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Nonton Bigo Vietnam foreign ministry releases multilingual clip to promote tourism Bigo Hot
11.04
The Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has unveiled a video clip entitled �Welcome to Viet Nam� to promote tourism in multiple languages.
The 7-minute footage, which has been on YouTube and Vimeo since early September, introduces many highlights of Vietnam�s landscape, history, culture, cuisine, and people.
With the aim of promoting tourism to international friends, the clip has the same content presented in different languages, including English, French, Russian, Spanish, German, Japanese, and Chinese.
The video features famous destinations across Vietnam like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Quang Ninh, Ha Giang, Lao Cai, Ninh Binh, Thua Thien � Hue, Da Nang, and Quang Nam.
Many scenes were shot with drones, which helps the landscapes become more breathtaking and alluring.
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Nonton Bigo 20 Best High School Music Videos Bigo Hot
09.45
Britney Spears in the video for "...Baby One More Time" in 1998.
If high school had existed in Shakespeare�s day, he�d have set every battle on a football field, each stolen kiss under the bleachers. That�s because when it comes to drama, neither rotten Denmark nor fair Verona holds a candle to the modern American high school. While the Bard missed out on gymnasiums, cafeterias, and locker-lined hallways, his modern-day equivalents -- the fine poets behind our favorite pop songs -- have milked these settings for all they�re worth. This is especially true when it comes to videos. As young folks everywhere trudge back to class, we�re commiserating as best we can and celebrating the 20 best music videos set in schools. They�re loaded with sex, drugs, violence, and choreographed dancing -- just like third period.
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Nonton Bigo Our New Daily Email: Not Breaking News, Not News Clips, Just Food For Thought� Bigo Hot
09.31
At the beginning of the year, our firm launched a new daily email for clients and friends called Food For Thought.
As one might imagine, our team does a lot of reading and writing in service to our clients. We produce publications, white papers and briefs that offer analysis of different news developments and policy issues.
As one might imagine, our team does a lot of reading and writing in service to our clients. We produce publications, white papers and briefs that offer analysis of different news developments and policy issues.
Our goal with these, almost universally, is not about the WHAT (The news itself).
Our aim is to go deeper and examine the SO WHAT? (Why something is important or why it should matter to our clients) and the NOW WHAT? (An educated prediction about what will happen next).
That process means a constant sharing of different articles among our people, the exchange of content that sparks debate or compelling conversations around the office; or that just makes our people think.
So, the goal of Food For Thought is basically to pass along a handful of �think pieces� each day to clients and friends that might do the same for them.
Every day we�re now sending out a short, suggested reading list that covers a wide spectrum of issue areas; politics and government, culture, economics, and issues related to hourly employers (because that�s a large share of our client base).
One month into the life of Food For Thought, I am cautiously declaring the effort a success. We�ve had a great response from clients. And, the process of putting the email publication together is a good one in terms of making our group of �information junkies� that much better at their jobs.
So, if you�re interested in receiving a few articles each day that we think are particularly interesting, thought-provoking and worth a read, let us know. We�d be happy to put you on our distribution list.
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Nonton Bigo The cash machine scam sweeping Britain: How fraudster gangs are using distraction tricks to fleece customers of money Bigo Hot
05.24
- Videos below show just how easy it is to fall victim of the sneaky tactics
- Gordon Urquhart, 66, distracted by pair at a Yorkshire ATM
- Had �300 stolen and immediately alerted Santander staff
- Bank refused to refund in a trend which seems to be growing in the UK
Bank customers are being warned to stay vigilant as a new wave of cash machine distraction scams sweeps the country.
In the scam, victims are distracted for just a matter of seconds while taking money out of an ATM, enough time for the fraudsters to steal cash from their account or swap their debit card for a fake.
Barclays released a video on Thursday to help warn customers. The short clip shows a man waiting at a cash point while a woman stands behind him and watches as he enters his PIN number.
She then causes a distraction - in this case she drops some money - and he turns his back from the machine to help her.
Her accomplice, who is standing at the next terminal either takes his cash or - as in the case of the video - puts a fake bank card into the slot.
Sneaky tricks: Criminals work in small groups to distract an cash machine user and steal money
In this video the woman stands behind a bank customer and watches as he enters his PIN number
Her accomplice stands at the next terminal and has a fake bank card in his wallet which he puts into the man's machine when he's not looking
The unwitting victim then turns around, collects his cash and the fake card and leaves.
Finally the woman then tells the PIN code to her accomplice and they can then begin draining his account as they have the real card and the code.
Fraud at cash machines rose by a fifth to �32.7million in the last year alone, according to Financial Fraud Action UK.
One victim who contacted This is Money is Gordon Urquhart, 66, from West Yorkshire, who had �300 swiped from his Santander current account after being distracted by a pair of Romanian scammers at a branch.
Mr Urquhart was withdrawing money from outside the Airedale shopping centre branch of Santander in Keighley last month when he was interrupted by a man and woman.
He told This is Money that the pair kept insisting the machine was out of order and that he should try the machine inside the branch.
He told them to go away, but they refused. He terminated the transaction, withdrew his debit card and went into branch to alert staff.
However, somehow in the commotion, the two thieves managed to withdraw �300, the maximum daily amount, from his account - while he was distracted by one, the other managed to make the transaction in seconds.
The woman causes the distraction and the man turns around to help her
Unfortunately for him her accomplice quickly inserts the fake card into the machine
The victim then unwittingly takes the fake card from the cash point, leaving his real card still in the mahcine
He says the bank called the police and in the meantime arranged for the stolen funds to be reimbursed. Before leaving, he was told he would enter his account within 24 hours.
However, despite numerous requests in the days after, he didn't receive the money back.
When he phoned to question it, he was told by the fraud department that his account of events 'didn't match that of bank employees.'
A few days after the ordeal, he was informed by police that two Romanians had been apprehended. He claims to have been told they had been carrying out a similar scam across the country.
But weeks after the incident, Mr Urquhart was still out of pocket.
He told This is Money: 'As a pensioner, the bank's failure to honour its care of the customer has caused me considerable hardship and stress.
'I feel that its behaviour is even more irresponsible and criminal than those who took the money in the first place and its treatment of me amounts to an emotional violation.'
A Santander spokesman said: 'Distraction fraud is where a customer is distracted by one fraudster, while the other transacts on their account without the customer's knowledge.
'In this instance, the card was in the ATM whilst the second fraudster withdrew the �300.
The woman then tells her accomplice the PIN number as the victim leaves
The pair of thieves are then free to drain his account as they have the PIN number and the card
'We review and investigate fraud and scam cases on an individual basis, as each case is rarely exactly the same.
'In this instance we believe the customer has been a victim of distraction fraud, and did not knowingly disclose his details to a third party.'
He added: 'There was some confusion and inconsistency in the timeline and details of events when Mr Urquhart initially reported the incident, which led to his claim being declined.
'We have now established that Mr Urquhart has been a victim of distraction fraud, have apologised for the confusion and informed him that we will be refunding the money.'
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Mr Urquhart is thankful that with This is Money's intervention the money has been returned - but has been left unhappy with the treatment from the bank who he believes would not have refunded him otherwise and has not apologised. He also added that the perpetrators have been handed a two year prison sentence.
Mr Urquhart is not alone � and it appears all high street banks are being targeted, with cases each having a slightly different sneaky twist.
This is Money has also been contacted by a reader who wishes to be simply named as Derek, 67, who has been a Barclays current account customer for 30 years.
He went inside a Barclays branch located on the High Street of Southend-on-Sea, Essex to withdraw cash.
While using a cash machine inside, he was distracted by a man � again with an Eastern European accent � telling him that he had dropped a �5 note on the floor.
He took the note and continued his transaction. While walking to his car a short while afterwards, he was approached by a woman who was shouting at him in broken English.
She claimed the �5 note was hers. In the confusion, Derek handed the note back and drove off. It was only the next day that he discovered his debit card had been nabbed - and �400 stolen from his account.
He believes the woman must have managed to take his card skillfully while he handed back the �5 note - and that the man in the branch clocked his PIN.
Derek informed the branch who replaced the funds he says within minutes, pending an investigation.
The probe confirmed Derek had been defrauded at no fault of his own - and he, unlike Mr Urquhart, was full of praise for the efficiency of his bank.
In another case reported by the Sunday Times earlier in the month, a Lloyds customer aged 80 entered its branch in Leamington Spa in February to take some cash from the ATM.
They put their debit card into the machine, entered the PIN and selected the option to make a withdrawal and see an on-screen balance.
A man said the ATM wasn't working and a piece of paper with writing was thrust between the Lloyds customer's eyes and the screen.
In a flash, �500 was stolen from the account.
The man ran off and the customer - who had banked with Lloyds for 55 years - told staff who promptly contacted the police.
They watched CCTV footage and took the customer to the police station to give a formal statement.
The police allegedly told the customer that an attempted theft had taken place a few miles away at a Lloyds branch in Warwick a short while before.
The customer also claims the police said there had been similar incidents around the country.
However, Lloyds refused to refund the �500 stating that it was theft, not fraud.
It was only when the Sunday Times stepped in that Lloyds changed its tune, refunded the �500 as a 'gesture of goodwill' along with an extra �200 for the way the customer had been treated.
Another case in Grantham saw a 93 year-old man defrauded of �23,000.
He was distracted at a cash machine by three men, as seen in the video below in a similar manner to Derek in the Barclays case above.
They stole his card and had noted his PIN outside a NatWest branch. While he was distracted, a second man swapped his bank card for a fake one.
It was only later that the victim realised he didn't have his own card � and the criminals later used the details to siphon the money from his account.
NatWest confirmed to This is Money that the money was returned to the customer shortly after the incident.
In all of the cases, the customers have been aged 65 or over. However, a spokesman at one of the banks told This is Money that it's not just older customers being targeted in this manner - those who are pregnant or have young children are also likely to be in the crosshairs of criminals.
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Nonton Bigo Qandeel Baloch murder: Brother arrested by police, admits to killing her for 'family honour' Bigo Hot
04.21
New Delhi: Pakistan model and social media celebrity Qandeel Baloch was murdered on Saturday by her brother Waseem.
The sensational murder of the starlet opened a can of worms, and showed the grim picture of Pakistan plagued by 'honour killing'.
Although it was suspected that Baloch�whose real name is Fouzia Azeem was strangled to death by her own brother, now it has been confirmed.
According to Pakistan Today, the police have arrested Waseem and he has admitted to the crime. He also said that he killed her because of her controversial social media outing and bold videos.
�She was bringing disrepute to our family�s honour and I could not tolerate it any further. I killed her around 11.30pm on Friday night when everyone else had gone to bed. My brother is not involved in the murder,� said Waseem to the media.
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Nonton Bigo Does the Split-Ender Really Work? | Fab or Fail Bigo Hot
03.48
What is a girl�s worst nightmare? Split ends! We all dread getting them but its hard to keep up with regular haircut appointments to avoid them. How can we keep our hair healthy in between haircuts?
In this video we show you an online tool that could be the solution to our hair problems! Brooklyn gets split ends on occasion so she volunteered to be our tester! She was pretty nervous about the process but I tested a strand of my hair first to put her at ease.
To see your own photo results of this tool featured in our app, feel free to tag your photos on IG with: #CGHSplitEnder
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