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Da Nang cracks down on illegal tents and camping around Son Tra Peninsula

30.05.2026 07:16 1 min 1 source
vietnam.vn ARA
Da Nang cracks down on illegal tents and camping around Son Tra Peninsula
Original source: vietnam.vn

Authorities in Da Nang have launched a campaign against illegal camping and tent pitching on Son Tra Peninsula following tourist complaints about unsanitary conditions. During raids on April 30 and May 1, temporary shelters were dismantled and violators were cited. The measures aim to protect the ecosystem, prevent forest fires, and maintain beach aesthetics.

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Da Nang cracks down on illegal tents and camping around Son Tra Peninsula

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