According to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the second Vietnam Reading Culture Day in 2023 will be held from March 16 to April 30, and various activities will be carried out to promote reading habits in the community.

The main message of the activity is "Books: Consciousness - Innovation - Creation" and "Books for Me, For You". The purpose is to affirm the position, role, and significance of books in improving knowledge and skills, cultivating ways of thinking, and educating and shaping personality.

During the event, reading campaigns will be held in families, schools, institutions, organizations, and communities to recognize organizations and individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the development of books and reading culture in society.

Organize activities such as book introduction, book interpretation, painting following book content, and lectures on books and reading culture.

This year, the highlight of the event will be April 15-21. Last year, there was a pandemic in COVID-19In the complex development of Vietnam, the Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day is held in both face-to-face and online forms.

In 2021, the Prime Minister's Decision on organizing a Vietnamese Reading and Culture Day nationwide was signed. The purpose of this day is to encourage and develop community reading campaigns to build a learning society. In addition, it aims to recognize readers, authors, publishers, printers, and libraries who strive to preserve, collect, and promote books.

Recently, the Director of Thailand's Animal Husbandry Development Department revealed that a few days ago, relevant departments received an online report that there was a site in Lak Si, Bangkok that illegally produced and sold animal feed and drugs without permission.

In response, the Department of Development, together with personnel from the Food and Drug Administration of Thailand (FDA) and the Consumer Protection and Crime Prevention Department, went to the above-mentioned areas to search.

After investigation, it was found that there were more than 100 types of animal feed and drugs related to the above dens, with a total value of over 50 million Baht. The staff then confiscated all the above items and collected samples to be sent to the laboratory for inspection and analysis.

The person in charge of the matter was arrested and sent to the police station, and will be prosecuted for various crimes such as unauthorized production and sale of the above items.

At 7 pm on March 15th, three Chinese people left the $30000 cash they had just withdrawn in their car and were stolen by someone smashing the window.

It is understood that the incident occurred in front of a Sichuan restaurant in Senzhi District, Phnom Penh. At that time, three Chinese people took out 30000 US dollars in cash from the bank, loaded it into a black plastic bag and placed it in the car, and then went to the Sichuan restaurant for dinner together.

However, when a few people came out from their meal, they found that their car window had been smashed and their $30000 cash had also been stolen. Upon seeing this, the three people immediately called the police and dealt with it.

Upon receiving the news, the police in Posenzhi District quickly rushed to the scene to investigate and inquire about the situation from several people. Three Chinese people followed the police back to the police station for relevant registration, while the police searched for the target suspect through surveillance.

Incentives for investing in marine and fishery specific industries include deducting net income from the total investment value, accelerating the depreciation of tangible assets, and accelerating the amortization of intangible assets.

Investors must meet several criteria to receive these incentives. These include investing in specific business sectors such as oceans or fisheries, conducting local value-added processing activities, investing in products with high export value, and hiring local workers.

Indonesia has one of the most diverse marine biodiversity and fertile fishing grounds in the world. Fisheries are also the world's second longest coastline and play a crucial role in the economy. Indonesia is the second largest aquaculture producer in the world after China, with an average annual production of 15 million tons of aquaculture.