Ho Chi Minh City Conducts Large-Scale Firefighting and Rescue Drill at Nam Con Son Pipeline Company
Ho Chi Minh City conducted a large-scale firefighting and rescue drill at the Nam Con Son Pipeline Company on October 16. Hundreds of firefighters and numerous specialized vehicles participated, aiming to enhance response capabilities to potential crises. This initiative is part of ensuring the safety of critical infrastructure in Vietnam.
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