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Viewed from above, the tide receded significantly, providing more space for locals and tourists to enjoy. |
Bai Sau beach, over 3 km long in Vung Tau ward, was heavily crowded on the afternoon of 30/4.
The southeastern region has been experiencing high temperatures, typically 34-36 degrees Celsius, with intense sun from noon until evening. This scorching weather prompted a large number of people from central Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Nai, and Tay Ninh to flock to Vung Tau for a beach getaway on the holiday's opening day.
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{"caption_all":"Near Thuy Van park, at the intersection with Hoang Hoa Tham street, crowds packed both the water and along the embankment. Hoang Tuan stated he drove his family from Di An to Vung Tau for a two-day trip. He departed early in the morning, taking nearly two and a half hours for the over 100 km journey. Although there was no severe gridlock, traffic moved slowly.","caption_items":"["",""]"}
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{"caption_all":"Many ventured far from the shore to play in the waves. Bui Bich Hien from Dong Nai said her family of five traveled to Vung Tau for the holiday, renting a three-bed room for 2,5 million dong per night. She noted that while the price was quite high, they "had to accept it" given the holiday period.","caption_items":"["",""]"}
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A group of employees participated in a "team footsteps" game on the sand near Cot Co square.
{"caption_all":"Binh Minh from Saigon ward said she chose Vung Tau for its cool air, scenic views, and diverse cuisine. She mentioned trying banh khot (mini savory pancakes), taking photos with bougainvillea, and drinking coffee with a sea view, expressing satisfaction with her experiences.","caption_items":"["","",""]"}
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Near Tam Thang tower, many visitors strolled and took photos.
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Rescue personnel remained on duty, continuously using loudspeakers to remind visitors not to swim in areas with whirlpools or dangerous currents.
According to the Vung Tau Ward Public Service Center, the locality welcomed approximately 70,000 visitors on 30/4. Authorities assisted in searching for, caring for, and safely reuniting 4 lost children with their families.
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