Ho Chi Minh City residents hope the Hy Vong canal will be revived soon to escape pollution

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    HCMC - Although the locality has actively promoted and encouraged people not to dump garbage into the canal, the pollution situation in the Hy Vong canal is still continuously recurring.

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