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Foreign tourists unite in effort to clean up Hoi An after Typhoon Noru

Many international visitors joined hands to help residents in Hoi An in the central province of Quang Nam collect garbage and clear mud following the devastation caused by the recent impact of Typhoon Noru, impressing grateful locals in the process.

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21 October, 2022

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foreign tourists unite in effort to clean up hoi an after typhoon noru picture 2 — Following the weather event, residents quickly head out to clean up the city, stabilising the locality following the Typhoon Noru.

foreign tourists unite in effort to clean up hoi an after typhoon noru picture 3 — Locals are able to clear mud on the banks of the Hoai river in Hoi An.

foreign tourists unite in effort to clean up hoi an after typhoon noru picture 4 — Once the rain halts, foreign tourists flock back to the central city to explore the town.

foreign tourists unite in effort to clean up hoi an after typhoon noru picture 5 — Many tourists are willing to assist local residents to clean up the city.

foreign tourists unite in effort to clean up hoi an after typhoon noru picture 6 — Foreign tourists remove trash and wood from the waterway near the An Hoi bridge.

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foreign tourists unite in effort to clean up hoi an after typhoon noru picture 8 — The support given be foreign guests leaves a great impression on local people.

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foreign tourists unite in effort to clean up hoi an after typhoon noru picture 10 — A foreigner helps clear garbage in the central city’s old quarter.

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