hút m? ? eo và làm c?ng b?ng m?t.

ban biên t?p t?p chí lu?n nh?n th?c ???c t?m quan tr?ng ngày càng l?n c?a v?n hóa(chǎn) trong phát tri?n du l?ch.HCM) lu?n có s?c h?p d?n r?t l?n v?i du khách.

là ch? d?u riêng c?a t?ng vùng ??t.con ng??i c?a thành ph? mang tên Bác.?nh: Linh TrangT?p chí Du l?ch Thành ph? H? Chí Minh là c? quan báo chí tr?c thu?c ?y ban Nhan dan Thành ph? H? Chí Minh.

các doanh nghi?p mu?n chung tay th?c hi?n trách nhi?m x? h?i.T?ng biên t?p T?p chí Du l?ch Thành ph? H? Chí Minh bày t? quan ?i?m: Trong c?ng vi?c ph?n ánh và khai thác th?ng tin v? v?n hóa(chǎn).

du l?ch các ??a ph??ng gìn gi? và phát huy nh?ng tài nguyên quy giá này.

ky k?t h?p tác toàn di?n v?i nhi?u ??a ph??ng ngoài Thành ph? H? Chí Minh nh? Bình ??nh.Studentsregisterforpart-timejobsatajobfair.—VNA/VNSPhotoHàN?I—TheMinistryofLabour,Invalids,andSocialAffairshasputforwardaproposaltoincreasethemaximumallowableworkinghoursforstudentsfrom20to24hoursperweek,updatingthepreviousdraftfromMarch.ThisproposalisincludedinthelatestdraftoftherevisedEmploymentLaw,currentlyunderreviewbytheMinistryofJustice.Itsuggeststhatstudentsaged15andabove,whoareenrolledinformaleducationprogrammes,shouldbepermittedtoworkupto24hoursweeklyduringtheirstudies,aslongastheycomplywithexistinglabourlaws.Inasignificantchange,thedraftalsointroducesamandatoryminimumwageforstudentworkers,movingawayfromthecurrentpracticewherewagesaredeterminedbymutualagreementbetweenemployerandemployee.Theproposedwagerateswouldalignwiththecurrentregionalminimums:VN?23,800perhourinRegion1,VN?21,200inRegion2,VN?18,600inRegion3,andVN?16,600inRegion4.Topreventpart-timeemploymentfrominterferingwiththeiracademicresponsibilities,studentswouldberequiredtoinformtheireducationalinstitutionsoftheiremployment.Theinstitutionswouldthenberesponsibleformonitoringandsupportingthestudentsduringtheirpart-timework.V?Tr?ngBình,directoroftheEmploymentDepartment,saidthatthisproposalwasdevelopedafterconsultingvariousagencies,includingtheMinistryofEducationandTrainingandthroughdiscussionswithstudentsattheVietnamNationalUniversity,HCMCity.Thegoalofthepolicyistosafeguardstudentsrightswhiletheyworkpart-time,ensuringtheyarenotexploitedandareprotectedunderthelawincaseofanyissues.Thereareconcernsthatallowingstudentstowork24hoursperweek,oraboutfourhoursperday,couldimpacttheirstudies,Bìnhacknowledged,addingthatthedraftingcommitteewillcontinuetogatherfeedbackandmakecarefuladjustmentstotheregulationsasneeded.UnderthecurrentLabourLaw,employeesinbusinessesarerestrictedtoworkingnomorethaneighthoursperdayand48hoursperweek.TheGovernmentalsoencouragesbusinessestoadopta40-hourworkingweek,withovertimelimitedto40hourspermonthand200hoursperyear.Thus,theproposedworkinghoursforstudentswouldbeapproximatelyhalfofwhatisallowedforregularworkers.AlthoughthereisnocomprehensivenationalstudyonstudentemploymentinVi?tNam,surveyssuggestthat70to80percentofstudentsworkpart-timetocovertheirlivingandstudyexpenses.Commonjobsincludeworkinginrestaurants,coffeeshops,packaging,ordistributingflyers,withanaverageoffourtofiveworkinghoursperday,equatingto28to35hoursperweek.WagestypicallyrangefromVN?17,000toVN?20,000perhour.StudentswhoworkastutorsinsubjectslikeEnglish,InformationTechnology,orNaturalSciencesoftenearnhigherwages,fromVN?100,000toVN?200,000perhour.TherevisedEmploymentLawisexpectedtobepresentedtotheNationalAssemblyforconsiderationduringitsend-of-year2024session.—VNS

ThePerseidmeteorshowerisoneofthebestshootingstardisplaysoftheyear.—Photovov.vnHàN?I—Sky-watchersinVi?tNamhaveachancetoseethePerseidmeteorshoweronthenightofAugust12andearlymorningofAugust13,accordingtoVietnamAstronomyandCosmologyAssociation(VACA).In2024,thePerseidmeteorshowerisactivebetweenJuly17andAugust24,withthenumberofmeteorsincreasingeverynightuntilitreachesapeakinmid-August,afterwhichitwilltailoff.Thisyear,thepeakfallsonthenightofAugust12andbeforedawnonAugust13.??ngV?Tu?nS?n,VACAPresident,saidthatpeopleinVi?tNamcanobservetheshoweraftermidnight,withthemostidealtimebeingafter2amonAugust13.ThePerseidsputonadazzlingdisplayeveryAugustasEarthplowsthroughastreamofdebrisleftbehindbycomet109P/Swift-Tuttle,whichswingsaroundtheSunevery133years.Ranginginsizefromsandgrainstoboulders,thecometfragmentsslamintoouratmosphereatspeedsofmorethanahundredthousandmilesanhour(161,000kilometresperhour),causingthemeteorstoburnupandbecomebright,fast-movingstreamersinthenightsky,accordingtoAmericanTVchannelNationalGeographic.Foryears,thePerseidmeteorshowerhaslongbeenananticipatedeventforVietnamesesky-watchers,asitisoneoftheyearstwobiggestskyshowsbesidesGeminids,S?nsaid.Duringthepeak,observerscanseeupto60-100meteorsperhourunderidealconditions,headded.Hesaidthatpeopleneedtolookupatthenortheasternskyatanangleof30-50degreesfromthegroundunderidealconditions.Iftheskyiscloudyorrainy,meteorswillnotbevisible.—VNSAPTVNsteamdisposesofalargebombweighingapproximately227kg,discoveredataquarryinTanH?pCommune,H??ngHóa(chǎn)District,Qu?ngTr?Province.—VNA/VNSPhotoH?C?uQU?NGTR?—Decadesaftertheendofthewar,thebattle-scarredQu?ngTr?Provinceisundergoingaremarkablerebirth.Effortstoclearunexplodedordnancehavereclaimedvasttractsofland,allowingfarmerstosafelycultivatetheircrops.Thewarleftadeadlylegacy.Millionsoftonnesofunexplodedordnances(UXOs)scatteredacrossthecountry.Qu?ngTr?borethebruntwithnearly84percentofitslandcontaminated.Thesedormantexplosivesareeverywhere–backyards,fields,evenunderhomes–earningthemthechillingnicknametheGrimReaper.Thehumantollisheartbreaking.About7,000people,includingmorethan3,000children,havefallenvictimtobombandammunitionaccidentsintheprovincesincetheendofthewar.H?V?nHiên,residinginC?nVillage,TanL?pCommune,H??ngHóa(chǎn)District,wassuchavictim.Whenhewasseven,hepickedupwhathethoughtwasatoyinhisgarden,onlytohaveitexplodeinhishands.Hewasluckyenoughtobealiveastheblastonlycosthimafinger,however,notallthevictimswereasfortunate.H?ABui,afellowvillager,recalledahorrificaccidenthewitnessed18yearsago.AmassiveexplosionrockedtheareaabouttwokilometresawaywhensomeindividualsattemptedtodismantleUXOstosalvagescrapmetal.WhenIreachedthescene,itwasanightmare,saidBui.Fivepeoplewerekilled,theirbodiesmangledbeyondrecognition.Everythingchangedin1996whenQu?ngTr?begantopartnerwithinternationalorganisations,notablyPeaceTreesVietnam(PTVN),inUXOclearanceefforts.InH??ngHóa(chǎn)alone,PTVNsteamshavedisposedofmorethan45,000explosivedevicessince2005,reclaimingnearly1,700haoflandforfarmers.BeyondremovingUXOs,theyhavealsofinanciallysupportedfarmersbyspendingmorethanUS$2.7milliononlivelihood-improvinginitiatives.LifewasaconstantstruggleforpeopleinH??ngHóa(chǎn)beforethelandwasclearedofUXOs,saidBui.Wetriedtofarm,butthefearofhiddenexplosivesmadeitalmostimpossibletomakealiving.Thelandiscomingalivethankstotheirefforts.FarmerslikeH?ABuicannowharvestcropswheretheyoncefearedtotread.Hisrecentpepperharvestbroughtinasmallbuthopefulincome.ThegreenshootsofrecoveryhaveemergedbutthespecteroftheGrimReaperstilllingersoverQu?ngTr?.ExpertsestimateitcouldtakecenturiestofullyclearUXOsintheprovince.Despitethedauntingchallenge,disposalteamsstaytheircourse.Tr?nV?nThành,ateamleader,saidthatthelandisstilllitteredwithUXOs,whichfarmerscouldstumbleuponwhileworkingintheirfields.PTVNsoperationshavehelpedreduceexplosionrisks,butthereisstillalongwaytogobeforeQu?ngTr?canbetransformedintoaUXO-freeland.UXOdisposalisnotsomethingyoucanlearnonthejob,saidThành.Everydiscoveryisanewchallengeaswehavetodecidehowtoproceed.Hesaidthatsometimeshisteamcouldnotmovethebombtheyfound,theyhadtoevacuatepeopleanddetonateitinplace,whichisincrediblydangerous.Onemistakecancostlives.Thatswhyprecisioniseverything,hesaid.Thereliefwefeelafterasuccessfuloperationisimmense,knowingwevemadethecommunitysafer.Recently,Qu?ngTr?governmenthasteamedupwiththeUK-basedMinesAdvisoryGrouptodoubleitseffortsonUXOdisposal.Thethree-yearinitiative,fundedbytheUSDepartmentofStateandotherdonors,aimstodisposeof42,000explosivedevicesandorganise350trainingsessionsforlocalpeople.—VNS

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