Ca Mau Province Allocates Over 30 Billion VND to Support Agricultural Production Recovery After Heavy Rains
Ca Mau Province, Vietnam, has decided to allocate over 30 billion VND (approximately 1.8 million USD) to support the recovery of agricultural production following damage caused by prolonged heavy rains at the end of September. The funds will be used for replanting crops and repairing infrastructure.
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