Vietnam: Sunset Sky Over Hanoi Turns Fiery Red Ahead Of Typhoon Yagi

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Vietnam: Sunset Sky Over Hanoi Turns Fiery Red Ahead Of Typhoon Yagi

A stunning fiery red sunset was seen over the sky in Hanoi on Friday, September 6, ahead of the arrival of Super Typhoon Yagi.

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  • 2024/9/08 16:55:10
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  • 2024, Vietnam Video Recording Date/Time: September 6, Video Location: Hanoi

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