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Dien Bien Province Suffers Over 15 Billion VND in Damages from Heavy Rains
Continuous heavy rainfall in Vietnam's northern Dien Bien province from July 11-12 has caused landslides, severely impacting housing, transportation, agriculture, and infrastructure. Local authorities are expediting recovery efforts, with total damages exceeding 15 billion VND.
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