Hanoi Demands Freight Rate Review and Reduction Amidst Falling Fuel Prices
Hanoi City, Vietnam, has requested transportation businesses to review and reduce freight rates in response to falling fuel prices. This move aims to optimize transportation costs and is part of the government's economic policy to stabilize prices and mitigate impacts on citizens' livelihoods.
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