Zmany klimatyczne w Wietnamie - Redux
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Truong Minh Thnan, 36, stands in part of his family house in Nam Can town which has collapsed in to the Kinh Tac River. His family-run business manufacturers coffins and they use the river to transport the heavy wooden coffins to customers. He said the problem of erosion began in 2006 and severely affects 47 communities in this district alone. Despite laying a foundation of two meters of cement under his house and placing steel-reinforced cement supports 30 meters down, it is still unstable.
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2018-07-25
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