The domestic gold price, for that reason, is being pegged to that delicate sentimental mood of investors, which can reverse anytime dependant upon how the coronavirus outbreak develops. What’s more, demand will breed supply. The high domestic gold price has led to a comeback of gold smuggling. Smuggled gold in the form of ingot cannot be molded into SJC gold bars. However, it can be consumed via gold jewelry shops. As they cannot buy SJC gold, consumers turn to other gold trademarks. Although SJC gold can be sold or bought anywhere, one can sell gold of other trademarks at the place he or she bought it. Gold jewels—such as necklaces, bracelets and rings—are easily ordered at gold shops. … [Read more...] about The gold trap
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Vietnamese in Algeria urged to strictly follow anti-pandemic regulations
Algiers (VNA) – The Vietnamese Embassy in Algeria has asked all Vietnamese citizens to strictly abide by regulations on COVID-19 prevention in the host country since the situation is developing complicatedly. By March 28 afternoon, Algeria recorded 45 more infection cases and three deaths, raising the nationwide tallies to 454 and 29, respectively. The embassy requested Vietnamese citizens to refrain from going out but stay at home as much as possible, avoid gatherings of more than two people, and especially obey the curfew issued on March 23 in Algiers capital from 7:00 pm to 7:00 am until there is further notice. Vietnamese expatriates were advised to proactively take preventive measures such as wearing face masks, washing hands regularly and avoiding close contact to protect themselves and their family members, and update their health status to the embassy for timely support. The embassy also informed the overseas Vietnamese community and foreigners in Algeria about the … [Read more...] about Vietnamese in Algeria urged to strictly follow anti-pandemic regulations
Lockdown of ‘non-essential’ businesses empties Hanoi streets
On nearby Dinh Tien Hoang Street in Hoan Kiem District, home to many street eateries and the famous Cafe Dinh, all stores and restaurants are closed. The sidewalk looks uncharacteristically bare without its usual crowd of iced-tea vendors, tourists, and passersby. … [Read more...] about Lockdown of ‘non-essential’ businesses empties Hanoi streets
Celebrating 55 years of exploring northern Vietnam on ‘Ha Giang Loop’
Present-day Dong Van District (left) and local people on the Ma Pi Leng Pass (right) in Ha Giang Province, Vietnam Foreign tourists are seen in Ha Giang Province, Vietnam. Traffic congestion in Ha Giang Province, Vietnam Headlines of the illegally built Ma Pi Leng Panorama hotel along the Ma Pi Leng Pass in Dong Van and the leveling of a mountain to build a religious complex in Lung Cu have broken the hearts of many and inspired a push to develop more sustainable forms of tourism. … [Read more...] about Celebrating 55 years of exploring northern Vietnam on ‘Ha Giang Loop’
Vietnamese woman completes ‘4 Deserts Grand Slam’
Definitely. After a hellish 80km Long March in the Gobi, I was traumatized by the experience. It was a heat I had never experienced before. The temperature was 50+ degrees Celsius. I couldn't eat any of the food I had prepared. Water was hot and my electrolytes tasted like plastic. I think the plastic bottles had melted into the water. People's shoes were literally melting on the road. At several moments I felt like my life was in danger. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese woman completes ‘4 Deserts Grand Slam’
