Hanoi Accelerates Infrastructure with New Road Projects Amidst Delays
Hanoi's Vinh Tuy Ward has broken ground on two new road construction projects aimed at improving connectivity. Concurrently, nine major transportation projects across the city face potential delays due to land acquisition and utility relocation issues.
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