Hanoi Explores Underground Pedestrian Network to Enhance Urban Mobility
Hanoi is considering the construction of an underground pedestrian network to alleviate congestion and improve convenience around the Opera House. This initiative is part of Vietnam's broader development strategy aimed at enhancing urban infrastructure and the quality of life for residents.
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