Hanoi Bans Planting of 18 Tree Species in Urban Greening Initiative
Hanoi has introduced new regulations banning the planting of 18 tree species in its urban greening projects, citing potential environmental risks and aesthetic concerns. The move aims to enhance urban safety and landscape harmony.
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