Da Nang Mobilizes Over 800 Participants for Environment Month, Pushing for Sustainable Urban Development
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Da Nang Mobilizes Over 800 Participants for Environment Month, Pushing for Sustainable Urban Development

Central Vietnam's Da Nang City launched a major environmental protection campaign with over 800 participants for Environment Month and Vietnam Sea and Island Week. The city is calling for active participation from citizens and businesses to foster sustainable development and establish its brand as a livable city.

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