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.

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On October 20, high tide is likely to reach its peak in Can Tho

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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.

Can Tho's high tide rises quickly, many people are caught off guard

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