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HCMC canals
HCMC lacks docks for yachts
The demand for yachts in HCMC is increasing, but most mooring sites do not meet standards, hindering both manufacturers and buyers.
HCMC nowhere near target to relocate makeshift homes along canals
HCMC completes expansion of largest wastewater treatment plant
Missing barriers add threat to Saigon canal system
Many canals running through residential areas in Ho Chi Minh City have lost parts of their barriers, putting local people, especially children, at risk.
May 12, 2022 | 07:53 pm PT
Canal revival breathes life back into HCMC
Millions of Saigonese have resumed normal life after waterways dissecting their neighborhoods were saved from the grip of pollution.
April 30, 2021 | 08:22 pm PT
HCMC mulls mechanical trash picker for canal system
HCMC's Transport Department has requested approval to spend VND13 billion ($565,000) renting a machine to clear trash from three canals.
January 15, 2021 | 03:50 am PT