10,000 billion VND flood control project reaches over 90% of volume, accelerating towards the finish line

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    Ho Chi Minh City - Many items of the 10,000 billion VND flood control project are being urgently completed in the anticipation of the people.

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    Ho Chi Minh City - Phase 2026 - 2030, Ho Chi Minh City is expected to implement 87 projects with a total capital of about 140,000 billion VND, aiming to basically solve 50 flooded locations.

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    Sluggish flood control project, wealthy residential areas in Ho Chi Minh City still suffer from flooding

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    Ho Chi Minh City - Famous as a wealthy neighborhood, but Thao Dien is still miserable because of flooding. The flood control project was first approved in 2017 and is still under construction.

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    After many years of delay, a series of flood control projects in Ho Chi Minh City are about to be completed

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    After many years of stagnation, the nearly 10,000 billion VND tide prevention project and 3 landslide prevention sections of Thanh Da peninsula are accelerating, setting a target to be completed in 2026, hoping to reduce flooding and prevent landslides for people in Ho Chi Minh City.

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    Ho Chi Minh City will spend 140,000 billion VND to implement 87 flood control projects by 2030

    MINH QUÂN |

    Ho Chi Minh City - Phase 2026 - 2030, Ho Chi Minh City is expected to implement 87 projects with a total capital of about 140,000 billion VND, aiming to basically solve 50 flooded locations.

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    Sluggish flood control project, wealthy residential areas in Ho Chi Minh City still suffer from flooding

    MINH QUÂN |

    Ho Chi Minh City - Famous as a wealthy neighborhood, but Thao Dien is still miserable because of flooding. The flood control project was first approved in 2017 and is still under construction.

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    After many years of delay, a series of flood control projects in Ho Chi Minh City are about to be completed

    MINH QUÂN |

    After many years of stagnation, the nearly 10,000 billion VND tide prevention project and 3 landslide prevention sections of Thanh Da peninsula are accelerating, setting a target to be completed in 2026, hoping to reduce flooding and prevent landslides for people in Ho Chi Minh City.