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freezing cold
Latest news updates related to the cold weather.
China: A growing trend of paying to experience life in exile amidst freezing temperatures.
Young people in China are flocking to northeastern China to participate in tours simulating feudal exile scenes, with fees starting from just 190,000 VND per experience.
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People in the mountainous areas of Nghe An province are proactively protecting their livestock from the cold.
In the early days of 2026, a verstärkt cold front plunged many areas in western Nghe An province into severe cold, with temperatures dropping below 0°C in some places, resulting in frost and hoarfrost...
Making a living in the freezing cold.
In the biting cold that has permeated the streets in recent days, while many people are gathered in the warmth of their families, the struggle for survival continues silently on the streets...
A border district in Nghe An province has temporarily suspended the distribution of livestock to avoid cold weather and disease outbreaks.
The People's Committee of Ky Son district has temporarily suspended the distribution of livestock to people from public investment funds of national target programs due to severe cold weather and disease outbreaks in the herds.
Highland farmers process feed to protect cattle and buffaloes from the cold and prevent disease.
As the cold winter approaches, livestock in mountainous areas face the threat of disease and freezing temperatures. To prevent losses to their "living assets," highland farmers have proactively taken measures...
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