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The request was made following several incidents of dogs straying into areas near and inside the airport, disrupting activities, including delaying the landing of an aircraft. Previous reports have said that the dogs enter the airport premises through unattended gates and breaches in fences. The SAA has sent documents to certain divisions of the People’s Army of Vietnam and the military steering committee responsible for guarding the airport, local media reported. Late last month, the SAA found several stray dogs and dogs that were raised near the airport. One dog was found in a nearby football field and five were found in a parking lot of the Sai Gon Nam Viet textile company. Authorities had requested that the dogs be taken out of the areas and the relevant agencies had assured that the incidents would not be repeated. But an inspection earlier this month still saw dogs in the aforementioned areas. The SAA has therefore requested that the practice of raising dogs within … [Read more...] about Military asked to stop dog intrusions at Tan Son Nhat airport

The direction aims to prevent people from seeking to exploit homeless children and elderly people who live in streets in the city. Beggars often gather in Chu Y Bridge in District 8 (Photo: SGGP) Under the direction, authorities in Thu Duc City and other districts increase inspections for timely detection of beggars especially the elderly and prevent those forcing them into the street to beg money. Functional forces should patrol the city center, the gateways of supermarkets, markets, hospitals and major intersections in HCMC where beggars often gather. To protect the achievement of the Covid-19 pandemic prevention, district administrations need to prepare masks for beggars and vagrants when gathering them in the HCMC Social Support Center. Additionally, the administrations organize medical declaration for beggar, coordinate with local health centers to check their health conditions, early detect and send cases of Covid-19 to centralized quarantine facilities. … [Read more...] about Agency leader prompts localities to take action to stop forced begging

Some of us are what I call “worst-case scenario” people. What is a worst-case scenario person? Let me introduce you to Sue. When Sue is in a situation where it is uncertain what the outcome will be, Sue tends to expect the worst. Since life is basically unpredictable, she spends a lot of time imagining worst-case scenarios. I call these her “Catastrophe Stories.” When she expects the worst, she feels depressed and anxious and then avoids the situation. Since she avoided the situation, she never gets to see if her negative predictions were accurate. Sue is caught in a worst-case scenario cycle. Behind every worst-case scenario are two types of beliefs. The first is that we can’t cope with the situation, and the second is that generally the situation won’t turn out well for us and may even be catastrophic. Let’s look at a situation in Sue’s life. Sue is in her mid-40s and works for an insurance company. She’s smart, but she tends to be quiet and doesn’t always share her ideas. … [Read more...] about Stop Believing Your Worst-Case Scenarios

White House officials said Monday agreements have been reached to bolster troop support in three Central American countries in the hope of discouraging the flow of migrants into the U.S. The agreements, details of which White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki confirmed during a Monday news conference, represent the latest attempts by President Joe Biden 's administration to mitigate the influx of migrants trying to enter the country through the U.S.-Mexico border. Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras each agreed to heighten troop presence along their borders as part of the agreements, Psaki told reporters. Mexico will keep 10,000 troops along its southern border, which Psaki said could lead to double the daily number of encounters between migrants and Mexican authorities. In Guatemala, 1,500 military and police officials will patrol the country's border with Honduras, and Honduras committed 7,000 military and police officials to the cause, Psaki said. "The objective is to make it … [Read more...] about Biden Administration Hopes Troops From Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras Can Stop Migrant Surge

Kindly Share This Story: …Condemns Buhari’s London trip By Olayinka Latona THE Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN has faulted President Muhammadu Buhari’s trip to the United Kingdom for a medical check-up when Nigeria’s health sector is in shambles. Speaking through its National President, Bishop Francis Wale Oke after the National Executive Council meeting in Lagos the group criticized the government’s failure to build world-class hospitals in Nigeria. The PFN president called on the presidency to stop hiding the health status of the president, adding that all Nigerians have the right to know the health status of President Buhari. In his word: “Stop hiding the health status of the president, tell the whole nation so we know what to do. For some weeks now, our president has been out of the country on health ground. However, few things give us concern about Mr President’s travel. “We feel the nation is not being told all the truth about the … [Read more...] about PFN to Presidency: Stop hiding Mr President’s health status, we’ve right to know