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Bangkok (NNT/VNA) - Since the start of the pandemic last year, many fake news reports about COVID-19 have been posted on social media. At the same time, the Ministry of a Digital Economy and Society has been collecting evidence and has finally issued arrest warrants for the fake news posters. The Minister of a Digital Economy and Society, Puttipong Punnakan posted on his Facebook today comments about COVID-19 fake news posted during the pandemic, which caused misunderstandings among the citizens. Mr. Puttipong explained that the ministry has always collected evidence of fake news posts and reported them to the Royal Thai Police. Recently, the police issued arrest warrants for 35 fake news posters. Among members of the public, if anyone has a concern about news on social media, it is recommended they advise the Anti Fake News Center and ask for a fact check, as sharing fake news can also be illegal./. VNA … [Read more...] about Thailand: Ministry charges posters of fake COVID-19 news

The Hanoitimes - China's aggression at a time of the global pandemic is believed to result in international malevolence. China has set up two districts called Xisha and Nansha to illegally assert its sovereignty claim over Vietnam’s Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) Islands and surrounding waters in the South China Sea. Woody Island in Paracel achipelago The Xisha administration will be located on Phu Lam (Woody Island) in Hoang Sa and the Nansha’s will be on Da Chu Thap (Fiery Cross Reef) in Truong Sa, according to China’s CGTN. The two districts are currently under the management of Chinese city of Sansha, which was set up in 2012. Vietnam’s Paracel Islands were occupied by China in a bloody invasion in 1974 while Vietnamese Fiery Cross Reef was invaded by China in 1988, killing 64 Vietnamese marines. Fiery Cross Reer in Spratly Islands Beijing unilaterally claims almost all of the South China Sea which includes part of … [Read more...] about China flagrantly sets up districts to administer Vietnam’s Paracel and Spratly Islands

Hong Kong film poster-inspired neon-lit installations create romantic couples-only selfie spots The Lovey-Dovey Chinese New Year Weekend Market at Murray House features unique items from local brands Valentine's Day special gifts up for grabs HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach - 8 February 2021 - With Valentine's Day and Chinese New Year falling in the same weekend this year, Stanley Plaza is collaborating with the hip local brand G.O.D. for the first time to present a campaign revolving around caang toi goek, a Cantonese slang term that translates roughly to 'sharing an intimate meal'. From now to 28 March 2021, Stanley Plaza is featuring couples-only selfie installations where lovers can stare across a cosy dining table into each other's eyes while playing a flirtatious game of footsie. This collaboration takes cues from classic Hong Kong film posters to transform Stanley Plaza and Murray House into a modern cha chaan teng and chic wine bar aglow with retro neon lights … [Read more...] about First Stanley Plaza x G.O.D. Campaign Combines Valentine’s Day Romance and CNY Shopping

Since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, tensions in the East Sea have increased. China's policy in the East Sea (internationally known as the South China Sea) in 2020 remains unchanged: Promoting illegal claims, while further undermining the claims of Southeast Asian countries through on-field activities as well as domestic policy and propaganda activities. Aggression on the field In 2020, China continued to use outposts on the Hoang Sa Archipelago (Paracel Islands) and Truong Sa Archipelago (Spratly Islands) of Vietnam to support naval and coast guard operations. Since the beginning of 2020, Chinese maritime law enforcement vessels have been present continuously in the East Sea. Its 5302 coast guard vessel was present at a number of island features of Spratly Islands in March. The Chinese coast guard force has become increasingly aggressive in the East Sea, threatening ships of other countries. Photo: SCMP/AP At 3 a.m. on April 2, 2020 when a Vietnamese fishing … [Read more...] about China increases activities to monopolize East Sea

He aspires to keep the traditional trade alive at a time when more attractive modern toys dominate the market A Vietnamese man has spent multiple years earning a living out of handmade toy figurines, hoping to preserve the traditional creation of such objects for posterity. Dang Van Tien has with determination followed the job of making to he – toy statuettes typically made of glutinous rice powder in the past – selling the products by traveling to different places from Xuan La, a rural village specializing in the tradition just south of Hanoi. The 33-year-old and other craftsmen from the village would display their works and demonstrate how to make them in front of live audiences around the tourist attraction of Hoan Kiem Lake, and along the newly opened Trinh Cong Son Pedestrian Street in Tay Ho District, in the capital. Tien, who was introduced to the art of forming toy figurines by his maternal grandfather, who taught him the skill at the age of 18, has … [Read more...] about ​Vietnamese craftsman pursues art of making toy figurine for over decade