Today's data selection: Haidilao Hong Kong recruits waiters with a monthly salary of 30,000; the national examination qualification threshold has been significantly raised

Pay attention to these four points to prevent Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection: ① Avoid going to crowded and poorly ventilated public places, and wear a mask when you must go there; ② Cover your mouth and nose with tissues when coughing or sneezing; ③ Good hand hygiene and use soap frequently , wash hands under running water with hand sanitizer; ④ Pay attention to ventilation and disinfection in schools, kindergartens and other places to avoid cluster infections. Compared with previous years, this year, mycoplasma pneumonia in our country has become younger, and some children under 3 years old are also affected.

According to Sino-Singapore Jingwei, as Hong Kong people who are keen to go north for consumption have deepened their understanding of new mainland consumer brands, some catering companies have taken advantage of the trend and launched branches in Hong Kong. On September 6, Yang Guofu Malatang opened its first store in Hong Kong. In addition, the two hot pot giants Haidilao and Xiabu Group have also landed in the Hong Kong market. Haidilao currently has five branches in Hong Kong; The first store will also be unveiled soon.

A recruitment notice posted by Haidilao on a recruitment website in Hong Kong shows that it is recruiting full-time waiters with a monthly salary of up to HK$35,000 and working hours of 10 hours a day. Although the wages seem quite generous, many restaurants are facing staff shortages.

And the relevant person in charge of Haidilao revealed that Haidilao will be more localized in local menu design and selection of ingredients based on its understanding of the market and customer needs, and service details will be adjusted according to local habits. "We have developed a Hong Kong-style fish maw chicken soup base in Hong Kong, and added dishes such as ring rolls that are popular among Hong Kong locals."

October 16th is "World Pain Relief Day". Data show that the global prevalence of chronic pain is about 38%, and there are more than 300 million chronic pain patients in China, with the number growing at a rate of 20 million every year. Pain has become the third major health problem after cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and tumors. In 2007, the former Ministry of Health decided to add "Pain Department" as a first-level diagnosis and treatment subject in the "Directory of Diagnosis and Treatment Subjects in Medical Institutions". Doctors said that many patients have misunderstandings about pain, thinking that it will get better if they tolerate it for a while, or rely on painkillers for a long time; some patients also believe that pain is a symptom of the disease, and as long as the disease is cured, the pain will disappear. Bearing pain for a long time may lead to more serious harm.

Including Rottweilers, these 32 dog breeds are banned in Chongqing

According to @红星News, police from the local police station have gone to the community where the incident occurred to investigate. The police told the Red Star News reporter that based on the current information, the dog involved was just a Rottweiler. According to the Chongqing Political Judge’s WeChat account, the “Notice on the Catalog of Prohibited Breeding of Vigorous Dogs and Aggressive Dogs and the Standards for Large Dogs in Chongqing” was formulated and released this year.

Starting from October 1, 32 dog breeds including Tibetan Mastiffs and Rottweilers will be banned in general management areas and key management areas. These 32 types of dogs specifically include: 1. Tibetan Mastiff; 2. Neapolitan; 3. Basil Fele; 4. Bordeaux; 5. Dogo; 6. British Bullmastiff; 7. British Mastiff; 8. Central Asian Shepherd; 9. Caucasian; 10. Spanish Canary; 11. Japanese Tosa; 12. Standard Bull Terrier; 13. Cane Corso; 14. Korean Tussaud; 15. American Bull Terrier; 16. Stanford Bull Terrier; 17. Irish Wolfhound; 18. Pitbull; 19. Rhodesian Ridgeback; 20. Russian Shepherd; 21. Belgian Shepherd; 22. Australian Shepherd; 23. Newfoundland; 24. Komondor; 25. Rottweiler; 26. Saint Bernard; 27. Afghan Hound; 28. Foxhound; 29. ​​Deerhound; 30. Weimaraner; 31. Pointer Hound; 32. Czech Republic Wolf dogs; and hybrid dogs of the above breeds.

In addition, the "Notice" clarifies the standards for large dogs. For example, dogs with a shoulder height of more than 55 centimeters are classified as large dogs. At the same time, the "Notice" pointed out that Chinese pastoral dogs will be managed with reference to large dogs.

The academic qualification threshold for the national examination has been significantly raised, and the number of doctoral positions has more than doubled.

According to the recruitment plan, a total of 39,561 people will be recruited for the national examination in the new year, and the "enrollment expansion" ratio is nearly 7%. The main recruitment force comes from the tax system, and 24,008 people are planned to be recruited, accounting for about 61% of the total number of recruits.

With the overall recruitment expansion, the academic requirements for candidates for the 2024 National Examination have also been increased. Among them, the number of positions that college students can apply for has been reduced from 158 to 56, while the number of positions requiring master's and doctorate degrees has increased significantly compared with last year. Specifically, there are 2,046 positions requiring a master's degree or above, an increase of 814 over last year, with a total of 3,756 people, an increase of 1,654 over last year. There are 24 positions requiring PhDs, 14 more than last year, and a total of 31 people have been recruited. In addition, as popular as the national examination is the public examination training business.