In Singapore, catching wild animals can result in a fine of up to a billion dollars.

Along with other news, readers are invited to follow: Earthquake in Yen Bai ; "Say hi" brother debuts with a notable MV; Collecting more than 1,000 antique teapots; Da Nang Asian Film Festival.

In Singapore, catching wild animals can result in a fine of up to a billion dollars.

Pigeon feeding warning area in Singapore.

Singaporean law prohibits people from feeding wild animals they encounter on the streets for fear that doing so will encourage unruly behavior from the animals, making them difficult to control.

First-time offenders who intentionally feed wildlife can be fined up to S$5,000. Repeat offenders face fines of up to S$10,000. Failure to pay the fine can result in up to six months in jail.

Not only focusing on implementing conservation measures, Singapore is also famous for having strict laws with heavy penalties for those who harm nature. Accordingly, if you catch wild animals, you will be fined nearly 1 billion VND.

Plants in these areas are mostly managed by the Singapore National Gardens Board, so picking and collecting ripe fruit that has fallen naturally to the ground is also prohibited. Individuals and organizations that need to collect seeds, cuttings or fruits for research, education , propagation, charity or other purposes must contact the competent authority to request permission. Those who violate the above regulations can be fined up to 5,000 Singapore dollars (94 million VND). The reason for prohibiting these acts is because the government is concerned that people may collect, pick, and collect them incorrectly, damaging the plants.

Earthquake in Yen Bai

At noon on June 6, for the second time in the past 10 days, Yen Bai experienced a 3.0 magnitude earthquake that lasted about 5 seconds, causing houses to shake.

The Institute of Geophysics said that at 11:40 a.m., the earthquake occurred in Cam An commune, Yen Binh district, more than 150 km from Hanoi , with a focal depth of about 12 km.

Many residents of Cam An and Dai Dong communes said they heard a loud explosion from underground, followed by shaking houses and objects. "My house's tin roof shook violently for about 5 seconds," said Pham Toan.

The government has not yet recorded any damage caused by the earthquake. The Institute of Geophysics assessed the disaster risk at level 0.

Previously, on May 29, an earthquake of magnitude 3.5 occurred in Muong Lai commune, Luc Yen district, about 30 km from Cam An commune. Experts explained that Yen Bai is located on the Chay River fault, which has experienced earthquakes of magnitude 4-4.9, with a maximum predicted magnitude of 5.1-5.5.

The "say hi" brother debuted with a notable MV

"The Stars" attracted attention when it featured 30 male stars. The MV's visuals were praised.

The Stars MV is receiving attention from music lovers. This is the theme MV of the show Anh trai “say hi” with the participation of 30 male artists such as Isaac, HIEUTHUHAI, Erik, Duc Phuc, Song Luan, Anh Tu Atus... Not to mention the quality of the product, just the fact that it is the MV that gathers the most famous male stars ever has helped The Stars gain attention. The MV received more than 110,000 views after 15 hours of release.

The Stars can be said to be one of the most creative and quality music products in recent times in Vpop. The visual aspect of The Stars is highly appreciated for bringing a new visual experience.

The music was composed by JustaTee. The Stars is a combination of many colors and genres, including funk, disco, trap, cinematic and electronic. The song conveys a positive message about young people. They are like bright stars in the galaxy, eager to gather to affirm their own value.

Collecting more than 1,000 antique teapots

For more than ten years, Mr. Nguyen Van Duong, 40 years old, in Thuan An City (Binh Duong), has been collecting all kinds of teapots made of ceramic, porcelain, and porcelain, dating from the 6th century to the present.

Most of the teapots Mr. Duong collected were mainly from the early 20th century to the 1980s.

In the early days of his hobby, he went to antique and second-hand shops in Binh Duong and Ho Chi Minh City to buy. After that, he searched for old and antique teapots on the Internet and from other collectors.

In the glass cabinet he displayed more valuable teapots, hundreds of years old. Most of the teapots were made of ceramic and porcelain.

The oldest is a teapot dating back to the 6th-7th century, originating from Thanh Hoa. He bought the item from a collector 5 years ago.

Danang Asian Film Festival

The Da Nang Department of Culture and Sports said the 2nd Da Nang Asian Film Festival (DANAFF II) will have the theme "Asian Bridge".

Regarding film selection, the organizing committee has so far selected foreign films, purchased copyrights, translated and approved the films with the Cinema Department.

According to the Department of Culture and Sports of Da Nang, the reason the Da Nang Asian Film Festival was chosen to be held in early July instead of May like last year is to avoid overlapping with other international film festivals.

Regarding the Vietnamese Film category, according to Ms. Ngo Phuong Lan, films that have received public attention recently have been selected to enter the competition.

In addition to the two jury chairs for the Vietnamese Film Competition and the Asian Film Competition categories, both of whom are foreigners, there will also be other prestigious international judges participating in the judging.

This is the first time Vietnamese films have been judged by prestigious, leading experts, not only in the region but also in the world.

Bao Nam compiled

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