Ho Chi Minh City's VND10 Trillion Anti-Tide Project Nears Operation, Offering Hope to Residents
Ho Chi Minh City's long-awaited VND10 trillion anti-tide project is set to commence operations in November. Featuring eight advanced control gates and a sophisticated sluice system, it is expected to mitigate flooding for over 6.5 million residents.
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