On the afternoon of May 8, Mr. Huynh Van Dung – Director of the Center for Disease Control of Khanh Hoa Province (Khanh Hoa CDC) said that the health sector is urgently tracing patient 3141 with COVID-19 when traveling in Nha Trang. -Khanh Hoa and initially identified dozens of related F1s. In the immediate future, these F1 cases will be isolated and tested. The province’s health sector is also continuing to review and trace the patient’s F1 to control the disease. Accordingly, on May 1, patient 3141 went from Noi Bai airport (Hanoi) at 16:05 to Cam Ranh airport on flight VN1559. From 17:45, Patient 3141 takes a taxi from Cam Ranh to Pear City Hotel No. 7 Hoang Dieu (Nha Trang City), then have dinner at Asian Restaurant, No. 17 Hoang Dieu. On May 2, from 8am to 3pm, patient 3141 hangs out at Vinpearl and has lunch at Lotte restaurant, Nha Trang city. At 5:00 p.m. on the same day, patient 3141 traveled in Da Lat city on Limosine Khanh Phong car (BKS 51B 41365), along the way stopped to eat at a restaurant on the road. CDC Khanh Hoa recommends that those who have contact, related to call the hotline 0911662233, go to the nearest medical center, provide phone numbers of close contacts. Visitors wait for procedures to take the cable car to Vinpearl Nha Trang. Photo Festival According to Lam Dong Department of Health, Patient 3141 also has a dense travel schedule in Da Lat City. On May 2, Patient 3141 took a bus to Hoang Quan Hotel, Nguyen Van Cu Street, Ward 4, Da Lat City. During the travel in Da Lat, patient 3141 went to visit and take photos at many places such as: On May 3, he went to Dog Farm, Sheep Farm (Ward 7), Palace of Light (Ward 8); on May 4, went to Ve Chai Pagoda, Lam Vien Square, Da Lat Night Market, Thien Moc Trinh Coffee, Dalat Golf Coffee, etc. On May 5, Patient 3141 from Da Lat to Hanoi on flight VN1572 at 10:25. Currently, the health sector of Lam Dong province has isolated 179 cases of F1 and deployed samples to test for SARS-CoV-2 in many related cases in Da Lat city. In the area of ​​Linh Phuoc pagoda (Ve Chai temple, ward 11, Da Lat city), the authorities have taken samples for testing more than 20 suspected cases of F1 of patient 3141.

The market is held at dawn to shine the first rays of sunlight on Cam Son (Tinh Bien, An Giang). The market serves about 500 households scattered on the Forbidden Mountain and thousands of tourists make a daily pilgrimage to the sacred high mountains. It is called a market, but the scene of trade and exchange is peaceful and full of sharing and love between vendors. Because, they all understood each other, were familiar with each other for almost their whole life on this deep mountain cloud market. It is called May market because all year round immense white clouds cover the entire mountain, mandala clouds wrap tangerines under people’s feet. Clouds are rolling dew, clouds hanging around the way … On the first day, May market appeared, Cam mountain had only about 30 roofs. The mountains and forests were still unspoiled, full of snakes and wild beasts. Having grasped the needs of daily life and food products of the households living in the sacred forest, the Cham women at the foot of the mountain bravely carried the goods to sell. May market space encapsulates at the foot of Vo Bo Hong on Cam Mountain. It is also a hard journey to have the bustling sales of goods on May market. Every morning, when dawn was not yet dawn, the business partners had to squirm themselves to climb the mountain. Buyers call it going to the market, but to the sellers, they call it “market climbing”. From the foot of the mountain to the top, May market has 3 sub-points, namely Bai Teo junction, Trai Hom junction and Truong Truong junction. Here, sellers take advantage of resting feet, wiping sweat and serving a few roofs halfway up the slope. Here, there is no concept of defiance. Throughout the fair, there was no more or less haggling. Buyers happily withdraw their money, sympathy for the pain of bringing “market” up the mountain of women and sisters. The path to May market is nearly 10 kilometers long, winding, meandering with successive slopes, cliffs ready to unravel, rolling stones, dark, smoking abyss. Double optical burden, how many years have passed, the day is as fresh as when driving the ball is still a product, a certain weight. A special feature of May market is that it does not sell wildlife like many other mountain markets. They sell simple and familiar products from the mountains and forests such as bamboo shoots, bamboo shoots, chayote, cold rice … Every market has its own rules, at May market, whoever sells any product, is always loyal. With it, buyers are just waiting for their acquaintances to buy. If someone impersonates the May market selling counterfeit goods, it will be immediately discovered and boycotted. Even though it was a business, evil wouldn’t exist in this place. Cho May only holds meetings within 2 hours. Those who have stock will continue to carry to sell along the rock canyons, the paths leading to each house, hiding behind the canopy of the forest. Just like that, their feet ran until they ran out of stock before they returned home. People in May market have a song: “Bring dawn in the morning, bring sunset in the afternoon”. Struggling to make a living At 5:00 in the morning, from Van Linh Pagoda, we heard the resounding voices of greetings coming from May market. The scene of trading in the mist, beside Thuy Liem Lake, at the foot of Vo Bo Hong is like a place in the middle of a fairy tale. The earliest person to go to the market was probably Mrs. Neàng Say La (62 years old). At that age, Mrs. Say La was still diligent every day, persisting with the load of boiled cassava. With her head wrapped in a bandana, wearing a jaggery-braided hat, Say La attracted me and any other crossroads while walking around May market. Her sweet potatoes were hot and smelly, mingling the aromas of the typical soil, rock and water of the Forbidden Mountains. This fish will sell from dawn until sunset. Mrs. Say La was born and lived most of her human life on the top of Thien Cam Son. Her life, the number of times going down the foot of the mountain can only be counted on the fingers. She had never known a city or town in her own region. She said she felt lost in the street, very strange, preferring to live in the mountains. She has been selling goods at May market for only ten years. Previously, she lived with her father on the top of Vo Bo Hon, specializing in collecting free medicines for people in the Forbidden Mountain area. From the day of her father’s death, she moved to a small house at the foot of the Maitreya Buddha statue living quietly with boiled sweet potatoes. Whoever buys as much as she also sells, but at most only 10 thousand dong. Whoever buys more, she smiles and says: “If you eat more, I will give you, no more money”. Her goods are only about 2 hours before they are finished. She turned her burden back, her back cuffs bent to the ground, her stray steps in the wind, for a moment was hidden in the mist. A familiar image at May market is a woman’s pair. Mrs. Neàng Thanh Sao (45 years old) said in a sigh, but did not forget to smile at ease with the profession that has been with her for nearly 20 years. She confided that in rainy days, the way to the Forbidden Mountain was slippery, her Lao sandals were worn out, easy to slip off, she took off her sandals with bare feet, had to press all 10 toes into the rock. Each time she fell to her knees, still trying to balance her load. In times of not being able to support it, both the body and the burden rolled to the ground, cutting them out. People on the mountain see vegetables covered with mud, the more they love, the more they buy. During her pregnancy, Ms. Sao still regularly climbed the market without skipping any session. Also fell, also slipped to the ground, but luckily, the god of the mountain, the god of the forest, loved the child in peace until the day of birth. Ms. Sao said happily that many women who climb mountains are extremely easy to give birth. She gave birth to 3 children, so naturally, none of them had to go to the hospital. This, Ms. Neang Kim San is a living witness. A lifetime of burden of rain 52 years old, Ms. Neang Kim San is still tough, persistent with the profession of “market climbing”. Quang’s burden is always heavy with tea and fruit cakes. In the army, Ms. Kim San belongs to the ranks of village elders with more than 30 years of age. That day, Kim San just got married, had little land, no job, and a poor life. Her husband went to Cambodia to fish, so he was engrossed in the country of Bien Ho, leaving his wife alone and hungry. Tried to do a few things such as collecting water hyacinth, picking crazy flowers in the flooding season but erratic, with no meals, she asked the sisters in the village to let them learn the profession “climbing the market”. Fruits are carried from the foot of the mountain to sell. She chose to sell sticky rice, tea, and bread, because these items are easy to get, popular with all households, and are rare goods in the mountains. In the early days, she felt like her legs fell off, her shoulders were purple, and she hurt her bones. The first week, she was carrying and crying so hard, she just wanted to give up. The sisters encouraged them, each took some of the goods, and together they sold them to help. Sisterhood “climbing the market” has revived her spirit. Every time her husband returns, Mrs. Kim San becomes pregnant. Her first child, she climbed the mountain until the day of birth. After giving birth exactly 1 month, she continued to go up the mountain, her shoulders weighed more goods, her anxiety increased a few parts. Children at home are hungry and cry, the mother is filled with chest tightness, she wants to suffocate. Looking at her, the sisters and brothers were so desperate to sell all of them, and yet they shared them so that she could quickly return to breastfeed. This child has just finished weaning, she is pregnant again. Why are you poor but give birth so much? Brothers and sisters are shy. She said, I miss it, just give birth to this child. But, come on, the 3rd and 4th continue to be born. She gave birth easily, simply and had something miraculous that could not be explained. Ms. San said that when she was 6 months old when she was pregnant with her third child, she fell down a cliff about 10m when she got stuck on a tree. At that time it was still foggy, the visibility was no more than 2m. The left wheel was splashed everywhere, losing both of them to the cliff. Sisters go together in panic to save each other. Pulling her up, her limbs were only scratched on the skin, the rest was unharmed. They quickly called a motorbike taxi to take her down the mountain. Mrs. San came home, felt normal and felt normal, so she did not go to the hospital anymore. The next day, she went to the market again from 3 am. By the ninth month, her pregnant belly surpassed her face and her legs were swollen, but she was still working hard. Going too much, working hard, the baby in the belly “emerged” 10 days earlier than planned. That day, Ms. San got up at 2 am, preparing to take care of the mountain trip, suddenly felt abdominal pain, then ruptured amniotic fluid. Before the midwife arrived, the child was born. Mrs. Kim San’s children were growing up like that, but none of them were sick. She always thinks, children come to me is predestined, to be with me is debt. 34 years old, Kim San is the mother of 4 children. She honestly said that if her husband did not leave to get another wife to find a son, she would probably still give birth. At the age of 44, Mrs. Kim San became a grandmother. The eldest daughter soon “broke the burden” in the middle of the road, then left her two grandchildren behind for her grandmother to take care of. She accepted all, hugged everything in her arms. In this life, she is willing to make sacrifices for her children and grandchildren, according to her philosophy of life.

The Prime Minister arrived at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta. Welcoming Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and his delegation at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta, Indonesia, Mr. Akio Alfiano Tamala, Director of the Reception Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia, welcomed the Prime Minister and the high-level delegation of Vietnam at The airport also has the Vietnamese Ambassador to Indonesia Pham Vinh Quang, the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Vietnam to Asean Nguyen Hai Bang and the presence of a number of staff from the Vietnam Embassy in Indonesia. This is the first foreign business trip as Head of Government of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, affirming Vietnam’s priority is to tighten and strengthen solidarity and mutual assistance with ASEAN member countries. contribute to enhancing ASEAN’s central role and position in solving emerging challenges, thereby creating a peaceful and favorable environment for sustainable development of each country and region. Under the program, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh will deliver an important speech at the ASEAN Leaders’ Conference, scheduled to pay courtesy visits to Indonesian President Joko Widodo and Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah; bilateral meetings and meeting with Singapore Prime Minister Ly Hien Long, Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin; Lao Prime Minister Phankham Viphavanh; and the meeting between the three Prime Ministers of Vietnam – Cambodia – Laos./.

In January 2019, bored with the repeating tedious life every day, the young couple decided to buy a van for £ 8,800 (about $ 12,200), quit the office to travel, according to Metro . Charlie Low and Dale Comley buy cars and renovate their own homes to realize their dream of travel. The couple spent more than a year renovating the original car into a mobile home where the two can rest or work remotely while traveling. “We decided to live in the car and travel together because we were tired of office life. Because we both love moving, we want to create our own adventures, “Charlie said. Initially, repairing a car into a fully equipped mobile home is not easy, from installing windows, partitions to kitchenware, toilets. The couple have tinkered and made everything by themselves. “It was a real challenge and we learned a lot more skills.” All repairs cost the couple an additional £ 6,700 ($ 9,300). Even so, the two are very satisfied with the results. Small but fully furnished mobile house. “Our kitchens have gas stoves, fridges and even sinks. The living rooms, toilets are reasonably designed to make the most of the space in the car. The bedroom has a fixed bed, which is okay.” have a small desk for easy work, “Charlie said. Due to the epidemic, the lovebirds cannot go too far ahead. The two explored several locations in the UK and hoped to travel around Europe together when the situation stabilized, restrictions lifted.