Tropical Depression Near Philippines May Become Storm Before Entering East Sea
A tropical depression has formed east of the Philippines and is expected to intensify into a tropical storm. While it may approach the East Sea, direct impact on mainland Vietnam is currently deemed unlikely. Northern Vietnam faces risks of flash floods and landslides due to heavy rainfall.
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