Vietnam's Highway Project Sparks Resident Frustration Over Lack of Access Roads
Construction of the My An-Cao Lanh expressway in Dong Thap province, Vietnam, is facing resident dissatisfaction due to the lack of essential access roads. While the project progresses, locals are increasingly vocal about the impact on their daily lives and are urging local authorities for solutions.
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