Close-up of houses surrounded by floodwaters in Thanh Hoa
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Thanh Hoa - Prolonged heavy rain, floodwater rising meters surrounds many roads and houses in many localities in the province, especially deep flooding in Kim Tan commune.
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People build a temporary bamboo bridge to bring coffins across the floodwaters
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