Vietnam Celebrates 81st National Day with Diverse Festivities Nationwide
Vietnam celebrated its 81st National Day with widespread festivities. From Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to highlands, coastal areas, and border regions, each locality marked the occasion with unique events, creating a vibrant national celebration.
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