People rejoice as 3-decade-polluted canal revives
QUỲNH TÚ |
HCMC - After decades of living next to the polluted Hang Bang Canal, Ms. Mac Thi Cuc (District 5) is happy that the canal flowing through her area has been renovated and improved.
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TÚ QUỲNH |
HCMC - A section of the Hang Bang Canal renovation project through District 5 is urgently completing the final stages to prepare for inauguration on January 17.
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