Hanoi's Kim Lien Market Closes After 30 Years, Nearly 200 Vendors Relocate Due to Fire Safety Issues
Hanoi's Kim Lien Market, a fixture for over three decades, has officially closed its doors due to fire safety deficiencies. Nearly 200 vendors are being relocated, expressing sadness at the loss of their long-standing community while seeking support for their livelihoods.
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