Hanoi's Ring Road 2.5 Project Displaces Residents, Leaving Them With Land But No Homes
The ongoing construction of Hanoi's Ring Road 2.5 project has led to numerous residents losing parts or all of their land, struggling to secure or repair their homes. Compensation alone is often insufficient for purchasing new residences or rebuilding, forcing many into temporary rentals.
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