasting moisture to your lips, but if you apply it right after the lip balm, the lipstick color will slip off the surface of your lips and easily smudge when you eat and drink. Posts : Nice Online

Orange juice is the cooling drink of many people in Ho Chi Minh City “Orange juice in the shop sells for about 50,000 VND / glass, I sell it on the sidewalk only 10,000 / glass, but it is pure oranges. I sell here for 8 years, people are very supportive, hot weather is also more expensive to sell ”, shared Ms. Minh Huong. Waiting in line to buy juices and smoothies on Song Hanh Street (Thu Duc City, HCMC) In addition to juice, there are vitamins, coffee … sold along the road with the price of 10,000-15,000 VND / cup are also chosen by many workers and students. Particularly, the smoothie shops along the sidewalk are much more popular because of the cheap price and variety such as: coconut smoothie 10,000 VND / glass; mango, custard apple, avocado smoothie costs 12,000 VND / glass … A juice shop, a smoothie crowded with customers Ms. Phan Thi Thanh Dieu, selling smoothies on Nguyen Thi Minh Khai street (District 1), said that every day she sells hundreds of glasses for 10,000-17,000 VND / cup, earning 2 million VND without subtracting expenses. Affordable fruit smoothies for sale on the sidewalks of District 1 Ms. Dieu is very excited when she has a quite high income even though she has to sell wholesale all day in hot weather: “At the beginning of March, it was hot and hot, so the number of customers drinking smoothies also increased. Every day I sell about 200 glasses, the average profit is from 500,000-700,000 VND / day. This income has helped me a lot in paying for my life ”./.

Patient COVID-19 is being treated at a hospital in Bry-Sur-Marne, France, on April 15, 2021. Photo: AFP / VNA Prime Minister Castex confirmed there is evidence that contagion in the past 10 days has tended to decrease. Castex also announced that measures to restrict people from leaving the area within a 10-kilometer radius around the house will be removed from May 3. France is implementing a third blockade to prevent the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, but this prevention measure is considered to be more relaxed than the previous two times. During the 3rd blockade, outdoor activities are still encouraged to improve the mental health of residents. Most of the non-essential stores, cafes, restaurants, and cultural venues are closed. In a new statement, Mr. Castex said that shops, certain cultural and sporting activities and cafes could be reopened from mid-May, depending on the disease situation in Vietnam. at that moment. The French Prime Minister also emphasized that the government will allow regional openings, starting with regions with low COVID-19 prevalence. National curfew from 7:00 p.m. daily remains in place until further notice. Mr. Castex noted this measure will be reevaluated in mid-May but the government has not put in place a firm schedule for easing. To date, France has recorded a total of more than 5.4 million cases of COVID-19, of which 102,164 died. Over the past few days, the number of COVID-19 cases requiring special treatment has been contained below 6,000. After a slow start, the COVID-19 vaccination campaign in France is accelerating, with more than 13 million people getting at least the first shot. From April 24, French people aged 55 and over will be vaccinated with the COVID-19 vaccine from the American pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson. This is the fourth COVID-19 vaccine to be licensed in France, after the products of Pfizer / BioNTech, Moderna and AstraZeneca. Meanwhile, to prevent the emergence of new variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the French Ministry of the Interior decided that all passengers from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, India and South Africa would have to undergo quarantine. At the accommodation for 10 days, under the supervision of French police. Currently, health officials in all countries are encouraging the implementation of measures to be alert for the types of viruses with faster spread rates. Also on April 22, Belgian health officials announced the presence of the virus variant in India in this country. Specifically, the new variant was discovered in 20 nursing students from Paris (France) to Belgium in mid-April. The group with a total of 43 students was quarantined upon entry. Experts say the group was infected from a super infectious patient, possibly a member of the group, or from another passenger also on the trip from France to Belgium. A variant of the virus detected in India called B.1.617 has also appeared in several other countries such as the US, Australia, Israel and Singapore. Concerned about this variant, some countries, including the UK, applied a restriction on travel with India.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Joe Biden.

The sanctions are part of the US government’s response to Russia’s election meddling in the US and the launch of the SolarWinds cyber attack last December, according to the New York Times.

Sources say that among the Russian citizens that the US is preparing to impose sanctions are both government officials and intelligence services.

The Wall Street Journal also cited sources as saying that US President Joe Biden would issue a decree extending a ban on US banks from conducting transactions related to Russia’s national debt.

Earlier in January, the US Agency for Cyber ​​Security and Infrastructure (CISA) issued a joint statement by the FBI and several other agencies, under which Russia is likely to be behind the attack. Large-scale networks targeted at customers of the computer security firm SolarWinds.

According to Washington, the goal of the attack was to gather intelligence. However, it was later reported that the attackers did not gain access to sensitive information.

In mid-March, US intelligence released a new report, accusing Russian President Vladimir Putin of directing the Russian government’s influence campaigns to reduce the likelihood of Democratic candidate Joe Biden’s victory in elections in 2020 and deepening political divisions in America.

Advisor to US President Joe Biden on national security Jake Sullivan recently stated that in response to this attack the White House is ready to use a variety of methods, not only sanctions but also “tangible and intangible” tools.

The New York Times also wrote that the US is planning to carry out “secret counterattacks” on Russian systems.

The Kremlin rated the allegations as “completely unfounded” and said that this was just an excuse for the new sanctions. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia did not interfere in the US election and was not involved in cyber attacks.