Da Nang City Prepares Administrative Unit Reorganization
Da Nang City in central Vietnam is proceeding with the reorganization of its administrative units, categorizing them into four groups, including those that do not meet population and area standards. This aims to rectify inefficient scales, expand development space, and optimize resource utilization.
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