Flooded, traditional market deserted
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Can Tho - High tides caused the road leading to Binh Thuy market to be heavily flooded, making it difficult for people and traders to buy and sell.
MỸ LY |
Can Tho - High tides caused the road leading to Binh Thuy market to be heavily flooded, making it difficult for people and traders to buy and sell.
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Can Tho - The peak water level on rivers and canals in Can Tho City continues to rise and is likely to reach its highest peak during this tide on October 19 and 20.
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Can Tho - The high and rapid tide on the evening of October 17 left many households unable to respond.
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Can Tho - During the rainy season, the road leading to Tan An market (Ninh Kieu district) which is already degraded becomes even more muddy, making it difficult for small traders to do business.
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Hai Phong - Ha Long Canned Food Joint Stock Company has just announced the short-term suspension of production operations at a factory in Hai Phong.
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Mrs. Ha Thi Trac, born in 1930, is the mother of comrade Nguyen Dinh Chuc - former Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Lao Dong Newspaper; hometown: Thai Hoa commune, Phu Tho province; passed away at 9:45 am on January 11, 2026 (ie, November 23rd of the year At Ty), at the age of 96.
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Thanh Hoa - A herd of dolphins suddenly appeared in the area near Sam Son beach, including white dolphins.
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An Giang - For more than 10 years, ambulance drivers have volunteered without pay to take people to medical facilities for treatment.
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Ho Chi Minh City - Level 4 houses at the end of Binh Trung market, adjacent to the riverbank, burned down, functional forces blockade the scene.
Tạ Quang |
Can Tho - The peak water level on rivers and canals in Can Tho City continues to rise and is likely to reach its highest peak during this tide on October 19 and 20.
YẾN PHƯƠNG - TẠ QUANG |
Can Tho - The high and rapid tide on the evening of October 17 left many households unable to respond.
NHÓM PV |
Can Tho - During the rainy season, the road leading to Tan An market (Ninh Kieu district) which is already degraded becomes even more muddy, making it difficult for small traders to do business.