Massive Livestock Project in Vietnam's Ha Tinh Province, Once Valued at Trillions, Goes to Auction
A vast cattle and crop cultivation project in Vietnam's Ha Tinh province, initially valued at over 4.5 trillion VND (approx. $190 million), is set for auction after years of abandonment. Despite downsizing, the project's revival remains uncertain, raising concerns for regional economic impact.
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