Scenes from the movie “Mystery Murder”. Photo: The New Daily. “Murder Mystery” is not a new movie, but it is enough to bring joyful moments to viewers during the quarantine period at home. “Murder Mystery” with two names Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston is enough to pull viewers, but names are not enough, but because these two veteran actors have a great ability to juggle each other in every movie. comedy in which they participate. Returning to the film, which initially revolves around the seemingly boring life of a very ordinary couple in New York. Husband Nick Spitz is an ordinary police patrol in New York, and his wife Audrey is a hairdresser, mainly listening to the “melon trade” of the ladies, and especially loved. Detective book. With the couple’s wedding anniversary coming up, Audrey’s biggest wish is to take a trip to Europe. The policeman’s weakness, unthinkable, is shooting. It was because of the wrong shot that he failed to graduate from the Police Academy three times in the exam, and in the end could only stop at the position of a patrol policeman, but could not become a criminal detective as a form of crime. the model that both he and his wife dream of. The meager salary of civil servants, along with his wife’s dream, prompted him to find ways and finally, thanks to the help of a close colleague, he also booked a “reluctant” trip to Europe. Europe for the wife. But both husband and wife could not have imagined that this would be a fateful trip that they would never forget for the rest of their lives. The trip began with the acquaintance between his wife Audrey and the handsome handsome Charles Cavendish, a billionaire, generously invited both to stay at his yacht that will set sail and anchor off the coast of France. . However, this billionaire guy is not the owner of the yacht, but his uncle, the old billionaire Malcolm Quince, an old fox who filters the core and is experienced in both the market and the way of looking at people. Malcolm Quince is also the one who stole Suzi Nakamura, Charles Cavendish’s ex-fiancée, and he is about to throw an engagement party with Suzi herself on the yacht. Also present on the yacht to attend the party were guests who were more or less related or had an interest in the Malcolm Quince family. It is Tobey – the only son who has the right to inherit the $ 70 billion fortune of Malcolm Quince, hot actress Grace Ballard, Colonel Ulenga and his giant bodyguard Sergei, Maharajah – another rich man with experience. joint venture with Malcolm Quince, and handsome young racer Juan Carlos. And right at the beginning of the party, Malcolm Quince suddenly announced that this was also the party to announce his inheritance of his huge fortune. It all started here, when the lights suddenly went out and gunshots rang out, and when the light came back they all found Malcolm Quince lying motionless in the middle of the room, with a knife in his chest. . The French police arrived, and after questioning everyone present at the scene, all suspicious leads turned to the couple Nick and Audrey Spitz. The race to find the culprit and also wash the injustice for himself of the patrolman policeman and the hairdresser begins… The story is cleverly integrated between crime detective and humor, with the skillful and graceful juggling of Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston and unexpected twists that make the audience both thrilled and excited. Enjoy the funny, witty scenes in the movie. “Murder Mystery” was originally scheduled to feature Charlize Theron, but she ended up not participating. The film is set in the sea and beautiful buildings, shot in Montréal (France) and Milan (Italy). The digital film was released to a global audience in mid-2019, and soon after, according to Netflix figures, reached 30.9 million households in the first 72 hours of its online release. . Less than a month later, this number has more than doubled, to 73 million households, making “Mystery Murder” the highest-viewed film by Adam Sandler on digital platforms. However, the film did not receive high reviews from critics. Vote on film review site Rotten Tomatoes is only 44%, with an average rating of 4.7/10. Variety called the film “flashy like jewels,” but Aniston was glittering like the real thing. And the Hollywood Reporter called the film just a story “generally as dull as its title”. However, with a goal of light entertainment at home during the epidemic season, “Mystery Murder” deserves to be the choice for audiences this summer.

According to the Daily Mail, the world’s deepest swimming pool will be built in Cornwall (UK) with a total investment of more than 200 million USD. Its name is Blue Abyss (roughly translated: Blue Abyss). The depth of the pool is about 50 m. The swimming pool can hold more than 42,000 cubic meters of water, equivalent to 17 Olympic standard swimming pools or… 168 million cups of tea. With these numbers, Blue Abyss will become the largest and deepest indoor swimming pool in the world. However, it is not open to serve ordinary people. The swimming pool is used for research, testing and training in a number of fields such as energy, marine, defense and space. The construction is expected to be completed after 18 months from the time the planning permit is granted. It is likely that in the second quarter of 2023, Blue Abyss will be officially put into use. It is expected that Blue Abyss will create 160 jobs for workers and earn 11 million pounds a year for the local economy. In addition, the swimming pool can also be rented as a movie set. This will attract famous actors looking to the Cornwall area. Project Blue Abyss features Tim Peake, the legendary British astronaut. He said: “Cornwall is the perfect location for the Blue Abyss. This is an area rich in potential for ambitions to conquer space, space and renewable energy.” Sketches show the pool will be housed in a unique teardrop-shaped building designed by British architect Robin Partington. Currently, the deepest swimming pool in the world is DeepSpot, located in Poland. It was officially opened on November 21, 2020 with a depth of 45 m, a total volume of water equivalent to 27 Olympic standard tanks. The swimming pool is open to the public and is used as a diver training center.

Pandemic is a war that all people must unite against. If people are obliged to stay at home to reduce the spread of infection; nurses and doctors volunteered to the front lines; writers find themselves responsible. Linking books with human problems is both a real emotion and a topic of high responsibility. Book En primera luinea (rough translation: First alarm) by Dr. Gabriel Heras. Photo: Codem. En primera linea (rough translation: First alarm ) This is the first book of Dr. Gabriel Heras. The work is a premise document about a bloody battle with the epidemic from the perspective of a doctor who has been on the front lines of fighting the epidemic since the first case was recorded. The book was written when the author was in the process of taking care of the sick at UCI – Spain’s intensive care unit, telling about the experience of the days of fighting directly with the virus. According to the author, the difficulty lies not only in the danger of Covid-19, but also in the fear of a lack of resources and in-depth knowledge about this virus. Coronavirus, la última pandam? (rough translation: Corona virus, the last pandemic? ) The book by Eduardo López-Collazo and José Alcamí Pertejo is a clear explanation of the emergence and mechanism of Covid-19 based on science. According to the writer, in the 21st century, we have suffered three pandemics, but perhaps the epidemic caused by SARS-CoV-2 has a wide spread, health effects, and economic consequences. , the largest society. The book raises a series of questions: Why did this virus appear in Wuhan city? How did it spread? What is its origin? Are we ready to face this epidemic? How to treat and control the epidemic? Impact of Covid-19 on life? More worryingly, all of humanity is still in the process of both fighting the epidemic and learning about the progression and severity of the disease this virus produces. The author believes that all studies on SARS-CoV-2 up to now have not been absolutely accurate. Book Coronavirus, la última pandam? (rough translation: Corona virus, the last pandemic?). Photo: FB Oberon Libros. Coronavirus: Prevencíon, pandemia y contencíon (rough translation: Corona virus: Prevention, pandemic and containment ) The time when Sonia de Miguel Fernández and Juan Carlos Ruiz de la Roja wrote the book was when the SARS-CoV-2 mutation was spreading at a rapid pace, making doctors and nurses unable to anticipate every move. its. This is not the deadliest pandemic in history, so far (the time of writing is May 2020), but it is the worst pandemic we’ve ever experienced: “It’s a ‘black’ plague, an enemy we don’t see, and that casts doubt on its attack forms and its weaknesses,” said Sonia de Miguel Fernández and Juan Carlos Ruiz de. la Roja wrote. La esperanza en tiempos de coronavirus (rough translation: Hope during the corona virus season ) Unlike the rest of the books, José Carlos Bermejo’s book is also about Covid-19 but does not use any academic or specialized terms to describe the pandemic. Book La Máscara del Coronavirus (rough translation: Mask of the corona virus). Photo: El independiente. The book provides readers with a humanistic perspective hidden behind the dark curtain of the epidemic. Such is the life of families taking care of each other during the pandemic; is the loss, the pain of the loss of loved ones… The pages of José Carlos Bermejo’s books take away the tears of readers, especially in many details describing the lonely life in the quarantine area and the scenes of doctors and nurses dedicated to saving patients during the epidemic season. But above all, the author still instills in the hearts of readers an optimistic hope that light will be found at the end of the “Covid-19 dark bath tunnel”. La Máscara del coronavirus (rough translation: Mask of corona virus ) The work of writer José María Sánchez Lázaro is a journalistic narrative style, assessing how the disease arose, and its devastation to human life in both Spain and the rest of the world. . Besides, in mask of corona virus, The author also outlines the effects of the pandemic on the economies of the countries with the largest number of infections in the world. Commenting on this book, journalist Roberto Resino wrote: “Dr. José María Sánchez Lázaro is the one who stands at the front of the mouth with information about the Covid-19 pandemic. His work sparks a heartfelt tribute to those who are in need. died in hospitals, nursing homes and private homes; it is also a recognition of the great merits of the army of medical workers who have fought against the pandemic.”

Phuong Son commune has a tradition of growing vegetables and trading. Unlike the days when there was no pandemic, the village streets and alleys are now deserted. In the fields, people are busy harvesting agricultural products, packing goods, cars are full of vegetables, tubers and fruits transported to crowded places, but now there are few people, the atmosphere is so quiet. covered everywhere. Arriving at Phuong Lan 3 village, on a large plot of land in front of Mr. Hoang Van Lap’s gate, he displayed many things. The small table has a box of medical masks and a bottle of antiseptic water, everyone passing by must stop and spray hand sanitizer. Along with that are pots, barrels, baskets, cleverly displaying all kinds of green vegetables, fruits, food, food. Next to it are some styrofoam sheets with two lines scribbled: “Free vegetables, take it”; “Place of receiving and distributing food and vegetables”. Some middle-aged men and women wear masks, sit far from each other, people pick vegetables, people sieve bean sprouts, people rearrange chicken and duck eggs into each ball bag. In Phuong Lan 3 village, many vegetables, fruits, agricultural products, and food are displayed. Anyone who needs it can get it for free. Mr. Lap said, my family works in agriculture and makes a living by growing vegetables. Since the start of the gap (May 8), the number of vegetables could not be consumed, I harvested and posted it on Facebook to ask everyone who needs it to come to my door and get it for free, I left dozens of vegetables there. types. Seeing that, some people in the village also brought vegetables to my gate to leave. On the first day, it was just some green vegetables such as morning glory, spinach, sweet potato, cabbage, spices… In the following days, everything, who has something to bring, quietly and silently. Not only green vegetables but also bags of rice, peanut butter, peanut bags, eggs, clean pork, bean sprouts, tofu, soy sauce, fish sauce, main noodles, zucchini, pumpkin, fresh corn… Morning , has a family that supports a basket of vermicelli. “Diseases are epidemics, but we still have to eat and drink to survive, how can we resist,” said Mr. Lap. Phuong Lan 3 village is where Ms. D.TH and her 3 children infected with SARS-CoV-2 virus live. Accordingly, the whole village has 30 households isolated at home. Therefore, besides some people in the village who got up at 4 am to pick vegetables, some people also volunteered to pack bags of vegetables, tubers, fruits, eggs, beans, rice, bean sprouts, salt, fish sauce… to bring them. Even in isolated families, we keep records in our books so that we can bring them the next day without any contamination of vegetables and food. Ms. Do Thi Hai Yen, Chairwoman of the Commune Women’s Union, said: The members told each other to only pick 20 bunches per day, which is enough to avoid waste. The fight against Covid-19 will be long, Uyen Hai and Xuyen Luu’s families also support 1 quintal of phosphorus and protein, whoever brings vegetables will be sent 1kg back to fertilize vegetables, continue to take care to provide them for free. back to the people in the village and in the commune. Besides agricultural products and free food, there is also a glass box placed here by the village to raise money to raise money to support 3 children of D.TH who are infected. It is known that after a few days of support, the Fund has collected more than 30 million VND. All hearts towards the homeland Phuong Son commune has 9 villages, 1 residential group with 2,100 households, more than 8,000 people. Mr. Nguyen Duc Hoat, Chairman of the Fatherland Front of Phuong Son commune was touched: After 4 days of implementing social distancing and medical isolation, the commune Fatherland Front has just issued a letter calling on the whole people to join and support. However, people have enthusiastically contributed, contributed money and money from the very first day. Not only the people in the commune have a good heart, bring agricultural products and food obtained from the fields and gardens to support, contribute money, and contribute to the locality, but also the children of Phuong Son’s hometown in the province, in the country and in the country. Even in foreign countries, they also turn to their motherland. Cargo boxes, plastic bags containing necessities, fruits, candies… were quickly handed over through the quarantine checkpoint, some people came quietly, silently handed over, only smiled and waved their hands to refuse when asked. Name: “The family has a little heart to share with the homeland”.. People outside transport necessities to the isolation post in Phuong Son commune to support the locality in fighting the epidemic. Up to the end of May 13, through account transfer, direct support at the Commune People’s Committee and in kind, the commune has received the sincere hearts of 245 collectives, groups and individuals who donated 290 million VND in cash. Most of Phuong Son’s hometown children who are far away from home more or less send money. There are also many other items such as: Fan, filtered water, beverage, medical mask, hand sanitizer, mouthwash, salted lemonade, instant noodles, liquid milk, fruit… cost more than 100 million. Knowing that his motherland was in the heart of the epidemic and could not return immediately, Nguyen Duc Chinh, a son of Phuong Lan 3 village who is working and living in Hanoi, sent 25.5 million VND to support the commune Fatherland Front. and 7.9 million VND for the village for epidemic prevention and control. Mr. Thanh and Ms. Hai who are working in Japan also asked their relatives to help transfer 2 boxes of masks, 3 boxes of antiseptic water… Many other organizations and individuals such as: Dung Nu Orchid Garden nearly 18 million VND; Nguyen Hong Hanh Dental Clinic (5 million VND); Mr and Mrs. Xuyen Hue (5 million VND); the children of the police far from home nearly 20 million dong in cash and in kind; animal bran agent Chinh Nhung 5 million dong; Hanh donated 2 iron frames to lock the station, worth 2.5 million VND… Mr. Do Van Lien supported roasted peanuts and 3.5 million VND. Mr. Do Van Lien’s family specializes in producing roasted peanuts and delivering them everywhere. At 6 pm, he rode his motorbike and parked it in the yard of the Commune People’s Committee and hurriedly donated 40 kg of roasted peanuts and 3.5 million VND due to the help of local farmers. family member donates for 4 mother and daughter D.TH He humbly: I have to wait for the peanuts to cool before I can pack them and bring them here. Translated like this, I think you have a hard time, just a little bit for you. Knowing that the help is nothing, but from a little heart, I hope everyone overcomes difficulties. The Fatherland Front of Phuong Son commune receives necessities supported by the people. There are many kind-hearted, fragrant herbs who are heading to Phuong Son’s translation center. With their hearts, people with practical deeds have spread meaningful messages about life, warmed the hearts of Phuong Son people, helped them become more united, confident to continue to have more motivation in life. disease prevention and control. Post, photo: Thu Phong

On April 16, Pizzaslimem brand launched designs associated with the male singer, related to Jesus and Satan, priced at 33 USD. Specifically, this collection has 2 models of black and white t-shirts that contrast with the slogans printed on the front. The male singer’s controversial t-shirt. Photo: Page Six. The shirt is printed with the words “I love Jesus” (roughly translated: I love Jesus) and the message in a smaller font implying that Lil Nas X also feels uncomfortable with the devil. The white t-shirt carries the message “I’m gay and love Satan”. However, the two products of the male artist quickly caused controversy and received mixed opinions from the online community. Many people think that it is impossible to compare love for Jesus and Satan in the same collection. Some people say that Lil Nas X can’t do anything other than make a profit from issues related to religion. Account @sajjal_3257 expressed: “Stop it, don’t use religion to make money anymore. The previous product was about Satan, this time he said he loves Jesus. Does he really understand what he is doing?”. Previously, the American male rapper released an image of the Air Max sneaker model, which was produced in a limited number of 666 pairs. Each pair of shoes is numbered x/666. On the body of the shoe, there is a 5-pointed star of Satan transformed like a keychain, attached to the belt. The controversial point of the shoe model is that the inner air cushion is filled with red ink. The manufacturer says that each pair of shoes will have a drop of human blood. The price offered is $1,018, which corresponds to the biblical number. After Nike sued, the court issued a decision to recall this series of shoes. MSCHF’s Air max 97 shoe design in collaboration with Lil Nas X. Photo: Page Six. Unboxing Satan shoes for $1,018 Lil Nas X’s shoe model is controversial, even sued by Nike, but still attracts customers.

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.

Yet, in remote rural states, health resources are even scarcer. Some places don’t even have any medical resources to deplete. People can only fight the epidemic on their own and look to their fate. 90 people died in the past month, 3 times the average annual death toll. Dinesh Makwana took his father to four hospitals in nearby towns but could not find a single hospital bed. Photo: CNN. “No medical center, no doctors, no nurses” Chogath is a farming community in western Gujarat state, with about 7,400 inhabitants, according to the last census of 2011. Earlier this week, Mr. Jeetu said CNN that there are about 500 to 600 people with Covid-19 in the village. Residents here have also reported a spike in death toll. There are almost no doctors or medical facilities in the village. Meanwhile, the nearest city is more than an hour’s drive from the village. Some neighboring towns have clinics, but these facilities are very small and run out of beds and other essential medical supplies. The sudden spike in the number of illnesses and deaths in the whole village seemed to rest on Mr. Jeetu’s shoulder. An experienced pharmacist, he is in charge of prescribing medicine and supplying oxygen to the patients in the village. “No one, no medical center, no doctors, no nurses. There aren’t any facilities in this village. So I decided to deal with Covid-19 in a way that I see fit, ”he said. In Chogath, the lack of medical resources forced the desperate villagers to travel to the surrounding towns in the hope of finding a hospital bed. Dinesh Makwana, a resident of Chogath, said he tried to get his father with Covid-19 to four different hospitals in the surrounding towns but was hopeless. There are no more vacancies. With no other choice, he brought his seriously ill father to the village. “We are shocked (because of the 2nd Covi-19 wave). The whole village was very shocked, everyone was scared, ”he said. He said many people in the village died of Covid-19 and said: “I am very scared. I am worried that my father will lose “. Pharmacist Jeetu is the only source of medical assistance in Chogath village, Gujarat. Photo: CNN. Mr. Jeetu did his best to be able to provide some medicines to the villagers, including his father Makwana, to help stabilize the patient’s condition. However, the troubles that hit Makwana’s family do not stop there. His sister and mother are also infected. When Makwana talks to CNN, His mother was breathing hard on the porch. “I take care of my family. If I die, my wife and children will be crushed. I am not afraid of death, but only care for my wife, ”said Makwana’s father, Mr. Jivraj. 90 funerals a month Mr. Girjashankar, a resident of Chogath, despite being 70 years old, still helps families in the village to cremate their deceased loved ones. Day by day, he went to the forest or the field to cut wood, filled them with a tractor and then transported to the village, preparing to cremate the deceased. Normally, about 30 people die each year in the village. But within the past month, they cremated about 90 bodies, according to Mr. Girjashankar. Some families, he said, lost several people immediately because of the virus. Mr. Girjashankar, a cremation assistant, said that only a month ago, the village had 90 deaths, 3 times higher than the average annual death rate. Photo: CNN. The government tried to respond to the Covid-19 crisis in the country. They send oxygen supplies to various states and distribute aid from abroad. However, with the huge demand, the supplies do not seem to be distributed across the country. This means that the vast majority of health resources will go to the most densely affected and populous states. Therefore, small villages like Chogath have to survive this deadly epidemic on their own. “The village received no relief from the government. No doctors. There aren’t any government employees. The needed cannot come, and the person who needs to go (the hospital) cannot go ”, Mr. Girjashankar said. Pharmacist Jeetu said he was “very angry” because the people here are not being supported. “What can I do by myself,” he said. We don’t have any solutions, the people here are very poor ”. “All the people in the village are scared. 15, 20 days now, no one dares to step out of the house. Everyone is afraid, ”Makwana said. India uses the temple as a care center for patients Covid-19 Volunteers in the city of Ahmedabad, in western India, converted a temple into a Covid-19 patient care center, comprising a total of 50 beds.

Penalty for Facebook account holder for posting false information about Covid-19 translation Specifically, at 19:30 on May 4, 2021, Mr. Tran Van Duy used his personal website facebook called “Ha Noi Pho” (address: https: //www.facebook. com / hanoiphotv) publishes the information “Hanoi Thong Tho Street in the First Day of Blockade #hnp” together with 01 video about Hanoi street experience dated May 4, 2021, content is false information, violation provisions in Article 5 of the Government’s Decree No. 72/2013 / ND-CP dated July 15, 2013 on management, provision and use of Internet services and online information. According to Clause 4 Article 20 of the Government’s Decree No. 72/2013 / ND-CP dated July 15, 2013 on management, provision and use of Internet services and online information: “Personal websites are Personal website means an website established or established by an individual through the use of social networking services to provide and exchange information of that individual, not representing the team. organizations or individuals and do not provide aggregate information “. The facebook account “Hà Nội Phố” is a personal website set up by Mr. Tran Van Duy through the use of facebook social networks to provide and share information. According to the above regulations, Mr. Duy can only post personal information, however, Mr. Tran Van Duy has posted on his facebook account “Hà Nội Phố” information about Hanoi cuisine and information about translation Covid-19. . Pursuant to Point a, Clause 3, Article 99 of the Government’s Decree No. 15/2020 / ND-CP dated February 3, 2020, providing for the sanctioning of administrative violations in the fields of post, telecommunications and radio frequency, In information technology and electronic transactions, the Inspector of the Hanoi Department of Information and Communications sanctioned Mr. Tran Van Duy an amount of 12.5 million VND. Remedy: Forcible removal of infringing information. At the same time, Mr. Duy has removed the infringing information.

Tran Van Duy, Facebook account owner “Hà Nội Phố” was fined 12.5 million VND for posting false information. (Source: Hanoi Department of Information and Communication) May 10, Director Department of Information and Communications of Hanoi Nguyen Thanh Liem said that the unit decided to sanction an administrative violation against Tran Van Duy (born in 1982, residing in Hoang Mai district, Hanoi city), a Facebook account holder named “ Hanoi Street “(Address: https // www.facebook.com / hanoiphotv) due to the behavior of” providing false information. ” Specifically, at 19:30 on May 4, 2021, Tran Van Duy used his Facebook account “Ha Noi Pho” to post information “Hanoi is clear in the first day of blockade” with a video about Hanoi street test on May 4, 2021. Through verification, the Inspector of the Hanoi Department of Information and Communications affirmed that the content of the information posted above is untrue, violating the provisions of Article 5 – Decree No. 72/2013 / ND-CP dated 15 / 7/2013 by the Government to manage, provide and use internet services and online information. Pursuant to Point a, Clause 3, Article 99 – Decree No. 15/2020 / ND-CP dated February 3, 2020 of the Government stipulating sanction administrative violations In the fields of post, telecommunications, radio frequency, information technology and electronic transactions, the Inspector of the Hanoi Department of Information and Communications fined VND 12.5 million for administrative violations against Tran. Literature. Currently, Tran Van Duy has removed false information from his Facebook account./.

For many consecutive days, the world media has been flooded with heartbreaking information and images from today’s most devastating pandemic hotspot. Many patients in India die while waiting for their beds, oxygen supplies depleted in hospitals leading to tragic deaths beyond imagination. “India experienced its worst day because of Covid-19” became the headline used by many newspapers day in and day out. Photo: Reuters. After surpassing the US daily record for the first time on April 22, with 315,000 new cases, India has continuously set new records in the past few days. Photo: Reuters. India is suffering from the darkest chapter of the pandemic. Bodies were piled up in crematoria. Many cremation facilities operate non-stop, staff here say they get almost no rest. Photo: Reuters. In Hinduism, cremation is traditionally the most important part of funeral rites as these religious believers believe that the body must be cremated in order for the soul to transcend. Photo: Reuters. On April 29, the country recorded 379,257 new cases of Covid-19 and 3,645 people died from the pandemic. To date, the number of Covid-19 cases in India has reached 18.38 million, of which 204,832 died, according to the Ministry of Health of India. In the capital New Delhi, 27 temporary crematoriums were built at the Sarai Kale Khan crematorium. Dozens of other rigs are being added in a nearby park. Officials are also looking for more space near the city’s Yamuna River, according to the Guardian. Trees in the park were cut down to make a pyre. Photo: Reuters. Experts fear the actual number of cases in India could be up to 30 times higher, which is more than half a billion cases, according to CNN. The country’s daily death toll is expected to continue to rise through mid-May, according to predictive models from the University of Washington Medical Metrology and Evaluation Institute in the United States. The death toll could reach more than 13,000 a day, more than four times the current daily death toll, according to projections. Photo: Reuters. Jitender Singh Shanty is doing more than 100 cremations a day at a crematory in east New Delhi. “If more bodies are received, we will cremate the streets. There are no more vacancies here, ”said Shanty. Photo: Reuters. An employee in protective clothing is digging a grave to bury the victim of Covid-19’s death in Gauhati, India. Photo: AP. In city cemeteries such as New Delhi, which records the highest number of illnesses each day, ambulances line up waiting for the body to be cremated. The burial place was slowly shrinking in the cities, the flames burning through the night. Photo: Getty. India’s “fall” is believed to have stemmed from many causes such as lack of preparation, neglect of epidemic prevention, lack of medical equipment, and a rapidly spreading new strain. Photo: Reuters. “No New Delhi has ever seen such a scene. The bodies of 5-year-old children, 15-year-olds, and 25-year-old youth were burned. Even newlyweds are the same. It’s heartbreaking, ”Jitender Singh Shunty, a nonprofit medical provider, told Reuters. In the photo is a mass cremation of the victims of Covid-19 death that took place at a site in New Delhi, India on April 22. Photo: Reuters. Crowds of people also play a huge role in the spread of the virus in India. Blockade and quarantine restrictions are believed to have been lifted too soon in the world’s second most populous country. Residents are allowed to organize major parades. Hindu festivals attract tens of millions of pilgrims. These people often gather in cramped locations without protection. Pictured is the scene of Indians dancing during the Holi Spring Festival in Prayagraj city, Uttar Pradesh state on March 29. Photo: AP. Millions of voters still vote in the final stages of elections in West Bengal state, despite the record-rising deaths and infections caused by Covid-19. In the photo is the scene of people waiting in line to vote at the polls on April 29. Photo: AFP. Countries have already begun to take measures to help India. The White House on April 28 said it would provide $ 100 million in aid to India, including 1,000 medical oxygen cylinders, 15 million N95 masks and one million Covid-19 rapid test kits. The US is lifting a ban on sending raw materials abroad, enabling India to produce more AstraZeneca vaccines. Photo: AP. The 105-year-old man ‘defeated’ Covid-19 in India Dhenu Umaji Chavan (105) and his wife (95) contracted Covid-19 in March. Both were discharged earlier this month after being treated at a hospital in Maharashtra state.

“Since we were reopened, our business has been very dire. Vietnamese customers are few, let alone foreigners, ”said Ms. An, a person who specializes in trading lanterns and bird lanterns on Hang Trong Street. To Tich Street, which is famous for unique souvenirs, no longer has a bustling scene when translating COVID -19 is still complicated. A shop owner who sells wooden products shook his head in frustration when he could only surf the internet and burn time all day. “It would be boring if I spent the whole day playing indoors. We still bring these items to sale, but the whole morning no one looks at all, ”he said. Small traders sell goods to help relieve sadness and sit on the web This man said that such items as sticky rice or wooden spoons are very popular with Korean and Japanese tourists, priced from 30,000 to 40,000 VND / item, now falling into a dire situation due to Disease.

When there is no social gap and working from home anymore, the digital transition is still inevitable This report is a survey of 2,760 customer care professionals in 9 markets – Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan, Korea, China, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines, showing that despite companies are ready to change in the future, there are still some challenges. The data shows the customer service industry overview, the evolving customer experience and moving away from traditional channels. One of the ways that many companies are doing to improve communication with customers is to integrate an online chat application, from Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp Business to Viber. In the long term, besides this solution, businesses need to look for developed technologies to meet the needs of customers’ communication quickly, effectively and personalized. The report showed that: Increasing demand during the epidemic: 54% of respondents said that increasing requests for assistance was the biggest challenge last year; Narrow the skills gap: 60% of respondents in the Asia-Pacific region believe that employee training is a top consideration when applying a digital customer care system; In the “danger” there are “opportunities”: In 2020, when countries implement a blockade, many businesses have employees to work remotely. 58% of respondents said that working remotely helps them better handle customer support requests. However, the report also shows that the customer care industry seems to be experiencing gaps in skills. Respondents in all markets in the survey said that employee training is the top consideration when applying digital systems in customer care. Further data research shows that issues such as diversification of customer support channels, management and familiarization of new support channels are the most common challenges in digital transformation. In Vietnam, when asked about difficulties related to digital technology in customer care activities, 51% of respondents said that it is more and more customer support channels and 38% of respondents said that they are more and more customer support channels. that they are not familiar with the new support channels. Infobip encourages employers to train more customer care workers to adapt to the digital transformation and focus on investing in communication channels tailored to consumer behavior, so that the customer experience. the simplest, most convenient goods. Mr. Pham Gia Dan, Business Development Director of Infobip Vietnam said: “In 2020, companies that apply digital tools to deliver a more relevant experience to their customers, in general, are all reaping the benefits. Out of all surveyed markets, the customer care industry in Vietnam saw the most use of platforms and channels to deliver services. digital transformation in Vietnam is ready to “take off”.

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.