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Buffalo fighting festival may lose heritage status
The Do Son Buffalo Fighting Festival in Hai Phong will lose national intangible heritage status if its organising process does not fulfill its safety commitments.
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Do Son Buffalo Fighting Festival has been recognized as the National Intangible Cultural Heritage since December 27, 2012 as an effort to honor the community cultural practices, protecting and promoting intangible cultural heritage values.
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