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~1,500
CYBER ATTACKS, IN THE FORMS OF DEFACE,
malware and phishing, reported in the first two months
of 2018, according to the Vietnam Computer Emergency
Response Team (VNCERT). The team unveiled the
information in an annual drill to test the response capability
of computers security incident response teams from 20 countries and territories in the
Asia-Pacific region, including Japan, the Republic of Korea, China, Taiwan, Australia, India,
Mongolia, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and ASEAN member states
– many of which are members of the Asia-Pacific Computer Emergency Response Team.
2030
IS WHEN HANOI AIMS TO BECOME
A SMART CITY.
Phan Lan Tu, director general of the
Hanoi Department of Information
and Communications, said that the
four priority sectors chosen to build the smart city are health,
education, transport and tourism. Since 2017, all four of
these sectors have been developed in combination with the
development of e-government and administrative reforms
to lay the foundations of a smart city. Based on smart cities
established over the world, experts have concluded the core
tasks Hanoi needs to complete. First, the city needs to be
built on modern information technology and communication
(ICT) infrastructure utilizing the Internet of Things. People
will be connected to their houses, as well as equipment, traffic
and vehicles, among others. Thereby, it is necessary to set up
modern infrastructure in transport, healthcare and education.
8-29%
OF
Vietnamese youth have problems with mental health, from mild to severe levels.
VIETNAMESE YOUTH HAVE MENTAL HEALTH
problems, 2-3% commit suicide, according to a study by
Unicef. Unicef researchers, after surveying Vietnamese
youth aged 11-24 in four cities/provinces (Hanoi, HCMC,
Dien Bien and Ha Giang), said that 8-29 percent of
Meanwhile, 2.3 percent commit suicide, which is lower than the global average level
of 9 percent. However, the figure is on the rise. Of the 409 individuals who thought of
committing suicide, 102 tried to commit suicide. Trinh, 19, one of the surveyed students,
said: “Parents now are too busy with their work. They tend to leave children alone with
smartphones or iPads. Children don’t have many opportunities to talk to parents.” He said
a counseling division should be set up at school. In Da Nang, five schools have psychology
counseling teachers under a program supported by Dr. Bahr Weiss from the US.
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