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Residents Affected by Hà Nội Red River Project Report Being Told to Remove Banners

Lê Sáng by Lê Sáng
16 June 2026
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Residents Affected by Hà Nội Red River Project Report Being Told to Remove Banners

Photo source: Đại Lộ Sông Hồng - Thành Phố Sông Hồng; Hồ Tây - Hội Cư dân Hà Nội Facebook group.

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