Rescuing 12 cases of Hai Phong citizens kidnapped and sold to Cambodia
According to information from the Department of Foreign Affairs of Hai Phong City, from 2022 to 2024, the Department of Foreign Affairs will coordinate with the Vietnam Representative Agency in Cambodia and the People's Committees of districts in the city to participate in resolving and supporting the repatriation of 18 Hai Phong citizens who were rescued from fraud and labor exploitation rings in Cambodia.
In the first 2 months of 2025 alone, the number of cases of citizens kidnapped, defrauded and rescued to Cambodia has increased to 12 (equal to 85% in the previous period).
According to the assessment of the Vietnam Representative Office in Cambodia, the flow of labor to Cambodia to work through illegal routes and become victims is too large, the rescue work is difficult due to many subjective and objective reasons.
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The Red River water at Phong Chau bridge is clearly dry
The water level of the Red River at Phong Chau bridge (Lam Thao district and Tam Nong district) is getting lower and lower, the flow is gradually narrowing, and large sand dunes are emerging in the middle of the river.
Currently, the water level of the Red River passing through Phu Tho province has dropped. According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting's Short-Term Water Forecast bulletin No. 45 dated February 14, the actual water level of the Red River measured at Phu Tho station was 10.89 m, only 42 cm higher than the 10.47 m level at 7:00 p.m. on March 27, 2024.
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Controlling buffalo and cow disease outbreak in Kon Tum
On February 14, the Kon Tum Provincial Veterinary Department said that it had provided 2,500 doses of vaccine, 300 liters of chemicals and 2 tons of lime powder to disinfect foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks in mountainous communes of Dak Glei district.
Previously, Dak Glei district recorded 75 cattle (66 cows, 9 buffaloes) of 33 households in Dak Nhoong and Xop communes with foot-and-mouth disease.
The authorities have treated 67/75 chickens, and organized vaccinations, spread lime and disinfect the outbreaks to prevent the spread of the epidemic. The epidemic situation is currently relatively stable, and no new outbreaks have occurred.
However, on February 14, the Dak Glei District Agricultural Service Center discovered another disease in the buffalo and cow herd at the Dak Do grazing area ( Bung Koong village, Dak Plo commune).
According to the people, in the past 10 days, 4 buffaloes and 8 cows died in this area of unknown cause.
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