69 more cases hospitalized, 379 cases of suspected poisoning due to banh mi
On November 30, the Department of Health of Ba Ria - Vung Tau province said that as of 4:00 p.m. on November 29, the total number of cases treated at Vung Tau Hospital, Vietsovpetro Medical Center and Ba Ria Hospital due to suspected poisoning due to banh mi was 379.
Of these, 249 cases have stabilized, been discharged from hospital and are being monitored at home; 129 cases are still being treated, including 6 severe cases (with hypotension/shock, including 1 child) being monitored. 1 death is suspected to be due to food poisoning.
Thus, on November 29, there were 69 more cases of poisoning, suspected to be caused by banh mi, recorded at 3 medical facilities in the area.
Currently, the health sector is waiting for food testing results from the Ho Chi Minh City Institute of Public Health, and coordinating with relevant agencies to continue investigating and clarifying.
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13 billion VND school in Dong Nai degraded, students relocated
On November 30, the People's Committee of Dong Nai province requested the Department of Construction to coordinate with relevant units to implement the inspection conclusion related to the construction of Duong Van Thi Secondary School (Phu Huu Commune, Nhon Trach District). At the same time, coordinate with the Department of Home Affairs to propose handling the responsibilities of organizations and individuals related to the construction of Duong Van Thi School.
Previously, the Department of Construction Inspectorate concluded a comprehensive inspection of the investment and construction process of Duong Van Thi Secondary School.
This is a project invested by the Department of Education and Training of Dong Nai province; the project management unit is the Project Management Board of the specialized education sector under the Department of Education and Training of Dong Nai province.
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Students with IELTS/SAT are not affected by tightening early admission
The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has just announced a draft circular amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Regulations on admission to university and college levels in preschool education with many new points.
In particular, it is expected that the Ministry of Education and Training will stipulate that training institutions can consider early admission according to appropriate methods, however, the early admission quota set by the school shall not exceed 20% of the quota for each major and group of training majors...
According to the Ministry of Education and Training, the 20% limit is based on the practical situation of enrollment in recent years, so that early enrollment only focuses on candidates with outstanding abilities and academic achievements, limiting the impact on students' studies in the final semester of grade 12 and high school graduation exam preparation.
The most important thing is to create fairness among candidates when applying, not all students are able to participate in early admission before completing grade 12...
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