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‘Say No’ to rhino horn consumption in Vietnam Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công
25/01/2021 07:23 GMT+7
The animal protection organisation Humane Society International and Vietnam Airlines began a campaign against the consumption of rhino horn consumption by screening a short film,
titled ‘When I Grow Up’, on all Vietnam Airlines flights as well as in premium airline lounges across Vietnam.
Hero Boy, a character in the short film, titled ‘When I Grow Up’, which will be shown to passengers on all flights of Vietnam Airlines. It aims to promote the reduction of rhino horn consumption. Photo courtesy Humane Society International
Update: January, 22/2021 - 15:29 | Hero Boy, a character in the short film, titled ‘When I Grow Up’, which will be shown to passengers on all flights of Vietnam Airlines. It aims to promote the reduction of rhino horn consumption. Photo courtesy Humane Society International ĐÀ NẴNG – The animal protection organisation Humane Society International and national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines began a campaign against the consumption of rhino horn consumption by screening a short film, titled
‘When I Grow Up’, on all Vietnam Airlines flights as well as in premium airline lounges across Việt Nam. The film features Vietnamese primary school children sharing their big dreams for the future.
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VIETNAM NEWS JANUARY 16
16/01/2021 10:31 GMT+7
African swine fever vaccine to be available in Q3
Vietnam plans to produce and commercialise a vaccine against African swine fever in the third quarter of 2021, said Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Phung Duc Tien during a press conference in Hanoi on January 14.
Tien said the vaccine trials have produced positive results.
According to him, the vaccine is expected to ensure not only the supply of food from livestock farming but also livelihoods of 2.5 million breeding households.
Vietnam is targeting more than 90 percent of its communes and wards being free of African swine fever by 2022 and all by 2025.