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Land brokers rush to Binh Phuoc although airport project still being mooted The Saigon Times A piece of paper with an advertisement to sell land near the projected airport site in Binh Phuoc Province. Land brokers have rushed to Binh Phuoc’s Hon Quan District and inflated the land prices although the airport project remains on paper - PHOTO: TNO HCMC – Although an airport project has only been proposed in Hon Quan District of Binh Phuoc Province and is still being considered by the competent agencies, a large number of land brokers have rushed to the district and inflated the prices of land lots in surrounding areas. Over the last week, land brokers from HCMC, Hanoi and the neighboring localities of Binh Phuoc flocked to Hon Quan. Besides posting advertisements on social networks, they also took land buyers to visit the site proposed for the development of the airport, the local media reported. They have advertised land lots measuring some 1,000 square meters each … [Read more...] about Land brokers rush to Binh Phuoc although airport project still being mooted

Mark Amery takes a walk up and down from the city to a major solo show at Kelburn’s Adam Art Gallery University has begun and, with it, a show by Kate Newby at Adam Art Gallery, up on Victoria’s Kelburn campus. The gallery has had a darkened bunker-like nature of late and in this respect this gallery-filling installation is a radical agent - opening spaces out to the light, and to the air. Literally: organic-shaped holes in window panes break the institution’s climate control; panes are frosted to glow as if cracked under a natural icy wonderland transformation. Newby’s work then spills playfully outside: a marked tiled patio beside a bike park below and, way down the hill to another little noticed space, a ceramic channel in a small park atop The Terrace Tunnel. With the air heavy with the sound of cicada and smell of kawakawa, a bush walk is offered to and from the city. It’s a gift; for the Adam’s public challenge is its site. Parking is tricky, and from the city it’s a … [Read more...] about Te Hīkoi Toi: The wind blows through the gallery

SINGAPORE: Volunteers across the country have taken on the mammoth task of producing 50,000 reusable masks to be distributed to their loved ones and those in need, as Singapore begins its month-long "circuit breaker" initiative to break the COVID-19 cycle of transmission. The Masks Sewn With Love project organised as part of the People's Association Women's Integrated Network Council was first announced on Facebook by Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Home Affairs Sun Xueling on Wednesday (Apr 8). In her post, Ms Sun, who is Member of Parliament for Punggol West, said the initiative was a response to Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat's speech on Tuesday, in which he called on Singaporeans to meet the challenge of staying at home "purposefully and positively". READ: New task force on economic resilience to help Singapore bounce back from COVID-19 crisis READ: Best response to COVID-19 pandemic is to build resilience in economy, society - DPM Heng "We are aiming to … [Read more...] about Volunteers to sew 50,000 cloth masks at home amid COVID-19 ‘circuit breaker’

Hanoi reports case of COVID-19 relapse A patient has tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 again after being given the all-clear, the Hanoi Centre of Disease Control (CDC Hanoi) said on February 25. The 48-year-old patient, who resides in Dich Vong ward in Cau Giay district, has been taken to the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases for further quarantine and treatment. The case does not pose any risk of community transmission, Deputy Director of CDC Hanoi Khong Minh Tuan said. Hanoi had reported 36 COVID-19 cases between January 27 and 12pm on February 25, according to the municipal Department of Health. Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Chu Xuan Dung said relevant agencies have been asked to assess infection risks and put forward solutions to reach the “new normal”./. Citizen protection provided to Vietnamese affected by record cold in Texas The Vietnamese Consulate General in Texas and Vietnamese representative offices in the US are keeping a close watch on … [Read more...] about VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES FEB. 26

OVEN cleaning is probably top of the list of chores we least want to do - but we really should, especially considering most meals we make involve an oven, whether we're baking, grilling veg or roasting meat. It's a good idea to give your oven a deep clean every month or so, and your oven will also benefit from a weekly surface clean - the best oven cleaners can help. Cleaning your oven isn't just about getting that oven glistening: your oven performs less well if it's covered in grime, as well as affecting how your food turns out. And tastes. There are natural oven cleaners - baking soda and vinegar tend to be popular DIY methods, and some people add dish soap, too - available, as well as eco alternatives. For a stronger clean, you can always choose an oven cleaner with more potent ingredients, although make sure to wear rubber gloves and ensure there's proper ventilation in your kitchen before using these. The best way to use an oven cleaner is to let it sit for a few hours … [Read more...] about 9 Best oven cleaners 2021 – From Mr Muscle to the Pink Stuff these products will leave your oven sparkling