Vietnam: Unique 'Duck Massage' Service and Traffic Safety Concerns
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2026年9月2日
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Vietnam: Unique 'Duck Massage' Service and Traffic Safety Concerns

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In Vietnam's Mekong Delta, a unique 'duck massage' service is gaining popularity, while dangerous driving by long-haul bus drivers is being strictly addressed, drawing attention to both regional community life and traffic safety.

In Vietnam's Mekong Delta region, a unique service dubbed 'duck massage' is gaining popularity among locals and tourists alike. As the name suggests, this service involves ducks gently stroking customers' feet and other areas, reportedly offering a relaxing experience. Such region-specific services, not commonly found in urban areas, are also drawing attention as potential new tourism resources for the provinces. Meanwhile, traffic safety remains a significant concern in Vietnam. Particularly, reckless driving and speeding by long-haul sleeper bus drivers have become a problem, prompting authorities to intensify strict crackdowns. Recently, a case was reported where a driver was penalized for dangerous overtaking, indicating ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of public transportation. Under Vietnam's one-party system, revitalizing regional economies and ensuring the safety of citizens' lives are key policy priorities for the government. These unique local services hold the potential to contribute to the diversification of the regional economy. Simultaneously, infrastructure development and adherence to traffic rules, necessitated by rapid economic growth, are essential for supporting the safe lives of the people. Regarding its relationship with China, while economic dependence is high, Vietnam continues a foreign policy that balances security concerns. Domestically, social and economic conditions are also indispensable elements for Vietnam's stable development.

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