Illegal 'shadow market' operates overnight behind Hanoi cemetery
An illegal wholesale flower market has been operating overnight behind a cemetery in Hanoi, disrupting local life and security. Authorities are intensifying efforts to clear such spontaneous markets by 2027.
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