Quy Nhon City Proposes Mountain Flattening and Relocation to Mitigate Landslide Risk
Quy Nhon City in central Vietnam has proposed flattening the landslide-prone Nui Mot mountain and relocating 228 households. The project, estimated at VND500 billion (approximately USD20 million), also aims to develop a new residential area.
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