Many people and tourists returned to stroll, take photos, and enjoy the fresh air after many days of bad weather.
Previously, floods from the Cai River brought a large amount of garbage including broken trees, dried coconuts, plastic bottles, fishing gear, etc. to the beach, piled up, causing loss of aesthetics and environmental pollution.
In recent days, the Ho Chi Minh City Environmental Workers' Force has coordinated with forces in Nha Trang, businesses and people to participate in collecting and transporting hundreds of tons of waste for treatment.
Cleaning is carried out continuously from early morning to night to restore the landscape of the coastal route.
Mr. Tran Xuan Tay - Chairman of Nha Trang Ward People's Committee - said that the timely support of Ho Chi Minh City forces demonstrates the spirit of solidarity and sharing that is very appreciated.
According to the Khanh Hoa Department of Construction, Ho Chi Minh City has mobilized 11 garbage trucks, 6 garbage compactors and 300 human resources to participate in collecting garbage and mud in Nha Trang.
This activity spreads the spirit of "HCMC for the whole country, with the whole country", contributing to sharing difficulties with people in disaster areas, while helping the locality soon stabilize life and restore the image of tourism.
