Before they can overcome the consequences, Ho Chi Minh City residents are worried about a new high tide

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    HCMC - The high tide on October 24 caused walls to collapse and furniture to be damaged. Up to now, Thanh Da people have not yet overcome the consequences and are worried about building sandbags to prevent the new flood.

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