Hanoi Approves Red River Urban Development Plan Covering Over 11,400 Hectares
Hanoi has approved an urban development plan for the Red River area, encompassing 11,418 hectares and projected to accommodate 800,000 to 1.2 million residents. This marks a significant step in Vietnam's rapid urbanization and infrastructure development.
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