Vietnam Braces for Heatwaves and Localized Downpours as Typhoon No. 5 Dissipates
Vietnam faces widespread heatwaves in the north and central regions on September 4, with thunderstorms expected in the Central Highlands and South. Typhoon No. 5 has dissipated over mainland China.
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