NHÓM PV |
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Police in Vinh Phuc and Thai Binh provinces asked many car owners to pay fines for running red lights.
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HCMC - Ho Chi Minh City police said people will not be fined if they run red lights to give way to ambulances and fire trucks.
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The new proposal from Iran has not convinced President Trump, while military and energy tensions continue to escalate.
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Việt Dũng |
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Xuyên Đông |
Police in Vinh Phuc and Thai Binh provinces asked many car owners to pay fines for running red lights.
Minh Tâm |
HCMC - Ho Chi Minh City police said people will not be fined if they run red lights to give way to ambulances and fire trucks.
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