Eastern region (Chu township and the districts of Luc Nam, Luc Ngan, Son Dong): Cloudy, rain, showers and scattered thunderstorms. The Southeast direction and wind speed level 2, level 3. The lowest temperature: 24 degrees; The highest temperature: 30 degrees. Humidity: 85%.

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The West region (Districts: Hiep Hoa, Tan Yen, Yen The): Cloudy, rain, showers and scattered thunderstorms. The Southeast direction and wind speed level 2, level 3. The lowest temperature: 24 degrees; The highest temperature: 30 degrees. Humidity: 83%.

Bac Giang city, Viet Yen township and Lang Giang district: Cloudy, rain, showers and scattered thunderstorms. The Southeast direction and wind speed level 2, level 3. The lowest temperature: 24 degrees; The highest temperature: 30 degrees. Humidity: 84%.

During thunderstorms in case of tornadoes, lightning, hail and strong guest winds.

Phu Quoc Airport new terminal design takes inspiration from phoenix

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Job opportunities offered at Capital Vocational Education Connection Festival 2025

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