Vietnam has entered a period of national mourning following the death of Nguyen Phu Trong, the country's influential Communist Party chief, at the age of 80. Trong, who passed away last Friday, was regarded as Vietnam's most powerful leader in recent years. A two-day state funeral began on Thursday, drawing thousands of mourners, including high-ranking Vietnamese officials and international tributes, to pay their respects in Hanoi. The nation's capital saw a significant outpouring of grief, with citizens and officials alike donning black attire to honor the late leader. Trong's leadership and contributions to the country were highlighted during the ceremonies, marking the end of an era for Vietnam.
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