Innovation in garbage collection vehicles is an important step in ensuring environmental sanitation, contributing to building a civilized, clean and beautiful urban area in a sustainable direction.

Hanoi's authorities have called for action due to recent fires in the city, which have caused billions of Vietnamese dongs in property losses and resulted in many deaths.

The Soc Son waste-to-energy plant in Hanoi has realized the dream of turning waste into a resource, creating a premise to promote the circular economy.

Hanoi currently discharges around 6,000 tons of solid domestic waste daily, 89% of which are buried.

Hanoi currently discharges around 6,000 tons of solid domestic waste daily, 89% of which are buried.

When the waste-to-energy plant is in service, it is expected to reduce waste pollution that affects the lives of locals.

The leader of Hanoi Urban Environment Company (Urenco) said that he will mobilize 100% of human resources to collect garbage in urban districts.