Houses for resettlement deserted in Ho Chi Minh City
Saturday, December 16, 2017, 21:49 GMT+7
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| The Vinh Loc B relocation zone in Binh Chanh District, Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Tuoi Tre |
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| The location is nearly deserted and many apartments have degraded. |
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| It is quite rare to spot a vehicle or resident in this housing complex. |
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| A man fixes the power lines, which often encounter problems at the relocation zone. |
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| Local residents are concerned about their safety amidst the deteriorated infrastructure. |
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| Residents at the relocation zone are unable to find a stable job. |
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| A young boy cycles alone in the complex. |
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| Slow business at a street food stall |
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| Old furniture stays behind after owners move from an apartment. |
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| The empty premise of the Vinh Loc B relocation zone |
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| Local residents are concerned about their safety amidst the deteriorated infrastructure. |
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| A resident grows vegetable inside the complex. |
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| A family still uses an antenna to watch TV. |
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| The apartment complex on Man Thien Street in District 9 |
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| Most of the apartment owners have sold their properties. |
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| The family of Ta Thi Gai (L), one of the relocated households, is still unable to pay their debt on flat. |
