The Mekong Delta has suffered heavy losses due to shrimp death on the large scale in the previous days. Serious drought, high salinity have caused the death of shrimps in the Mekong Delta.(Photo:SGGP)
According to the Agriculture and Rural Development Department of Kien Giang province, approximately 8,000 hectares of shrimp crops have been destroyed by white bass and diseases. The department also suggested local farmers should move shrimp breeds to some places to avoid the high salinity which covered over 25 percent of area in An Minh and An Bien district.
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Thousands of wild orchid plants brought back to nature
Thousands of wild orchid plants have been brought back to nature by orchid-loving associations and organizations to preserve and retain the purest beauty of this type of flower.
