Hue City Closes Cemeteries for Tourism Development, Reallocating Land for Infrastructure
Hue City's Thuan An ward has banned new burials and tomb construction in all cemeteries from October 31, aiming to reallocate land for tourism development and infrastructure, thereby boosting the local economy.
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