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The former South Vietnam consisted of the Central Highlands; Mekong Delta; and the Coastal Regions.
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Because the yellow background represents the blood of the Vietnamese people that were fighting for freedom. The 3 red stripes represent the 3 regions of Vietnam, North, Central and South. The triple red stripes symbolize Democracy, Freedom and Human rights and they are symbols of unity under peace. The Vietnamese yellow flag with the 3 red lines is the symbol of freedom.
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