HCMC's 63-year-old apartment complex faces collapse as 141 families stay put
A 63-year-old apartment complex in Ho Chi Minh City is on the verge of collapse, classified as Grade D danger in 2017. Despite the risks, 141 families remain, hoping for compensation to buy new homes rather than accept temporary housing.
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