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Hanoi Seeks to Woo Red River Residents by Doubling Compensation
Source: Bloomberg
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Hanoi has recommended doubling compensation for residents displaced by the controversial $28 billion Red River boulevard redevelopment project. The proposed payments aim to reduce local resistance and accelerate land clearance, potentially improving execution prospects for a major urban-infrastructure development.
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