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Farmers in Hanoi’s Tu Lien bonsai village are picking up the pieces after Typhoon Yagi.   Dozens of hectares of kumquat and peach blossom growing have been seriously flooded resulting in 60 per cent loss of the village's.   Many families lost everything, affecting the bonsai market during this traditional Lunar New Year (Tet) festival.   WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00The US government is very cruel,

00:27spending a lot of money on my family.

00:31I don't know how I could be a genius.

00:33I have to bear with it.

00:36I feel like I don't know what to think.

00:39People around me have already given up.

00:42I feel so far away.

00:45But that's all I know.

00:47I feel like I have to give up.

00:50It's better at home,

00:52so I have to move around.

00:57The government is not giving up.

01:01It's not giving up.

01:04It's not giving up.

01:06The water level is rising.

01:09It's rising every day.

01:11It's rising every day.

01:13I never thought it would rise this much.

01:15I thought it would rise to the Pacific Ocean.

01:19But it's rising to the mainland.

01:20There are so many trees here.

01:22There are about 100-200 trees.

01:25There are about 500 trees here.

01:27There are about 300,000-300,000 trees here.

01:30There are about 300,000-300,000 trees here.

01:36There's a lot of damage today.

01:38I'm sure people will be hungry next year.

01:42I've never seen such a big flood since I was born.

01:48I don't know what to think.

01:52The only thing I know now is that I have to go to the mainland.

01:57Most of the people lost their jobs this year.

02:02Only a few people are still able to harvest.

02:07Most of the people lost their jobs.

02:10For the farmers here,

02:13they can't buy rice because of the trees.

02:17As a farmer, I don't have a job.

02:22My life is very difficult.

02:24I don't know what to do with my harvest.

02:27I have to go to the mainland.

02:30The weather is very cold this year.

02:32The weather is very cold this year.

02:34I have to go to the mainland.

02:36I used to live here for 10 days.

02:38Now, I live here for 3 days.

02:47A population of 2,519.

02:54Does it rain?

02:55According to the information,

02:57the government is also concerned about the flood condition

03:00and may provide funds.

03:04That is what I don't know yet.

03:08I'm afraid there will be no new year.

03:10How can we have flowers to serve the people of Vung Tau?

03:14Without the peach trees, there will be other flowers.

03:16If there is no tree, there will be another one.

03:18We are researching.

03:20If there are not enough houses,

03:22we can try to make fewer.

03:24Maybe next time,

03:26if the phenomenon happens,

03:28we can move the trees

03:30to other places.

03:32We can move the trees

03:34to other places.

03:40The luckiest thing is

03:42the humans.

03:44As you said,

03:46there are all kinds of humans.

03:48If possible,

03:50I want to have someone

03:52to support me.

03:54I want to make

03:56at least 40 trees.

03:58I want to make

04:00at least 40 trees.

04:02I want to make

04:04at least 40 trees.

04:06Otherwise, I will lose my job.

04:16Please subscribe.

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