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Like in China, it is also well-known and widespread in Thailand those people who sell something in the street, either from a stall or van or with their goods laid out on the sidewalk. They offer various types of food especially those who sell rice-and-curry.

There is a popular fast food chain in Thailand named Pepper Lunch which is managed by Japanese.  It offers a hot dish which includes meat, vegetables, and rice. Various kinds of meat and vegetables are served.

The version of Pizza Hut in Thailand is The Pizza Company, maybe because the franchisee of the said fast food in the past is Thailand Pizza Hut. Pizzas in Thailand are Thai flavor, specifically the tom yun gung pizza. Thailand has so much love with curry and that’s why every food in the country is filled with curry flavored dish especially pizza.

Burger King is not widespread in Thailand unlike KFC which is popular that serves spicy foods like a very spicy chicken wings called Wing Zaab and Hot’n’Spicy fried chicken. Including in their Thailand food is the curry sauce over rice.

Since Thai flavor is distinct, Mcdonalds balanced their menu.  If you happened to drop by and eat in McDonalds Thailand, you will normally find porridge made from rice called McJok which is served for breakfast and a peppery meat salad called McNamtok which is served for lunch and dinner.

X. Tran

First, what do we understand by natural resource depletion? In simple words, natural resource depletion is basically consumption of a resource faster than it can be replenished. Natural sources are available as renewable and non-renewable sources of energy however; use of any of these forms beyond their rate of replacement leads to natural resource depletion.

The problem of natural resource depletion has almost doubled in the last 100 years with the drastic increase in population which has even led to population explosion. To meet the needs of the human population, the rate of depletion of natural resources has become threatening for the environment. It is certainly a big risk for the survival of the future generation as well.

The fast consumption of fossil fuels leads to emission of greenhouse gases, causing environmental problems like global warming and climate changes.

On the global platform, the awareness regarding this problem has spread among people and they are even making efforts to start using renewable sources of energy like solar, biogas, wind and geothermal energy. However, it must be understood by every individual that any form of energy should be used judiciously in order to make it last rather than exhaust to fulfill the needs of one generation.

C.Yan

China’s Illegal Fishing Expeditions Threaten World Waters
Many unrecorded documents for goods are purchased and switched off the printed pages in China and this includes the fish. That’s an increasing responsibility for the coastal guards of China’s neighbors and other countries in West Africa as well as for the global environmental guards.
Throughout this year’s first nine months, the officials of South Korea grasp and penalized the two hundred sixty six fishing ship for running an illegal fishing in the territory of South Korea. This reported by the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries of South Korea. In addition, four thousand six hundred illegal Chinese fish vessels were captured within the ocean of South Korea, according to Korea’s Yonhap News Agency.
Those illegal fishing vessels stumble in an immense space, often under covered, dragged with force. During the time that China regularly report with disproportionately and emphasis their national marine catch to the U.N.’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), they immensely fail to report the weight in tons of stumbled fish by far off navy. This is based on the research conducted by the University of British Columbia and funded (PDF) by the European Parliament’s Committee on Committee on Fisheries.
According to reports, they measured that the Chinese fishing vessels in China that were seized within the foreign waters have a standard of 4.6 million tons of fish every year between the year 2000 to 2011, a total of twelve billion dollars. Part of this was the fish caught in the sea of Africa which was estimated 3.1 million tons and eighty percent of which was not able to report.
C. Larson

Japan must enhance surveillance system to protect territory
The action of China in breaking the terms of agreement to Japanese jurisdiction have been rolling. The government should construct a detailed statement that indicates an impending danger and secure protection system, taking into account that it will be a continuing struggle.
Ships of Japan Coast Guard have been organizing and carrying out regular patrols throughout the Senkakus and commanding Chinese vessels to depart from Japanese waters every time they put oneself deliberately into a place where one is unwelcome.
Organized body of Chinese air and maritime have reinforced and innovated their military paraphernalia and planned to build naval and air control in the East and South China seas.
The apprehension of central and local governments needs to share a sense of importance requiring swift action concerning the security of territorial solidarity.
The Japan Coast Guard organized to a certain limited extent in dealing with government vessels of China through assembling patrol boats throughout the country, but inside the present economic year it will also implement the process under which it will give way to run twelve huge patrol boats on a full-time jurisdiction.
It is significant to build a persistent aerial surveillance system at the earliest possible moment using the three jet planes.
The cooperation of Japan Coast Guard and Self-Defense Forces is very important in constructing a system effective of securing defense smoothly and continuously in expectation of different situations.
Y. Shimbun

Our hearts are becoming fragile by the day. If we look at the statistics of USA, 610,000 people die due to heart disease every year. A large number of these deaths could have been prevented with the help of heart transplant but still there are too few hearts.

The first human heart transplant was performed by South African surgeon Christiaan Barnard. Soon surgeons around the world were transplanting hearts. But the problem was that all the recipients died within a year of transplant.

Since the late 1960s, doctors have been working on artificial heart. The most influential device was made by Willem Kolff, who invented the first dialysis machine for kidney.Kolff collaborated with fellow engineer, Robert Jarvik to work with him at University of Utah. What we got was Jarvik-7. It was made of two pumps, four valves and two air hoses. Due to its large size (like refrigerator), it could only be implanted in adults.

The US FDA approved the use of Jarvik-7 to be used on humans in 1982. Total five patients were implanted with Jarvik-7 but none of them survived more than 18 months. The device has been modified and renamed many times since then. SynCardia, a descendant of Jarvik-7 has been used many times.

Scientists are now working on a pulseless heart in which there is no heartbeat.

Student workers from Zambo get salaries on time
According to the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), in spite of the current armed clash in Zamboanga City, the student laborers living the city still receive their wages on time.
DOLE Undersecretrary Danilo Cruz mentioned that their regional office offered about 1.4 million pesos as payment of wages of Special Program for the Employment of Students (SPES) payees in Zamboanga City.
Apart from giving the chance to gain profit, Cruz emphasized that SPES offers student workers the opportunity to resume their education as well as enhance their skills in employment in the future.
The officer in labor also mentioned that DOLE granted the I-Café Computer Services Project of Ave Maria College Associate of Computer and Information Technology (AMC-ACIT) Alumni Association in Liloy, Zamboanga del Norte amounting to three hundred seventy three thousand four hundred pesos livelihood assistance under the Integrated Livelihood Program of DOLE.
The alliance also employed a manager in a shop who receives an allowance amounting to three thousand pesos every month.
The DILP is one of the DOLE’s program officially registered under the Community-Based Employment Program (CBEP) of the government which have a purpose to produce sustainable local business regarding the extensive self-employment and efficiency across the country.
M. Jaymalin