Cause of red sand flood in Binh Thuan
Heavy rainfall in a short period of time and urban infrastructure obstructing groundwater are the two main causes of red sand floods in Binh Thuan, according to experts.
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Heavy rainfall in a short period of time and urban infrastructure obstructing groundwater are the two main causes of red sand floods in Binh Thuan, according to experts.
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