Hanoi Targets Collection and Treatment of All Industrial Solid Waste
Hanoi has announced a new plan to ensure all industrial solid waste from its high-tech parks, industrial parks, and industrial clusters is collected and treated according to regulations. This initiative aims to strengthen waste management and tighten control over scrap collection, storage, and recycling facilities across the capital.
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