Unidentified Flying Object Near Cat Bi Airport Disrupts Three Flights
An unidentified luminous flying object near Cat Bi International Airport in Hai Phong, Vietnam, disrupted three flights. Authorities are calling for stricter management and crackdowns on illegal drone operations to ensure aviation safety.
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