Hanoi Trims Iconic Scented Trees Amid Public Debate
Hanoi is proceeding with the removal of iconic trees known for their distinctive scent. The decision has sparked debate among residents, with concerns raised about the impact on the cityscape and environment. City authorities cite safety and infrastructure development as reasons, but discussions persist.
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