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At least 31 dead and dozens missing in Vietnam due to Typhoon Molave

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Tra Leng (Vietnam), Oct 29 (EFE / EPA).- At least 31 people have died and dozens remain missing as a result of typhoon Molave, the most powerful to hit Vietnam in the last two decades, authorities said Thursday.FOOTAGE OF AFTERMATH AND PEOPLE INJURED.

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