Hanoi residents grapple with fresh heat wave
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Hanoi eatery suspended for charging diners 10 times for 3 bowls of crab noodle soup
This price was 10 times the normal rate of VND40,000 ($1.6) per bowl at the shop, located at 54 Bach Mai Street
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From February 7 to 10, the northern region will likely experience one of the coldest spells of the season
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The metro is proving to be incredibly attractive
