Hanoi Denies Rumors of Milk Flower Tree Removal from Residential Areas
Hanoi authorities have denied rumors of cutting and pruning milk flower trees from residential areas. Meanwhile, the government will provide subsidies to those who participated in resistance, and Ho Chi Minh City aims for 100% treatment of industrial wastewater.
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