Ha Long goodbye: Vietnam’s famous Kissing Rocks at risk of collapse
Unregulated tourism and illegal fishing in the Unesco site are blamed for erosion.
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Vietnamese man jailed for running Northland cannabis farm worth millions
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China militarises islands built in South China Sea
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