Hanoi Residents Endure Life in 'Truncated' Homes Amid Infrastructure Projects
In Hanoi, numerous residents continue to live in 'truncated' homes, with parts of their houses cut off due to land acquisition for major infrastructure projects. Despite facing inconveniences, some express understanding for the nation's development.
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