First, read the English article below.

This style of trap is readily available at hardware stores and home-supply stores. You can bait each trap with a small piece of cheese or a dab of peanut butter. Then, set the trap and place it near a hole or crack that you suspect the rodents use to enter your house, or in an area where you’ve seen rodent droppings.  Snap-style traps come in different sizes for mice and rats. Rat traps are about 3 times the size of mice traps. Although these traps do kill the rodent, they do so painlessly, unlike killing a rodent with less humane methods like poison. Use gloves to pick up the dead rodent. Rodents can carry diseases, so never touch them with your bare skin. Then, drop the rodent into a sealable plastic bag. Seal it, and place the bagged rodent into a second sealable bag. Seal the second bag and place the bagged rodent in the garbage. Once you’ve removed your gloves, wash your hands with soap in case any germs got through the gloves. Live traps are a more humane option, because they allow the rodent to live. Bait the live trap as you would a snap-style trap, and set it in an area where you’ve seen rodent droppings. You can purchase live traps at most hardware stores or at large home-supply stores.  Once you have a rodent in your trap, drive the animal at least 1 mile (1.6 km) from your home before releasing it. To release the rodent, set the cage in a meadow or field and open the trapdoor. Stand away from the cage until the rodent walks out. Then, collect the cage and return to your vehicle. 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Vietnamese. Abstract:
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