Thai Nguyen Prepares for 30,000-Audience Rock Concert
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Thai Nguyen Prepares for 30,000-Audience Rock Concert

Thai Nguyen province in northern Vietnam will host a large-scale rock concert titled 'Thai Nguyen Shines' on November 2nd, expecting an audience of 30,000. The event aims to promote regional culture and will feature strict security measures despite being free admission.

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