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Boy In Hole, Hanoi Car Fees, Peak Travel And US Peace Corps

Posted byNguyen Ayi

By Joe Fotalattee

Boy Falls Into 35-Meter-Deep Hole

Rescue workers in the province of Đồng Tháp Province are currently working to save a 10-year-old boy who fell into a concrete hole. The boy, Nam, entered a construction site at 11:30 a.m. on December 31 to collect scrap metal with two other boys on provincial road No. 857 in Ph Li Commune.

The rescue crew arrived on the scene thirty minutes later and made several attempts to save him. The pillar would not come out despite their best efforts. The boy in the hole received water and oxygen.

To save Nam, the rescue crew worked all night. Three excavators and one crane were used by the team of about 100 people this morning to dig the hole needed to remove the concrete pillar.

The boy has still not been retrieved from the hole as of 11:30 this morning.

Hanoi Considers Fees For Cars

As part of its efforts to reduce traffic jams, which cost the city an estimated $1 billion annually and have made air pollution five times worse, Hà Noi may think about charging vehicles entering the inner city.

Don Minh Tâm, a former leader of the Institute of Transport Science and Technology, stated to the online newspaper Dân Tri, “We need to review ongoing solutions for traffic jams.”

He proposed three components of the solution, including seeking expert advice for Hà Noi’s traffic planning to 2030 with an eye toward 2050, a proposal for motorcycle-restricted areas, and a plan to charge vehicles entering the inner-city areas.

Tan Son Nhat Airport Is Prepared For Peak Season

The number of passengers flying through Tân Son Nhat International Airport in HCM City has increased as a result of people traveling for the New Year’s holidays, which will be observed between December 31, … Read more

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Data Center Growth in Vietnam

Posted byNguyen Ayi

By Joe Fotalattee

There are now almost 30 data centers in Vietnam, 46% located in the north, 35% in the south, and 18% in the center.

According to reports from Nhan Dan, the Vietnamese data center market will increase at a compound annual growth rate of nearly 15% until 2026, from a 2020 value of USD 858 million.

In Ho Chi Minh City, Viettel introduced the Viettel Cloud ecosystem earlier in October, with 13 facilities and more than 9,000 racks, the largest data center infrastructure in Vietnam.

The VNG Company opened the VNG Data Centre, a brand-new data center of international caliber. The center will grow from its initial 410 server racks to 1,600 racks. With a $1.05 trillion investment, CMC Corporation opened a 1,200-rack, 13,000-square-meter data center in Ho Chi Minh City in August.

The Vietnamese data center market has experienced impressive growth due to the ability to deliver services up to international standards.

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Vietnam’s Agriculture and Seafood Exports Reach New Records

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By Joe Fotalattee

According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the export revenue from agriculture, forestry, and fisheries will set a new record of US$53.22 billion. Over the prior year, the number increased by 9.3%.

Important agricultural exports brought in $22.59 billion, including wood products ($10.92 billion), shrimp ($4.33 billion), rice ($3.49 billion), coffee ($3.94 billion), rubber ($3.31 billion), vegetables and fruits ($3.34 billion), and cashew nuts ($3.07 billion).

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Vietnam Resolving Maritime Disputes

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By Joe Fotalattee

An agreement announced on December 23rd resolves Indonesia and Vietnam’s 12-year maritime boundary dispute.

The agreement announced during Vietnam’s President Nguyen Xuan Phuc’s 3-day state visit to Indonesia will ease long-standing tensions between the two nations. China asserts ownership of a portion of the territory that Vietnam and Indonesia had previously disputed, but China’s claim of “historic rights” to the region was rejected when Indonesia and China settled their boundary dispute under the United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). The agreement is a significant step toward a unified front by China’s neighbors in the peaceful resolution of maritime disputes in the South China Sea.

The agreement was a component of numerous initiatives aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation. By 2028, the two leaders hope to increase bilateral trade to $15 billion. It also resolves years of disputes over fishing areas in the region.

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Third Leg Skin Flute Spared

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By Joe Fotalatte

An unnamed patient, who we will refer to as Ding Dong Wang Schlong for this article, was hospitalized in Hanoi on Thursday after receiving silicone injections intended to enlarge his one-eyed trouser snake.

The patient had swollen rumpleforeskin at the hospital, and doctors removed silicone and reconstructed the patient’s wiener schnitzel mini-me, according to VnExpress.

There are several ways to enlarge a meat stick pocket rocket, but all methods must be carried out in secure facilities by qualified medical professionals. Self-inflicted silicone injections of a cranny hunter flapdoodle result in discomfort, erectile dysfunction, and problems during sexual activity with one’s frank and beans fire hose. Many severe cases lead to amputation of the banana bratwurst anaconda fiddle spindle pulling prick plum tree shaker.

Editor’s Note: This article is not related to the recent news of 200,000 strokes.

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200,000 Strokes Per Year In Vietnam

Posted byNguyen Ayi

By Joe Fotalattee

On December 28, a report presented at the National Scientific Conference On Stroke Treatment stated that Vietnam records 200,000 strokes annually.

Only one-third of these patients visit the hospital within the first six hours, the so-called “golden hours,” when treatment is most effective.

The Vietnam Association of Oriental Medicine organized the event and noted that stroke has severe repercussions, affecting the patient’s capacity for independent living and placing a heavy financial burden on society. According to the study, the percentage of patients who develop dementia after a stroke ranges from 6 to 41%. .

The conference is a discussion of methods that can be used in clinical practice and improve patient treatment.

What are stroke symptoms?

  • Suddenly feeling numb or weak, especially on one side of the body, in the face, arm, or leg.
  • Suddenly having trouble speaking or understanding speech.
  • Sudden vision issues in one or both eyes.
  • Sudden difficulty walking, lightheaded, losing your balance, or having poor coordination.
  • Abrupt, debilitating headache with no apparent cause.
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Vietnam’s Economic Growth in 2022

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By Joe Fotalattee

In 2022 Vietnam had the fastest annual growth rate in GDP since 1997 thanks to robust domestic retail sales and exports, which increased by 8.02 percent.

The reading is higher than the official growth target of 6.5 percent and growth of just 2.58 percent in the previous year, when COVID lock-downs hurt the economy and affected factory activity.

Despite worries about a global recession and its effects on demand for Vietnam’s exports—a major producer of goods like apparel, footwear, and electronics for well-known international brands—the country has experienced a high annual growth rate.

The General Statistics Office (GSO) stated in a report that “the economic performance is noteworthy amid global economic and political uncertainty and challenges.”.

According to the report, consumer prices increased by 4.55 percent in December from a year earlier. Retail sales increased 19.8 percent in 2022, while exports increased 10.6 percent to $371.85 billion, according to the GSO.