TP.HCM Đang Chìm: Sẽ Có Cuộc Đại Xoay Trục Hàng Trăm Nghìn Tỷ Từ Nam Sài Gòn Lên Củ Chi - Hóc Môn?

A four-story house in An Lac Ward, Binh Tan District — despite having its foundation piled 30 meters deep — still sank more than 60 cm in just 10 years, causing the foundation to crack. Not far away, the An Lac Ward Cultural and Sports Center recorded a record subsidence: 81.8 cm. In District 8, the pedestrian bridge across Vo Van Kiet Avenue sank 40 cm, forcing the construction of additional steps for people to walk. These are physical evidences of a crisis taking place right under the city. Ho Chi Minh City — Vietnam’s economic locomotive — is sinking day by day. Let’s find out with BCNN: What physical evidence shows that the city is “collapsing” from the inside? What is the real scientific cause — subsidence, groundwater, or the urban load itself? And is the strategic pivot to the Northwest (Cu Chi - Hoc Mon) the inevitable future of Ho Chi Minh City? #bcnn , #tphcm , #tphcmchim , #ngaplut , #khudongtphcm , #quan7 , #hocmon , #tintuc 0:00 Intro 01:52 The appearance of a "Sinking City" - Physical Evidence 04:43 Decoding the rate of subsidence and red alert areas 08:31 Development Paradox - Building the future on "sinking" land 11:09 Multi-center vision and the attraction to high ground 14:10 Conclusion - A warning from Jakarta Contact information: [email protected]