Ho Chi Minh City Halts Power to Polluting Firm Under New Law
Ho Chi Minh City has, for the first time, cut power to a plastic manufacturing company for persistent environmental pollution, under a new resolution. The company was found to be illegally discharging wastewater and dumping waste. This action signals a stricter enforcement approach towards non-compliant businesses.
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