Hanoi Residents Relocate as National Highway Expansion Demands Land
Hanoi residents are being displaced to make way for a significant expansion of National Highway 1. Families are dismantling and moving homes, impacting their livelihoods and businesses. The project is deemed crucial for improving the capital's transportation network.
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