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Tropical depression forecast to enter East Vietnam Sea on Tuesday
After approaching the maritime area, the system is expected to move west-southwest at some 20 kilometers per hour and intensify into a storm
Massive rainfall expected in southern Vietnam
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Tropical depression forecast to enter East Vietnam Sea on Tuesday
After approaching the maritime area, the system is expected to move west-southwest at some 20 kilometers per hour and intensify into a storm
$50mn new road to open to traffic in Hanoi in October
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Typhoon Yagi total damage exceeds $1.6bn, will lower Vietnam’s annual GDP growth
The storm submerged about 262,000 hectares of various crops, damaged 2,250 aquaculture farms, killed 2.3 million livestock and poultry animals, and uprooted 310,000 urban trees
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