PM approves Nui Coc Lake national tourist site
The Prime Minister has approved a master plan to develop a national tourist site near Nui Coc Lake in the northern province of Thai Nguyen between now and 2025.
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The Prime Minister has approved a master plan to develop a national tourist site near Nui Coc Lake in the northern province of Thai Nguyen between now and 2025.
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