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Though YouTube was not initially designed for kids, some current content is warping young minds, raising alarm. Praying to haunted dolls Youtuber Tho Nguyen. A wave of ire was aroused when YouTuber Tho Nguyen uploaded on her channel with nearly 900,000 subscribers a clip in which she was beseeching a doll Kumanthong (a ‘fetish’ in Thailand) to grant luck to students whose exams were coming close. Embracing the doll, she said “my child! It’s their big day, please bless them and give them success in the exams. Show mommy your approval by shaking back and forth, if you don’t mommy will slap your bottom!” She was swinging a chain in front of the doll’s face as she spoke. After the outrage that it caused, Tho Nguyen claimed it was misunderstood, but it failed to quell the public vexation. Eating washing powder, drinking shower gel Two YouTubers from channel "Toy Planet" commonly post video series entitled "Eating cactus", "drinking dishwashing liquid", "Eating soap, drinking shower gel". These misleading titles sparked widespread frustration. Particularly, in video "Counterfeiting the soap with chocolate", the two YouTubers used fake soap and shower gel with milk and white chocolate. One ate soap and shower gel (made from milk and chocolate) in front of his friend, while the other held real soap and shower gel and pretended to eat. The content was criticized for misguiding children. The two Youtubers then posted a video of apology, adding that, “Our videos are aimed at children over 13 years old who are mature enough to discern the content and not imitate the titles or images included.” This explanation was considered just an excuse since the channel previously set no age limit for their audience. Dropping 100 knifes from above A "Drop 100 knives on high" clip was shown on November 2019 on YouTube channel NTN Vlogs by YouTuber Nguyen Thanh Nam. A bundle of 87 small knives was dropped …

Hot weather in HCM City sickens more people More people have been hospitalised in HCM City due to the current hot weather. Since early this month, the average temperature in HCM City and the southern region has risen to 36-38 degrees centigrade. Doctor Nguyen Dinh Qui from HCM City Children's Hospital 2 said that since early March, more children were taken to the hospital. In February, around 4,000 children were hospitalised, but the figure increased to 3,600 in the first two weeks of this month. Dr. Tang Le Chau Ngoc, head of the hospital’s Gastroenterology Department, said that the ward has around 40-60 patients per day, including 15-20 hospitalised. Among those, 3-5 cases suffer from serious hypohydration. He mentioned a 17-month-old child who faced kidney failure after high fever and diarrhoea. According to Ngoc, the number of sick children to the hospital could continue rising in the coming days. The same situation has also been reported at HCM City Children's Hospital 1, particularly children with respiratory diseases. Thong Nhat Hospital in HCM City has seen more elderly patients. Nguyen Thi Thoa in District 10 said that she has been faced with dizziness and breathing difficulties. She was suspected of having symptoms of a stroke. HCM City Hospital of Dermato Venereology said it has also seen more patients with diseases such as allergy and pruritus. Doctor Nguyen Dinh Qui said that diseases related to digestive, respiratory and skin problems account for the highest rate of patients when the weather is hot. He advised that people should not change environments suddenly. People are advised to pay attention to protecting their health during hot weather. The hot weather has tended to expand to more localities in the southern region. Dr. Truong Quang Anh Vu from Thong Nhat Hospital said that the number of elderly people treated at the hospital increases around 5-10% per year. No new COVID-19 cases to report on March 21 morning Vietnam …

Misleading YouTube content has serious repercussions on children

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