Nghe An
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| Area | 16490 |
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| Population | 3. 547 million (2019) |
| Area code | 238 |
| Points of interest | Cua Lo Beach |
| Uncle Ho's hometown | |
| Colleges and universities | Vinh University |
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| ID | 947447 |
About Nghe An
Nghệ An is a province in north-central Vietnam bordering Laos and the Gulf of Tonkin. On the coast, Cửa Lò and Quỳnh Nghĩa are laid-back, white-sand beaches. Hoàng Trù and Kim Liên villages feature the homes where Ho Chi Minh was born and raised, as well as museums and monuments dedicated to the leader. Remote Pù Mát National Park is a sanctuary for endangered animals such as gibbons, tigers and Asian elephants.
Essex lorry deaths: Who are the victims?
... Tran Thi Tho, 21A friend who lives in Glasgow did not want to be identified, but with Miss Tho - who was from Nghe An province - when she arrived in the UK...
Essex lorry deaths: Police name 39 Vietnamese victims
... Bui Thi Nhung, 19, from Nghe An province, was also found dead in the lorry The bodies were discovered in a lorry trailer in the early hours of 23 October Pham Thi Tra My, 26, sent her family a message on the night of 22 October - the day before the 39 people were found dead - saying she could not breathe and her trip to a foreign land has failed ...
Essex lorry deaths: Bodies of victims have all been identified
... The victims came from Vietnamese provinces Haiphong, Hai Duong, Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Quang Binh and Hue, according to police in the country...
Essex lorry deaths: Vietnamese police arrest eight people
... The suspects are being held in relation to people smuggling offences, the director of police in the Nghe An province in north-central Vietnam said...
Essex migrant lorry deaths should be wake-up call - MPs
... Meanwhile, police investigating the lorry deaths in Nghe An province said eight people have been arrested in connection with people smuggling...
Essex lorry deaths: Agony builds for Vietnamese families
... It is believed most of those who died in the container came from the same district, Yen Thanh, in Nghe An province...
Essex lorry deaths: Anguish in Vietnam for families of missing
... Bui Thi Nhung is from Nghe An province Since the bodies were discovered on Wednesday, several families in Vietnam have expressed concerns over missing relatives...
Why do Vietnamese people make hazardous journeys to the UK?
... The poorer Nghe An province has seen more emigration in recent years In these areas there s been a tradition in the past couple of decades of migration overseas, legal or irregular, in order to find work and then sending money home...
Essex migrant lorry deaths should be wake-up call - MPs
The deaths of 39 Vietnamese people in the back of a lorry in Essex should act as a "wake-up call for the government" over its migration policy, MPs say.
A report from The Foreign Affairs Select Committee says the UK's policy of closing borders drives migrants into smugglers' hands.
Committee chair and Tory MP Tom Tugendhat said the UK should "lead by example" on the issue.
The government said tackling Human Trafficking is a "major priority".
The bodies of eight women and 31 men were found in a lorry trailer on an industrial estate in Grays on 23 October.
Mr Tugendhat, the MP for Tonbridge and Malling, said The Incident had "shocked us all".
He said: "The full story won't be clear for some time but this tragedy is not alone.
"Today, hundreds of families across The World are losing loved ones who felt driven to take the fatal gamble to entrust their lives to smugglers.
"This case should serve as a wake-up call to The Foreign Office and to government. "
Meanwhile, police investigating The Lorry deaths in Nghe An province said eight people have been arrested in connection with people smuggling.
'Return to EU meetings'The says the human cost of so-called "irregular" migration - which takes place outside laws, regulations, and agreements - Made international partnerships, including with the EU, "essential".
It found UK representatives "have already ceased to attend EU-level meetings where irregular migration is discussed".
The Committee called on the government to "urgently resume" its attendance at the meetings during The Delay to Brexit and to seek to attend them afterwards "wherever it is possible".
During the 2015 refugee crisis, the UK received asylum applications from just 2% of the 1. 4m people on The Move .
The UK used two EU deals to keep numbers down: it opted out of an agreement to redistribute refugees and used another rule to send people to other states.
It has a seat in the EU's European Migrant Smuggling Centre, dedicated to gathering intelligence and catching the Gangs - and has taken part in naval operations.
But after Brexit, nobody knows if the UK will be allowed to take part in any joint initiatives.
When Helen Wheeler, a foreign office minister, was quizzed by MPs alongside her chief official on Mediterranean migration, she couldn't say if the UK had been at the EU's last key meeting on tackling illegal migration - it hadn't - or whether it would attend the next.
The Report finds government agreements to limit irregular migration from certain countries, including Libya, Niger and Sudan, risk "fuelling Human Rights abuses, and endorsing authoritarian regimes".
The Committee adds it is concerned by evidence of "dire conditions" for migrants in northern France, where many of those intending to reach the UK gather.
It says the government's focus On Security at ports there "has pushed migrants to take more dangerous routes" to the UK.
Pham Thi Tra My and Nguyen Dinh Luon are feared to be among The Lorry death victimsOne witness tells The Committee that enhanced security had led to an increase in people trying to get to Britain on small boats across the English Channel .
The Committee also says the government should consider "wider, interlinked factors" driving irregular migration "including Climate Change , Conflict , repressive governance and Corruption - rather than focusing narrowly on reducing the numbers reaching Europe's borders in the short term".
Other recommendations include the expansion of legal pathways to apply for asylum outside Europe.
A government spokesperson said: "Tackling The Scourge of Human Trafficking at every stage of the migrant journey - Overseas , at our borders and in the UK - is a major priority.
"The UK does this by addressing irregular migration, from reducing factors driving migration - Conflict , instability and poverty - to strengthening border security and counter-trafficking operations.
"The UK government and law enforcement agencies work extensively with international partners, key transit countries, and the nations of origin to stand up to this global criminal industry that perpetuates human suffering. "
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Source of news: bbc.com
