Ho Chi Minh City Accelerates Compensation for Canal Upgrades, Unlocking Urban Development
Ho Chi Minh City is accelerating compensation and land acquisition for residents to expedite the renovation of the Ong Be and Ong Lon canals, crucial projects for urban development and flood control. This initiative is vital for the city's infrastructure improvement and waterfront enhancement.
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