Dangerous 'Living Cliff' Selfies in Quang Ninh Spark Safety Concerns
Footage of tourists climbing precarious rock formations at Da Chong Mountain in Vietnam's northern Quang Ninh province for selfies has gone viral, sparking debates about safety. Local authorities are reviewing management protocols.
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