Hanoi Implements Traffic Diversion on Chien Thang Street Until Mid-March 2027
Hanoi City announced a traffic diversion plan on Chien Thang Street from October 1, 2026, to March 15, 2027, to facilitate the construction of an underground culvert. This is part of the Left Nhue River Basin Rainwater Drainage System Investment Project (Phase 1).
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