Hanoi plans second airport and restricts private vehicles in city center
Hanoi has unveiled a 100-year master plan featuring a second airport and restrictions on private vehicles in the city center. The city aims to increase public transport usage to 60% by 2065 and transition to green energy in public transit.
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