Ho Chi Minh City Sees Over 83,000 Users for Digital Citizen Stations
Ho Chi Minh City's Digital Citizen Stations have served over 83,000 residents since their launch, marking a significant step in the city's push to digitize administrative services and enhance citizen convenience.
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