Road traffic heavy in Vietnamese city on border with China

Road traffic heavy in Vietnamese city on border with China

Road traffic is heavy in Tan Thahn, a Vietnamese town on the border with China, as seen in this photo taken on April 24, 2015. Large buildings in the back are located on the Chinese side of the boarder. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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