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Residents wade through half-meter floodwaters as year's highest tide swamps Ho Chi Minh City streets

Published by VnExpress International · Vietnam 48 min ago

A high tide on Saturday afternoon left many Ho Chi Minh City streets deep under water, stalling vehicles and making it hard for residents to get around.

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