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urban management
Hanoi's AI cameras now sharp enough to fine sidewalk violations
Hanoi is now using ultra-high-definition AI cameras to zoom in on sidewalk violations and issue fines remotely, as the city tightens enforcement of urban order.
World Bank lends HCMC $125 million to improve urban management
Saigon to install cameras to enhance security in central parks
Captain Sidewalk claims new victim in Saigon
Mayor Doan Ngoc Hai says a district department that has been managing a parking lot in the city heart has overstepped the mark.
August 17, 2017 | 02:49 am PT
Saigon puts a price on sidewalks as cleanup campaign peters out
The transport department has proposed higher fees for businesses that wish to use the city's sidewalks ‘to serve demand’.
June 6, 2017 | 12:37 am PT