Hanoi streamlines resettlement procedures for residents affected by Red River bridge project
Hanoi authorities have held direct consultation meetings to streamline administrative procedures for residents being resettled due to major infrastructure projects, including the Tran Hung Dao Bridge, aiming to stabilize livelihoods and accelerate project progress.
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