Ho Chi Minh City renovates Xuyen Tam canal
The VND17,000 billion project is stuck in land clearance, Ho Chi Minh City establishes a working group to handle the situation
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HCMC - The Xuyen Tam canal renovation project worth more than VND17,000 billion, affecting more than 2,230 households, is stuck in land clearance and needs to be completely resolved in November.
The project to renovate the most polluted canal in Ho Chi Minh City is stuck because more than 2,000 households have not yet allocated land
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HCMC - The Xuyen Tam canal renovation project with a total investment of more than VND17,000 billion currently has more than 2,000 households that have not yet handed over the site, leading to the risk of being behind schedule.
Starting construction of a social housing project worth nearly 1,000 billion VND to serve the resettlement of the Xuyen Tam canal project
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On the morning of August 8, Ho Chi Minh City started the 864 apartment social housing project at 4 Phan Chu Trinh, Binh Thanh Ward.
HCMC reclaims land from 2,077 households in Binh Thanh District, only 510 households agree to receive compensation
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HCMC - The Xuyen Tam canal renovation project needs to reclaim land from 2,077 households in Binh Thanh district, but so far only 510 households have agreed to receive compensation.
People expect the government to be determined to renovate Xuyen Tam canal in Ho Chi Minh City
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HCMC - People expect the Xuyen Tam canal renovation project to be implemented on schedule, soon returning a clean living environment to the area.
The most polluted canal in Ho Chi Minh City begins to be renovated after many years of waiting
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Ho Chi Minh City - Xuyen Tam Canal, one of the most polluted canals in the city, has been renovated and renovated with a total investment of more than VND17,000 billion.
Starting construction of a project worth over 17,000 billion VND to renovate the most polluted canal in Ho Chi Minh City on May 10
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HCMC - After many missed deadlines, the Xuyen Tam canal renovation project - one of the most polluted canals in the city - will officially start construction on May 10.
Starting construction of the most polluted canal in Ho Chi Minh City before April 30
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HCMC - Go Vap and Binh Thanh districts are speeding up site clearance to start the first package of the Xuyen Tam canal renovation project before April 30, 2025.
The most polluted canal in Ho Chi Minh City is about to be renovated with 17,000 billion VND
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HCMC - After many years of waiting, the Xuyen Tam canal renovation project, the most polluted canal in the city, with a total capital of more than VND17,000 billion, will start construction in April 2025.
Ho Chi Minh City starts 4 projects worth over 42,000 billion VND in 2025
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HCMC - Beltway 2, Nguyen Khoi bridge and road, renovation of Xuyen Tam canal and the North bank of Doi canal with a total capital of more than 42,000 billion VND will start construction in 2025.
Project worth over 17,200 billion VND in Ho Chi Minh City needs to report to the National Assembly
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HCMC - The Xuyen Tam canal renovation project increased its total investment from more than VND9,664 billion to more than VND17,200 billion, so it needs to be reported to the National Assembly according to regulations.
Ho Chi Minh City proposes resettlement for 1,270 households in Binh Thanh and Go Vap
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Ho Chi Minh City will clear 1,270 households in Binh Thanh and Go Vap districts to renovate Xuyen Tam canal. A resettlement support plan for the people has been proposed.
Ho Chi Minh City clears 1,270 households in Binh Thanh and Go Vap districts
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HCMC - The Xuyen Tam Canal renovation project will affect 2,215 households and organizations in Binh Thanh and Go Vap districts, of which 1,270 households will be completely cleared.
The most polluted canal in Ho Chi Minh City is about to be renovated, construction starts in November
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HCMC – The project to renovate Xuyen Tam canal, one of the most polluted canals in HCMC, is expected to start construction on the section through Go Vap district in November.
Ho Chi Minh City is about to evacuate 100 households to make way for a big project
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Ho Chi Minh City - About 100 households living next to Cau Bong canal, along Bui Huu Nghia street are about to be released to implement the project of improving the canal and urban embellishment.
