Can Tho Leases Former Court and Prosecutor Buildings to Boost Land Utilization
Can Tho City in southern Vietnam has announced the leasing of 33 former government properties, including sites previously housing courts, prosecutor's offices, and civil judgment enforcement agencies. This move aims to optimize land use and bolster local finances.
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