Ho Chi Minh City Proposes Over VND 10.8 Trillion for Western Road Expansion
Ho Chi Minh City has proposed an expansion and drainage improvement plan for Tan Ky Tan Quy Street and the Phan Anh - An Duong Vuong axis, with an estimated total cost exceeding VND 10.8 trillion (approximately USD 450 million). The project aims to alleviate chronic traffic congestion and enhance infrastructure in densely populated western areas.
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