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Rach Kien guerrilla belt spanned 13 liberation communes in Long An province, including ten in Can Duoc and three in Can Giuoc. In an effort to kill Vietnamese revolutionary forces, US troops attacked Rach Kien on December 20, 1966, to control the liberation areas of Can Duoc and Can Giuoc. However, the Vietnamese side gave the US a drubbing, with thousands of US soldiers dead or injured, 17 aircraft shot down, and 20 tanks destroyed. The Party organisation, local authorities, and people have paid due regard to preserving the historical site. Rach Kien guerrilla belt was recognised as a national relic site in 1996. Fifteen years later, it underwent improvements to illustrate the 1,000-day fierce war against the US invaders. Preserving the Rach Kien guerrilla belt relic site not only helps protect the nation’s historic values but also attracts more tourists to explore local culture and history./. VNA … [Read more...] about Rach Kien guerrilla belt and nation’s glorious victory

The isolated country, a WHO member, is grappling with its first acknowledged Covid-19 outbreak, fuelling concerns over a major crisis due to a lack of vaccines and medical infrastructure. "Certainly it's worrying if countries ... are not using the tools that are now available," said WHO emergencies director Mike Ryan in response to a question about the outbreak in North Korea. "WHO has repeatedly said that where you have unchecked transmission, there is always a higher risk of new variants emerging," he said. At the same press briefing, WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus also said he was "deeply concerned" about the spreading virus among an unvaccinated population with many underlying conditions. The UN health agency has previously said Pyongyang has yet to inform it officially of the outbreak in an apparent violation of the country's legal obligations under the WHO's International Health Regulations. Asked about how the WHO would respond, Ryan said that the body was ready … [Read more...] about North Korea COVID outbreak is ‘worrying’ for new variants -WHO

GENEVA -- A senior World Health Organization official said on Tuesday that high levels of transmission of the coronavirus among unvaccinated people, such as in North Korea, creates a higher risk of new variants. The isolated country, a WHO member, is grappling with its first acknowledged COVID-19 outbreak, fuelling concerns over a major crisis due to a lack of vaccines and medical infrastructure. "Certainly it's worrying if countries ... are not using the tools that are now available," said WHO emergencies director Mike Ryan in response to a question about the outbreak in North Korea. "WHO has repeatedly said that where you have unchecked transmission, there is always a higher risk of new variants emerging," he said. At the same press briefing, WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus also said he was "deeply concerned" about the spreading virus among an unvaccinated population with many underlying conditions. The UN health agency has previously said Pyongyang has yet to inform … [Read more...] about North Korea COVID outbreak is ‘worrying’ for new variants: WHO

Do Thanh Nhan of Vietnam (red belt) during his match on the day. (Photo: VNA) Ninh Binh (VNA) – The Vietnamese karate team performed excellently on May 19, the second day of karate competition during the ongoing SEA Games 31 , winning four more golds on the day. The trio Nguyen Thi Phuong, Luu Thi Thu Uyen and Nguyen Ngoc Tram brought home the gold in women’s team kata. Two female artists of Vietnam won gold, Bui Thi Thao in women’s kumite over 68kg and Ho Thi Thu Hien in women’s kumite under 68kg, while Do Thanh Nhan pocketed gold in men’s kumite under 84kg. Meanwhile, the gold in women’s kumite under 55kg went to Sanyistyarani Cok Istri Agung (Indonesia) and Raghonathan Sharmendran (Malaysia) claimed gold in the men’s kumite under 75kg. Besides the four golds, Vietnam also had two bronze medals on May 19. During the day, Indonesia claimed one gold and four silvers, Malaysia one gold and two bronzes, the Philippines three bronzes, Thailand one silver and two … [Read more...] about SEA Games 31: Karate brings Vietnam four golds on May 19

Hanoi has proposed an investment of VND22.8 trillion (USD991.37 million) to carry out part of project Belt Road 4. The city plans to invest around VND19 trillion into the project between 2021 and 2025, while the remainder will be used for the 2026-2030 period. According to the Hanoi People’s Committee, the 112.8 kilometre Belt Road 4, would cost VND85.8 trillion. It is divided into seven sub-projects, starting at Noi Bai-Lao Cai Expressway in Hanoi’s Soc Son District and ending at Noi Bai-Halong Expressway in Bac Ninh City’s Nam Son Commune. The section through Hanoi is 58.2 kilometres long, with 19.3 kilometres through Hung Yen and 25.6 kilometres through Bac Ninh. Up to 65 percent of the four-lane route will be elevated. … [Read more...] about Capital proposes VND23 trillion road project