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A tree-planting campaign is organized in the north-central province of Quang Binh . The movement titled “Forever grateful to Uncle Ho” aims to raise awareness of the importance and benefits of forests and green trees to people, the significance of the forest and tree protection, contribution to the building resilience to the impacts of climate change. A tree growing campaign calling for one million trees to be planted in the city was launched last year. The city’s authorities has also delegated Cu Chi District to speed up the land revocation process for the project of HCMC Zoo and Botanical Garden. Vice President Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh also launched a tree-planting movement in the north-central province of Quang Binh on February 18. Speaking at the event, Ms. Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh said that late President Ho Chi Minh initiated the tree planting campaign in the Spring in 1960. It has since become an annual festival at the beginning of each lunar New Year. Climate change and extreme weather have recently caused huge loss in provinces in the Central region. Therefore, tree planting has great significance and an important role in the sustainable development of the country, she added. The campaign also aims to respond the PM’s call for planting one billion trees in the next five years and the Government's Resolution 120/NQ-CP on climate resilient and sustainable development of the Mekong Delta region. After the launching ceremony, Vice President Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh offered flowers and incenses at a temple worshipping President Ho Chi Minh, national heroes and martyrs, visited and presented gifts to the Dong Hoi City’s caring center for children with disabilities. On the same day, the Department of Police of Ha Tinh Province also organized the kick-off ceremony of tree planting. The movement has previously been held in 13 districts across the province. Director of the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, Nguyen Van Viet said that …

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Launch of digital platform WAK WAK HAWKER for all things hawker-relatedSINGAPORE - Media OutReach - 9 February 2021 - FUTUREK SG PTE. LTD., a digital creative agency that works with the latest technology from Japan, launches a new website service, WAK WAK HAWKER (WWH). The platform aims to provide locals and tourists with a comprehensive guide to Singapore's hawker culture and information at their fingertips.   Singapore's First Dedicated Digital Platform for Hawker Centres   WWH bridges information of hawker centres across the country to become a database which users can quickly access to decide their next meal.  With hawker centres being hallowed in the Unesco list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2020, WWH aims to preserve their legacy by promoting the historical, cultural, economic and social value of this national asset.   Users can easily access information about hawker centres and individual stalls (distinct shops helmed by hawkers), as well as a Search feature that locates hawker centres from nearby landmarks and filters stalls based on food category. The UX/UI design of the platform was only achieved after extensive research of gourmet and food websites around the world. The team had only one goal in mind -- "How will the platform help users to decide where and what to eat?"   The platform is enhanced with insights from everyday Singaporeans who view hawker culture as a way of life. Whether they are diners, hawkers themselves or hawker centre owners, get a glimpse of their world through article content based on interviews with these personalities. Along with data about hawker centres and hawker stalls, these feature content are updated regularly.   Mr Akiyasu Takaseki, Chief Operating Officer at FUTUREK SG and leader of the WWH development project, shares "I often frequent hawker centres since moving here because I found this idea of dining intriguing, and almost disjointed, from my …

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On this occasion, General Nghia inquired after the health of the L2FH Rotation 3’s troops, and hailed their achievements in the last year. Over the past time, amid the complicated development of COVID-19, a number of doctors and nurses, including those who have served the L2FH Rotation 1, voluntarily joined the L2FH Rotation 3. General Nghia and doctors and staff of the L2FH Rotation 3 posing for a photo These medical workers passed on their learnt experiences from the field to inexperienced ones. Therefore, all staff members of the L2FH Rotation 3 have now been qualified and ready to undertake the international mission. General Nghia underscored that the image of Vietnamese military doctors partaking in international missions contributes to introducing the nature, tradition and quality of Uncle Ho's soldiers and the Vietnam People's Army to international friends. Therefore, each soldier should have good professional competence and political knowledge as well as strictly observe military disciplines so as to overcome difficulties and fulfill all tasks assigned by the local UN mission. In acknowledgement of the Military Hospital 175’s efforts in controlling the COVID-19 pandemic as well as providing healthcare checkups for troops and people, General Nghia asked the hospital to embrace the 13th National Party Congress’s Resolution as well as raise its capacity to meet all demands for health services of troops and people across the country. Translated by Minh Anh …

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