Cam Ranh Coastline Suffers From Lobster Farming Waste
Cam Ranh Bay's coastline in Vietnam is increasingly choked with waste from lobster farming, including shells, plastic debris, and old nets, leading to foul odors, environmental damage, and impacts on tourism. Local authorities are addressing the issue, but a comprehensive solution requires significant investment and planned relocation.
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