Ho Chi Minh City Aims for 80% Good Air Days by 2030, Sustained Improvement by 2045
Ho Chi Minh City has unveiled a plan to achieve good or moderate air quality on 80% of days annually by 2030, with sustained improvement targeted by 2045. This initiative addresses air pollution primarily stemming from traffic and industrial activities.
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