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Tatler On French It Girls Who Would Put Emily In Paris In The Shade

2021-01-04T01:47:49Z

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Fro[/sciencetech/netflix/index.html Netflix][/sciencetech/netflix/index.html Netflix] show Emily In Paris, which has thrust the city of lights into the pop culture spotlight and reignited an interest in all things français. The titular character, played by Emily Collins (who herself made her societal debut at a Paris ball), has won fans with her chic fashion choices and glamorous life in the city. But these well-heeled women lead an even more glamorous existence, exploring cobbled streets in their less-is-more looks and dancing the night away in glittering ballgowns. Here, FEMAIL takes a closer look at the women who rule the streets of the French capital. ZITA d'HAUTEVILLE Blue-blooded pedigree: Zita is the 24-year-old model daughter of the Count and Countess d'Hauteville, one of France's oldest families. She was scouted on Facebook London calling: Born in France, Zita studied for her Masters at UCL. Pictured, at an exhibition at London's Cardi Gallery in March 2019 (left) and striking a pose at home in Paris Zita, who has 15,500 Instagram followers, has a high-powered job at Google, where she works as an Account Strategist. Pictured, with her mother at her UCL graduation Born into one of France's oldest families, Zita d'Hauteville, 24, made her social debut at Paris' ultra exclusive Les Bal des Debutantes in 2013, wearing a navy Vivienne Westwood Haute Couture gown. Her willowy frame and natural beauty led to Zita being model scouted through Facebook and she is now represented by Up Models and has secured brand partnerships with big names including Hermes. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/femail/article-8888217/Married-Sight-couple-say-relationship-worked-committed-engagement.html Married at First Sight couple who are the first in the...] [/femail/article-8888185/Bride-rushed-hospital-dream-wedding-falling-chair-hoisted-guests.html You broke the bride! 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ALEXANDRA VAN HOUTTE Fashion tech mogul: Founder of what has been dubbed 'fashion's smartest search engine', Alexandra Van Houtte, 31, is the woman behind Tag Walk, an online fashion database Alexandra, a former ELLE fashion assistant, came up with the idea in 2016 after being amazed at how difficult it was to search for particular items across designers and past seasons Now Tag Walk has almost 46,000 users and its success has landed Alexandra on a list of the world's 50 most influential French people and the Business of Fashion 500 Founder of what has been dubbed 'fashion's smartest search engine', Alexandra Van Houtte, 31, is the woman behind Tag Walk, an online database on which every garment, shoe, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html Tour Chùa Hương] handbag and belt is tagged and organised, so you can search for anything from a black dress to a pagoda sleeve in a nanosecond. Alexandra, a former ELLE fashion assistant, came up with the idea in 2016 after being amazed at how difficult it was to search for particular items across designers and past seasons. Now Tag Walk has almost 46,000 users and its success has landed Alexandra on a list of the world's 50 most influential French people and the Business of Fashion 500, which recognises the 500 movers and shakers shaping the industry. Despite her success, Alexandra's Instagram [http://www.google.de/search?q=reveals reveals] a delightfully low-key way of life. A recent video shows the tech entrepreneur eating microwave soup out of the container at her desk, with an extra large tub of Haribo in the background. MARIA de la ORDEN Best fashion foot forward: Enviably chic, even by lofty French standards, Maria de la Orden moved to Paris from her hometown of Madrid. Pictured, in an Instagram snap The designer has founded not one, but two in-demand labels: La Veste and Maria de la Orden Studio, which are loved by well-heeled shoppers including Alexandra Tolstoy and Sabine Getty Photos shared on the account show Maria posing in her pop-up store, exploring the cobbled streets of Saint-Paul-de-Vence or escaping to the countryside with a pack of puppies Enviably chic, even by lofty French standards, Maria de la Orden moved to Paris from her hometown of Madrid. The designer has founded not one, but two in-demand labels: La Veste and Maria de la Orden Studio, which are loved by well-heeled shoppers including Alexandra Tolstoy, Sabine Getty and Leah de Wavrin. Samantha Cameron is among her 65,000 [http://edition.cnn.com/search/?text=Instagram%20followers Instagram followers]. Photos shared on the account show Maria posing in her pop-up store, exploring the cobbled streets of Saint-Paul-de-Vence or escaping to the countryside with a pack of puppies - all while wearing perfectly curated outfits. IMAN PEREZ Daughter of Swiss actor Vincent Perez and Senegalese model-actress Karine Silla, Iman Perez inherited her parents' good looks and ease in front of the camera The 21-year-old is represented by Next Model Management and has already bagged campaigns with Hermes and Zadig & Voltaire. Pictured, in an Instagram snap Away from modelling, Iman is an accomplished equestrian and regularly shares horse updates with her 30,800 Instagram followers. Pictured, posing for a selfie Daughter of Swiss actor Vincent Perez and Senegalese model-actress Karine Silla, Iman Perez inherited her parents' good looks and ease in front of the camera. The 21-year-old is represented by Next Model Management and has already bagged campaigns with Hermes and Zadig & Voltaire. She made her debut into society at the 2015 Bal des Débutantes, which was held just two weeks after the Paris terror attacks. Away from modelling, Iman is an accomplished equestrian and regularly shares horse updates with her 30,800 Instagram followers. Before the pandemic struck the model spent her time criss-crossing between Paris and New York, which she described as her 'second home'. Grounded in France for the foreseeable, Iman headed south the Saint Tropez over summer but is now back in the city. SONIA BEN AMMAR At the age of just 16, Sonia Ben Ammar, now 21, had her photograph published around the world when she was spotted hanging out with Brooklyn Beckham With 730,000 Instagram followers, Sonia is a veritable social media star and often shares snaps of her achingly cool outfits and world travels. Pictured, at Paris Fashion Week At the age of just 16, Sonia Ben Ammar, now 21, had her photograph published around the world when she was spotted hanging out with Brooklyn Beckham. The daughter of film producer and distributor Tarak Ben Ammar and his Polish-born wife Beata, an actress, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] Sonia attended the American School of Paris and stepped out at the 2015 Bal des Débutantes alongside Iman. She has a fledgling acting career and was recently cast in Scream 5, which is set to start shooting this year. With 730,000 Instagram followers, Sonia is a veritable social media star and often shares snaps of her achingly cool outfits and world travels. HELOISE AGOSTINELLI Best known to Brits as a star of Made In Chelsea, in France Heloise Agostinelli's family is considered fashion royalty. Pictured, in an Instagram snap Her mother is Dior PR Director Mathilde Favier (left) meaning 21-year-old Heloise enjoys front row seats at Fashion Week and is on first-name terms with creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri. Right, with fellow It Girl Lady Amelia Windsor at a London fashion launch last year Heloise Agostinelli at the Dior show at Paris Fashion Week in February Best known to Brits as a star of Made In Chelsea, in France Heloise Agostinelli's family is considered fashion royalty. Her mother is Dior PR Director Mathilde Favier, meaning 21-year-old Heloise enjoys front row seats at Fashion Week and is on first-name terms with creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri. Meanwhile her father Robert Agostinelli is a self-made billionaire who is chairman and co-founder of private equity firm Rhône Group. Her extended family is just as impressive. Heloise's aunt is the creative director of jewellery at Dior while her great-uncle Gilles Dufour designed haute couture creations for French fashion houses Chanel and Balmain. Although fashion is in her blood, it is beauty that Heloise loves. She is the poster girl for brand Dr Barbara Strum and shows off her radiant complexion on Instagram, where she boasts more than 59,000 followers. Although she is as Parisian as they come, Heloise spends most of her time in London. It was in the UK that she met Jamie Laing, heir to the McVities fortune, a long-standing Made In Chelsea cast member. Heloise, then 20, joined the show in early 2019 but left after her relationship with Laing, who is 10 years old, ended.

Apos;Not Scared Of The Virus apos Myanmar Taxi Driver apos;s Pilgrimage To A...

2021-01-04T00:52:37Z

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By Zaw Naing Oo YANGON, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Defying the threat of contracting coronavirus and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] a citywide lockdown, Myanmar taxi driver Ko Naing, 50, still travels each day to pray outside the sacred Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, the country´s holiest Buddhist site. "I´m not scared of the virus because I feel protected by my religion and regular praying at the pagoda," he told Reuters, kneeling at the front gate of the pagoda. The number of COVID-19 infections in Myanmar, which has one of the world´s weakest health systems, has surged from a few hundred in mid-August to more than 27,000 cases and 646 deaths as of Monday. The country of 53 million people has locked down its [http://www.europeana.eu/portal/search.html?query=biggest biggest] city, Yangon, and imposed a broad stay-at-home order across the whole city to stop the virus from spreading. The glittering Shwedagon pagoda, which has cast its golden light over the city for centuries, shut its doors in April for an extended period for the first time in recent history, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html Tour Chùa Hương] disrupting a long tradition of regular pilgrimages by devotees. Yet while many are making do with broadcasts by the pagoda´s monks on Facebook, [http://www.recruitingblogs.com/main/search/search?q=Ko%20Naing Ko Naing] rises at dawn each morning to stand outside its locked gates, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] lighting incense sticks and risking penalties for breaching the COVID lockdown. "Other people get in trouble but I don´t. Why? Because I believe in my religion and Buddha,´ he said. The Southeast Asian nation is housing more than 45,000 people, including COVID-19 patients as well as those yet to be tested, their close contacts and returning migrant workers, in buildings from schools and monasteries to government offices and tower blocks, mostly run by volunteers. The country's leader Aung San Suu Kyi has called on the public to help combat the virus. Suu Kyi has also said Myanmar's general election, due on Nov. 8, must go ahead and is "more important than COVID". (Reporting by Zaw Naing Oo Editing by Shri Navaratnam)

Nyatapola Temple Or Pagoda In Bhaktapur Nepal

2021-01-03T22:05:08Z

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The five-storey, 30m-high Nyatapola Temple (or Pagoda) is not only the tallest temple in Nepal, but it is also considered as one of the best examples of traditional Newari temple architecture. Built in 1702, during the reign of King Bhupatindra Malla, its construction and design were so solid that the 1934 earthquake only caused minor damage. It is the temple of Siddhi Lakshmi or [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] Siddhi Laxmi, the Hindu goddess of prosperity. She is the wrathful manifestation of the Goddess Durga. Nyatapola means five-story temple in the Newari language. Located in Bhaktapur (Bhaktapur means City of devotees), the city that gives us a glimpse of what life was like many hundreds of years ago having changed very little since it was first formed, the Nyatapola temple or pagoda can be reached by walking up a flight of few steps that leads to the top of the platform. It is said that only the priests are allowed to see the image of the goddess in the temple. The temples 108 carved and painted roof struts also depict her in her various forms. Its windows, tympanums and doors are also decorated with carvings of [http://www.blogher.com/search/apachesolr_search/divine%20figures divine figures]. Legend tells of the days (1702 AD) when the god Bhairab was angry and caused havoc in society. Bhairabs temple stood in Taumadhi Square. Because of this, the king decided to build a more powerful temple in front of the Bhairabs temple in order to counteract his destructive behavior. Not only that, King Bhupatendra Malla also ordered several powerful guardians be placed and displayed in pairs on each level of the base leading up to the temple. You can see a pair of legendary Rajput wrestlers (famous wrestlers named Jayamel and Phattu) on the first level. There are also a pair of elephants on the second level. Next, two lions followed by two griffins and finally Singhini and Baghini, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html Tour Chùa Hương] the lion and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html Tour Chùa Hương] tiger goddesses. It is said that each figure is 10 times stronger than the figure on the level below. After subduing Bhairab[ ], the city became peaceful.

Sri Lanka President Strengthens Rajapaksa Dynasty In New Government

2021-01-03T21:49:24Z

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Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has consolidated his family's grip on power by naming two more relatives to a new government Sri Lanka's President Gotabaya Rajapaksa named two more relatives to a new government unveiled Wednesday, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] further consolidating his family's grip on power. His brother Mahinda will lead the government, formed after their nationalist party's landslide win in a parliamentary election last week. Gotabaya and Mahinda will control the key defence and finance portfolios, respectively, in the new 26-member cabinet. Their elder brother Chamal kept his place in the cabinet and was joined by Mahinda's eldest son, Namal, who was named sports minister. The growing dynastic imprint was strengthened by one of their nephews, Shasheendra Rajapaksa, who joined the government as a state agriculture minister though he will not be in the cabinet. Gotabaya Rajapaksa, 71, became president in November last year and named Mahinda, a 74-year-old former president, as prime minister. Pursuing a nationalist agenda, their party has won a two-thirds majority in parliament, which allows them to change the constitution and [http://hararonline.com/?s=tighten tighten] their hold on power. The brothers want to scrap a 2015 constitutional amendment which transferred some executive powers from the president to the prime minister, along with independent institutions to run public services and the judiciary. In the new cabinet, Mahinda was given three portfolios -- finance, culture and housing -- while their eldest brother Chamal, 77, was given irrigation, a powerful position in largely rural Sri Lanka. Chamal was also made the state minister for defence, a non-cabinet position responsible for internal security and disaster management. The swearing-in of ministers was carried out at the Temple of the Tooth, the holiest Buddhist shrine, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] in the presence of saffron-robed monks and other guests in Kandy, 115 kilometres (71 miles) east of Colombo. The venue was carefully chosen to reinforce the Rajapaksa family's appeal to their majority Sinhala-Buddhist constituency. The president took his oath after his November landslide in front of a pagoda built by a legendary Sinhala king known to have vanquished a rival from the minority Tamil community. Mahinda was sworn in as Prime Minister on Sunday at the Kelaniya temple which Buddhists in Sri Lanka believe to have been visited by the Buddha himself.

Tatler On French It Girls Who Would Put Emily In Paris In The Shade

2021-01-03T17:53:46Z

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Fro[/sciencetech/netflix/index.html Netflix][/sciencetech/netflix/index.html Netflix] show Emily In Paris, which has thrust the city of lights into the pop culture spotlight and reignited an interest in all things français. The titular character, played by Emily Collins (who herself made her societal debut at a Paris ball), has won fans with her chic fashion choices and glamorous life in the city. But these well-heeled women lead an even more glamorous existence, exploring cobbled streets in their less-is-more looks and dancing the night away in glittering ballgowns. Here, FEMAIL takes a closer look at the women who rule the streets of the French capital. ZITA d'HAUTEVILLE Blue-blooded pedigree: Zita is the 24-year-old model daughter of the Count and Countess d'Hauteville, one of France's oldest families. She was scouted on Facebook London calling: Born in France, Zita studied for her Masters at UCL. Pictured, at an exhibition at London's Cardi Gallery in March 2019 (left) and striking a pose at home in Paris Zita, who has 15,500 Instagram followers, has a high-powered job at Google, where she works as an Account Strategist. Pictured, with her mother at her UCL graduation Born into one of France's oldest families, Zita d'Hauteville, 24, made her social debut at Paris' ultra exclusive Les Bal des Debutantes in 2013, wearing a navy Vivienne Westwood Haute Couture gown. Her willowy frame and natural beauty led to Zita being model scouted through Facebook and she is now represented by Up Models and has secured brand partnerships with big names including Hermes. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/femail/article-8888217/Married-Sight-couple-say-relationship-worked-committed-engagement.html Married at First Sight couple who are the first in the...] [/femail/article-8888185/Bride-rushed-hospital-dream-wedding-falling-chair-hoisted-guests.html You broke the bride! 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ALEXANDRA VAN HOUTTE Fashion tech mogul: [http://edublogs.org/?s=Founder Founder] of what has been dubbed 'fashion's smartest search engine', Alexandra Van Houtte, 31, is the woman behind Tag Walk, an online fashion database Alexandra, a former ELLE fashion assistant, came up with the idea in 2016 after being amazed at how difficult it was to search for particular items across designers and past seasons Now Tag Walk has almost 46,000 users and its success has landed Alexandra on a list of the world's 50 most influential French people and the Business of Fashion 500 Founder of what has been dubbed 'fashion's smartest search engine', Alexandra Van Houtte, 31, is the woman behind Tag Walk, an online database on which every garment, shoe, handbag and belt is tagged and organised, so you can search for anything from a black dress to a pagoda sleeve in a nanosecond. Alexandra, a former ELLE [http://www.wood-furniture.biz/search/search.php?query=fashion&search=1 fashion] assistant, came up with the idea in 2016 after being amazed at how difficult it was to search for particular items across designers and past seasons. Now Tag Walk has almost 46,000 users and its success has landed Alexandra on a list of the world's 50 most influential French people and the Business of Fashion 500, which recognises the 500 movers and shakers shaping the industry. Despite her success, Alexandra's Instagram reveals a delightfully low-key way of life. A recent video shows the tech entrepreneur eating microwave soup out of the container at her desk, with an extra large tub of Haribo in the background. MARIA de la ORDEN Best fashion foot forward: Enviably chic, even by lofty French standards, Maria de la Orden moved to Paris from her hometown of Madrid. Pictured, in an Instagram snap The designer has founded not one, but two in-demand labels: La Veste and Maria de la Orden Studio, which are loved by well-heeled shoppers including Alexandra Tolstoy and Sabine Getty Photos shared on the account show Maria posing in her pop-up store, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] exploring the cobbled streets of Saint-Paul-de-Vence or escaping to the countryside with a pack of puppies Enviably chic, even by lofty French standards, Maria de la Orden moved to Paris from her hometown of Madrid. The designer has founded not one, but two in-demand labels: La Veste and Maria de la Orden Studio, which are loved by well-heeled shoppers including Alexandra Tolstoy, Sabine Getty and Leah de Wavrin. Samantha Cameron is among her 65,000 Instagram followers. Photos shared on the account show Maria posing in her pop-up store, exploring the cobbled streets of Saint-Paul-de-Vence or escaping to the countryside with a pack of puppies - all while wearing perfectly curated outfits. IMAN PEREZ Daughter of Swiss actor Vincent Perez and Senegalese model-actress Karine Silla, Iman Perez inherited her parents' good looks and ease in front of the camera The 21-year-old is represented by Next Model Management and has already bagged campaigns with Hermes and Zadig & Voltaire. Pictured, in an Instagram snap Away from modelling, Iman is an accomplished equestrian and regularly shares horse updates with her 30,800 Instagram followers. Pictured, posing for a selfie Daughter of Swiss actor Vincent Perez and Senegalese model-actress Karine Silla, Iman Perez inherited her parents' good looks and ease in front of the camera. The 21-year-old is represented by Next Model Management and has already bagged campaigns with Hermes and Zadig & Voltaire. She made her debut into society at the 2015 Bal des Débutantes, which was held just two weeks after the Paris terror attacks. Away from modelling, Iman is an accomplished equestrian and regularly shares horse updates with her 30,800 Instagram followers. Before the pandemic struck the model spent her time criss-crossing between Paris and New York, which she described as her 'second home'. Grounded in France for the foreseeable, Iman headed south the Saint Tropez over summer but is now back in the city. SONIA BEN AMMAR At the age of just 16, Sonia Ben Ammar, now 21, had her photograph published around the world when she was spotted hanging out with Brooklyn Beckham With 730,000 Instagram followers, Sonia is a veritable social media star and often shares snaps of her achingly cool outfits and world travels. Pictured, at Paris Fashion Week At the age of just 16, Sonia Ben Ammar, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] now 21, had her photograph published around the world when she was spotted hanging out with Brooklyn Beckham. The daughter of film producer and distributor Tarak Ben Ammar and his Polish-born wife Beata, an actress, Sonia attended the American School of Paris and stepped out at the 2015 Bal des Débutantes alongside Iman. She has a fledgling acting career and was recently cast in Scream 5, which is set to start shooting this year. With 730,000 Instagram followers, Sonia is a veritable social media star and often shares snaps of her achingly cool outfits and world travels. HELOISE AGOSTINELLI Best known to Brits as a star of Made In Chelsea, in France Heloise Agostinelli's family is considered fashion royalty. Pictured, in an Instagram snap Her mother is Dior PR Director Mathilde Favier (left) meaning 21-year-old Heloise enjoys front row seats at Fashion Week and is on first-name terms with creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri. Right, with fellow It Girl Lady Amelia Windsor at a London fashion launch last year Heloise Agostinelli at the Dior show at Paris Fashion Week in February Best known to Brits as a star of Made In Chelsea, in France Heloise Agostinelli's family is considered fashion royalty. Her mother is Dior PR Director Mathilde Favier, meaning 21-year-old Heloise enjoys front row seats at Fashion Week and is on first-name terms with creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri. Meanwhile her father Robert Agostinelli is a self-made billionaire who is chairman and co-founder of private equity firm Rhône Group. Her extended family is just as impressive. Heloise's aunt is the creative director of jewellery at Dior while her great-uncle Gilles Dufour designed haute couture creations for French fashion houses Chanel and Balmain. Although fashion is in her blood, it is beauty that Heloise loves. She is the poster girl for brand Dr Barbara Strum and shows off her radiant complexion on Instagram, where she boasts more than 59,000 followers. Although she is as Parisian as they come, Heloise spends most of her time in London. It was in the UK that she met Jamie Laing, heir to the McVities fortune, a long-standing Made In Chelsea cast member. Heloise, then 20, joined the show in early 2019 but left after her relationship with Laing, who is 10 years old, ended.

Communist Party Leaders Have Reportedly Fled To A Secret Resort In Beijing To Avoid Catching The

2021-01-03T15:41:57Z

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Silver Pagoda - A Truly Magnificent Place

2021-01-03T10:10:38Z

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Inside Fujitsu s Cloud-powered Farm Of The Future

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After Aggressive Mass Testing Vietnam Says It Contains Coronavirus...

2021-01-03T07:05:15Z

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By Khanh Vu, Phuong Nguyen and James Pearson HANOI, April 30 (Reuters) - Businessman Phan Quoc Viet was making his usual prayers at a pagoda in Tay Ninh, a province in southern Vietnam, when the government official's call came. It was late January, just after the Lunar New Year. Vietnam had detected its first two cases of the new coronavirus days earlier, and the government was contacting companies with experience of medical testing for urgent help. "The official said Vietnam needed to act quickly," said Viet, whose medical equipment company, Viet A Corp, makes test kits and has been central to Vietnam ramping up its testing programme in response to the outbreak. Vietnam, a country of 96 million people which shares a border with China, is signalling that it has succeeded where many wealthier and more developed countries have not by containing the new coronavirus. The government is officially reporting a relatively small 270 cases and zero deaths. That puts the country on course to revive its economy much sooner than most others, according to several public health experts interviewed by Reuters. Its slightly more populous regional neighbour the Philippines, in comparison, has reported almost 30 times as many cases and more than 500 deaths. For an interactive graphic tracking the global spread, click website These public health experts say Vietnam was successful because it made early, decisive moves to restrict travel into the country, put tens of thousands of people into quarantine and quickly scaled up the use of tests and a system to track down people who might have been exposed to the virus. "The steps are easy to describe but difficult to implement, yet they've been very successful at implementing them over and over again," said Matthew Moore, a Hanoi-based official from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), who has been liaising with Vietnam's government on the outbreak since early January. He added that the CDC has "great confidence" in the Vietnamese government's response to the crisis. Vietnam increased the number of laboratories that can test for COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, from three at the beginning of the outbreak in January, to 112 by April. As of Wednesday, 213,743 tests had been conducted in Vietnam, of which 270 were positive, according to health ministry data. That ratio of 791 tests to every confirmed case is by far the highest in the world, according to data from health ministries compiled by Reuters. The next highest, Taiwan, has conducted 140 tests for every case. To see results by country, click website Reuters could not independently verify the accuracy of the government's testing data. The Vietnamese government did not reply to questions about its data and the extent of its awareness of virus-related cases. The two officials leading the country's efforts against the virus were not made available for interviews to answer questions about their work. Kidong Park, the World Health Organization's representative in Vietnam also did not respond to requests for comment on the accuracy of Vietnam's data. Vietnam has been helped, experts said, by the combination of its authoritarian leadership and its open market economy, and a population with a memory of previous epidemics ready to cooperate. "It is organised, it can make country-wide policy decisions that get enacted quickly and efficiently and without too much controversy," said Guy Thwaites, director of the Oxford University Clinical Research Unit in Ho Chi Minh City. Thwaites's laboratory has been helping to process tests. Thwaites said the number of positive tests processed by his organisation's lab was in line with government data. He said the hospital where he works on the wards - Ho Chi Minh City's 550[http://blogs.realtown.com/search/?q=-bed%20Hospital -bed Hospital] for Tropical Diseases, serving a population of 45 million people in southern Vietnam - had not admitted any additional cases not reflected in the government's numbers. "If there was ongoing and unreported or unappreciated community transmission, we would have seen the patients in our hospital. We have not," he said. Thwaites said his organisation's lab increased capacity from being able to do around 100 tests a day to around [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày],000 a day. Managers of 13 funeral homes in Hanoi contacted by Reuters said they had seen no uptick in deaths. One said requests for funerals had gone down during the country's lockdown, now lifted, because of the reduction in traffic accidents, one of the biggest killers in Vietnam. Todd Pollack, a Hanoi-based infectious diseases specialist at Harvard Medical School, said that less than 10% of the people who tested positive for the virus in Vietnam were over 60 - the age group most likely to die from COVID-19. All patients, he added, were closely monitored in health facilities and given good medical care. Pollack said a good comparison to Vietnam was South Korea, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html Tour Chùa Hương] another country which managed to roll out a large testing programme and keep deaths relatively low. "The case fatality rate in South Korea is around 2%, in part because they are testing so widely," said Pollack. "If we apply that rate to Vietnam's number of confirmed cases, and consider these other factors, we can understand how they have avoided any deaths so far." Krutika Kuppalli, an infectious disease physician and biosecurity fellow at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, said: "There is no way to possibly know for certain, but they have done a great job with their response, with the testing and isolating and quarantining people." PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP In late February, as U.S. President Donald Trump was still downplaying the dangers of the new coronavirus, Viet and his colleagues began sourcing crucial components needed to mass produce COVID-19 testing kits from the United States and Germany. Researchers at Vietnam's state-run Military Medical University, working with Viet A Corp, had already designed a test kit, and the government handed a license to the private company to mass produce the kit. Viet said his company's kits - which can perform multiple tests - had now provided 250,000 tests in Vietnam and had exported kits with capacity for 20,000 tests. As early as Jan. 23, Vietnam suspended flights to and from the Chinese city of Wuhan, where the outbreak started, immediately after discovering its first two cases. It acted even though the WHO was at that point advising against travel restrictions. A week after that, Vietnam effectively closed its 1,400-km (870-mile) border with China to all but essential trade. By mid-March, Vietnam made the wearing of masks in public places mandatory nationwide, well ahead of most other countries and not heeding the WHO's advice that only people with symptoms should wear them. Some of Vietnam's garment factories turned to making surgical and cloth masks to meet demand. The WHO did not reply to Reuters questions on Vietnam ignoring its advice. MASS QUARANTINE Vietnam's testing ramp-up took place in tandem with a thorough contact-tracing programme and the quarantine of tens of thousands of people, many of them overseas Vietnamese returning home to escape worsening outbreaks in Europe and the United States. Viet A Corp's tests were first put into use on March 4, Viet told Reuters. In the six weeks prior to that, the country had gradually increased testing, but the number of people with the virus remained below 20. In the second week of March, that number more than doubled. In early March, only a fraction of the tens of thousands of arrivals in the military-run quarantine centres set up to house them were tested for the virus, according to health ministry data. But by early April, testing numbers began to surpass the number of those in quarantine. Medical officials tested and retested suspected cases, gradually discharging from quarantine those who tested negative several times. Many tests were also made on groups of people not in quarantine who may have been exposed to the virus. The country's swift response does not appear to have been hampered by the retirement of its health minister in November. The interim replacement, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam, a Communist Party official with no experience of public health, has emerged as a hero on social media for his role leading Vietnam's coronavirus task force. Neither Dam nor Deputy Health Minister Nguyen Thanh Long was made available for an interview. (Reporting by Khanh Vu, Phuong Nguyen and James Pearson in Hanoi Editing by Bill Rigby)

In Vietnamese Village Tech Rewires Old Traditions

2021-01-03T02:51:59Z

id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> A man prays at an altar in the Tran pagoda in Nhan Dao during the first moments of the new year. People bring offerings such as candies, flowers, and fruit to show respect to their ancestors and ask them to grant good luck and health. Dong Ngo/CNET HANAM, Vietnam--Once you've been gone for so long, the place you come from no longer exists. The place in question is my birthplace of Nhan Dao, a small village of about 4,700 residents in Hanam province, some 60 miles south of Hanoi. To put things in perspective, when I was growing up here in the '80s and early '90s, a trip to the capital of Hanoi would take eight hours one way. There was no paved road, no electricity, and no running water. For those reasons, until about 10 or 15 years ago, most people in Nhan Dao spent their whole lives within about a 20-mile radius of the village. I found myself a little lost at home amid all the changes. It's a feeling of not knowing who I really am anymore when all that colored my formative years is slowing fading away. During that time, the only piece of modern technology I knew of was the lone loudspeaker, positioned in the middle of the village, which broadcast Radio the Voice of Vietnam from 5 in the morning to 10 at night. For years, it was what I woke up to and went to bed with, and it was the voice of one of the VoV newscasters that inspired me to become a journalist. Life in the village was calm and simple then, and, for the most part, happy, despite the lack of wealth or connections to the outside world. Everybody, apart from working hard day in and day out in the rice fields, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa hương 1 ngày] always looked forward to holidays, especially [ Tet], the traditional Vietnamese new year, when relatives and friends visit, children get lucky money, and celebrants feast on dishes including [ steamed square cakes] made of sticky rice, pork, and green beans and wrapped in leaves. In the simplest terms, Tet in Vietnam is like Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's all rolled into one. After being in the States for so long and especially after several long days immersed in gadgets at [/news/networking-and-storage-at-ces-2011-faster-more-connected/ CES 2011], I wanted to go back and experience Tet again for the first time in 10 years. I wanted to try to stay away from technology and the Internet for a while and find glimpses of the simple life I had once known. The loudspeaker, like this one in Nhan Dao, used to be the only source of entertainment and the sole connection to the outside world for many villages in Vietnam. That's no longer the case. Dong Ngo/CNET That was not to be. I discovered that while Tet is still here, most of the simple life I remember has gone for good. My village has completely transformed in the last decade, changing much more dramatically than it did during the 100 years before that, according to my 96-year-old grandmother, who lives here along with my parents. It now takes just about an hour and a half to get here from Hanoi, with the roads paved all the way. During this holiday season, the village's main road is adorned with flags hung on light poles or on top of houses, next to satellite TV dishes and antennae. In truth, there doesn't seem to be much difference between my village and the city--apart from the rice fields and sounds of livestock, plus smaller houses and much less traffic. Almost everyone here has a cell phone now. In fact, there's no phone service, other than cellular, in the village. Viettel is the most popular provider in Nhan Dao, though anybody can switch to another provider just by swapping out SIM cards, which are on sale everywhere. Traditionally, during "watch night" (the last night of the new year, which this year was Wednesday), people in the village walk to the Tran pagoda to collect burning incense and small tree branches, symbols of luck and prosperity, to bring home. This is also where they convene with loved ones before the new year arrives. Cell phones are ubiquitous in Vietnam now, even in small villages. Here, a group of teens gather at a pagoda in Nhan Dao waiting for the new year and texting greetings to their friends. Dong Ngo/CNET It was the same this year--with one big difference. In the past, I remember the pagoda being overcome with people, especially kids, running around looking for one another. Now, with the proliferation of cell phones, things are much more organized--everyone was calling and texting one another to locate and meet up with their groups. I ran into a group of teenagers sitting together, every one of them with a cell phone in hand (mostly Nokias, it appeared), busily typing away on the tiny keypads. At their age, I had no idea what a telephone even was. As it turned out, they were preparing "Happy New Year" messages so that when the first moment of the new year arrived at midnight, they could send them out immediately. And when the first day of the lunar calendar came this year, I walked back from the pagoda, along the well-lit road, and there was happy new year music coming from all directions, and here and there I could hear Abba's "Happy New Year." For a moment, I forgot I was in a small village in Vietnam. The most interesting thing, however, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-chua-huong-dong-huong-tich-ha-noi-tour-du-lich-le-hoi-chua-huong-tu-ha-noi.html Tour Chùa Hương] is what cellular Internet brings to the village. Phuong Nguyen, who is in his mid-30s and works in Hanoi but comes back to Nhan Dao often, is (like many in Vietnam) addicted to an online game called [ Nong Trai Vui Ve] (Happy Farm), a Farmville-like game from Zing.vn. A 3G USB modem like this lets you connect to the Internet at decent speeds virtually anywhere in Vietnam, even remote villages. The modem uses a SIM card that can be replaced easily and cheaply to replenish the data bandwidth. 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Older people, who don't know how to text, still take time to visit one another and deliver wishes in person. And I did find something that has always been there: the loudspeaker. It's now hung underneath a street light and has a slightly different role. With [/news/gadget-obsessed-in-ho-chi-minh-city/ televisions, computers, and cell phones], it's no longer the source of entertainment and news but used mostly for public announcements. Speaking of Tet, happy Year of the Cat everyone. For those Vietnamese overseas who've been hesitating to come back for a visit, do it now. The country is always there, but the country you know won't wait for long. During the holiday season, Nhan Dao's main road is adorned with flags hung on light poles or on top of houses. Dong Ngo/CNET On Tet, a couple picks lucky branches from a pre-gathered pile at the Tran pagoda in [http://rt.com/search/everywhere/term/Nhan%20Dao/ Nhan Dao]. Dong Ngo/CNET To read Dong Ngo's past dispatches from Vietnam, [ ]. 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Rare 50p Coins Featuring Olympic Swimmers Sell For £10 000

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