BATON ROUGE - The Louisiana-area sushi chain Geisha, Sushi with a Flair was brought to federal court for allegedly harassing and discriminating against its female employees.
The complaint was filed on May 4 in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana by plaintiffs McKensi Lambert and Cayley Moreau. The plaintiffs were employed by the defendant.
Other individual defendants in the case include Thanh Binh, Tien Le, Robert Lindsey and Stephen Molony.
Molony allegedly made continuous sexual remarks about the plaintiffs bodies and sexual habits. According to the complaint, Molony also suggested one of the plaintiffs insert a vibrating neck massager into her vagina. An investigation ensued after Lambert reported the issue and Molony allegedly apologized by giving Lambert a hug.
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04/05/2021 08:06 GMT+7
All of the delta’s 12 provinces and its major city, Can Tho, have been able to turn more unproductive rice fields into fruit tree and other crop.
Rice – shrimp farming fields in Bac Lieu Province.
Over the past three years, Kien Giang Province, the Mekong Delta’s largest rice producer, has restructured cultivation methods on more than 24,000ha of rice fields to adapt to climate change and improve farmers incomes.
The farmers, who had typically planted two or three rice crops a year, switched to either rotating the cultivation of rice and shrimp or intercropping rice and shrimp. Some farmers rotated rice and other crops, and others switched completely from rice to growing fruit or other crops, or engaging in aquaculture.
The workshop drew valuable feedback
 and ideas to remove the logistics challenges facing the Mekong Delta s agricultural sector
At the âLogistics leverage for the Mekong Delta agri-productsâ workshop held last week in the Mekong Delta province of Hau Giang, local officials, businesses and experts have shared their thoughts about removing logistics barriers to improve the Mekong Deltaâs agri-product exports.
The Mekong Delta is a key economic region, accounting for around 90 per cent of the countryâs rice exports, 65 per cent of the countryâs seafood production as well as 70 per cent of the countryâs fruit exports. The Mekong Delta exports tens of millions of tonnes of goods each year. However, there is a lack of seaports in the region, especially deep-water ports that can handle export containers. This, coupled with overloaded ports in Ho Chi Minh City, leads to increased service fees, storage fees, and waiting times.
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08/04/2021 07:47 GMT+7
Stem cell transplants have created a revolution in the treatment of blood diseases at the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion (NIHBT).
A boy (left) was transplanted with stem cells in the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion.
The institute first carried out an autologous stem cell transplant in 2006 and since then, hundreds of people have found a new life after receiving a stem cell transplant.
14 years ago, Duong Ngoc Chien from central Ha Tinh Province discovered a large tumour in her abdomen and swelling in her armpits.
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07/04/2021 09:00 GMT+7
Travel firms have been advised to focus on the domestic market for the immediate time. However, they also need to draw up new strategies and new programs to conquer this group of travelers.
A recent seminar on Vietnam tourism recovery from Covid-19 in the 2021-2023 period attracted the special attention of agencies and businesses in the aviation and tourism sectors.
Nguyen Ngoc Thien, Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said in 2021-2023, Vietnam would consider the domestic market as the development focus.