Ho Chi Minh City Reduces 5.5 Hectares from Southern Urban Project for National Highway Expansion
Ho Chi Minh City has decided to reduce the land acquisition area for a southern urban development project by 5.5 hectares to accommodate the expansion of National Highway No. 1. The project's developer, Phu My Hung Development Corporation, is required to fulfill financial obligations related to the reduced land parcel.
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