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  Superstorm Sandy smashes U.S. eastern coast

  (15:11:46 PM 01/11/2012)

  Superstorm Sandy has killed at least 29 people and knocked millions out of power across the densely populated U.S. east coast, leaving streets flooded, houses burned and a levee collapsed by Tuesday morning.

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  Doctors decry sinusitis surgeries, hail eastern remedies

  (14:00:40 PM 07/01/2014)

  Many people believe surgery is the ultimate cure for sinusitis, but doctors advise that it should be the last option as it usually changes the nasal structure in “needless ways.”

  Tags: Doctors decry sinusitis surgeries, hail eastern remedies
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  Museum at Bishop of Kontum’s Building

  (15:05:41 PM 08/01/2015)

  Upon arrival at Bishop of Kontum’s Building, tourists will have a chance to visit a traditional museum rich in cultures of ethnic minority groups.

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  Visitors from Middle East must declare health

  (16:13:42 PM 21/06/2014)

  A medical declaration will be applied to people who enter into Vietnam from Middle Eastern countries from July 1, according to the Ministry of Health.

  Tags: Visitors, from, Middle East must, declare health
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  Binh Duong uses regulations to limit industrial pollution

  (13:44:20 PM 02/07/2013)

  Vo Thi Ngoc Hanh, deputy director of the south-eastern province's Department of Natural Resources and Environment, said in recent years industries have been persuaded to open in industrial parks and zones.

  Tags: Binh Duong, uses regulations, to limit, industrial pollution
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  Vietnamese in Mozambique asked to keep watchful eye on Ebola

  (09:13:28 AM 06/08/2014)

  The Vietnamese Embassy in Mozambique has alerted the Vietnamese people living the south-eastern African country to Ebola, the deadly virus reaping panic across West Africa and likely spreading to other areas in the continent.

  Tags: Vietnamese, Mozambique, asked, keep, watchful eye, Ebola
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  Long dry spell increases risk of forest fire

  (11:15:29 AM 05/02/2015)

  The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has requested local authorities in Tay Nguyen (Central Highlands) and the south-eastern regions to enhance measures to prevent forest fires.

  Tags: Long dry spell, central highlands,
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  Farmers clear rubber plantations as “white gold” no longer glitters

  (10:19:52 AM 27/06/2014)

  Thousands of hectares of rubber trees in the eastern and central regions have been eliminated since the price of latex rubber, once described as “white gold”, has plummeted on the world market.

  Tags: rubber, latex
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  The world overwhelmed by Vietnam’s Son Doong Cave

  (11:22:28 AM 15/05/2015)

  In America, ABC’s "Good Morning America" program broadcast live footage of the caves of En and Son Doong at the World Natural Heritage Site of Phong Nha - Ke Bang in Quang Binh province in central Vietnam. It took place at 6pm on May 13, Vietnam time, 6am on May 12, Eastern Standard Time in the US.

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  Hurricane Marie becomes powerful category 5 storm off Mexico

  (14:49:47 PM 25/08/2014)

  Hurricane Marie intensified to a powerful category five storm in the Pacific Sunday, as six Mexican states braced for heavy rain and dangerous waves. This August 24, 2014 1745 UTC NASA GOES satellite image shows Hurricane Marie, the eighth of the season, in the eastern Pacific near Mexico

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  Research shows midlife healthy diet reduces risks of late-life memory disorders

  (14:33:18 PM 05/03/2014)

  A doctoral research carried out in the University of Eastern Finland shows that Healthy diet in midlife decreases risks of memory disorder in old age, Finnish Daily Helsingin Sanomat reported on Monday.

  Tags: Alzheimer's disease, reduce risks, memory disorders,