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Orlando shooting victims remembered in Hanoi

Friday, 19:56, 17/06/2016
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VOV.VN - A memorial was held and tributes offered at the American Club in Hanoi on June 17 for the 49 people who were killed and the 53 wounded at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida last weekend. 

Signature of US Ambassador to Vietnam Ted Osius


Photos of the victims


Commemorative wreaths


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