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Typhoon No. 4 brings further showers across northern Vietnam

Typhoon No. 4 is lingering over the Gulf of Tonkin, with additional showers expected across northern Vietnam. The headline indicates an ongoing severe-weather event.

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Heavy rain from the typhoon could cause flooding and disrupt communities and transport.

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  1. Typhoon No. 4 lingers over Gulf of Tonkin as further showers expected across northern region ↗vietnamnews.vn · Recorded source date: Aug 23, 2026, 1:01 PM UTC

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