Ho Chi Minh City Reviews Support Mechanisms for Land Donors
Ho Chi Minh City is reviewing its support mechanisms for residents who donate land for road expansion projects. The move aims to balance resident burden reduction with infrastructure development, recognizing citizen cooperation as crucial for smooth urban growth.
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