Ho Chi Minh City to Renovate Old Sewers from Inside, Avoiding Road Excavation
Ho Chi Minh City will begin renovating approximately 2.1 km of aging drainage pipes in its central districts from the inside, without excavating roads. This method aims to minimize traffic congestion and disruption to residents' lives, utilizing Japanese technology.
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