VietNamNet Bridge – Many roads amid the heart of Hanoi, the capital city, are even sleazier than rural markets.


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These "rural markets" appear on many streets in Hanoi, mainly selling fruit and vegetables, meat and daily food consumption for local residents.
More than half of the length of Luong Yen Street has become a market.



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Most of the sellers come from the suburbs and neighboring provinces. These “markets” are illegal. The sellers and the buyers make transactions on the road, obstructing the traffic. They also discharge rubbish on the road.



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The intersection of Nguyen Khac Can and Pham Su Manh streets.
This “market” is always crowded with people buying and selling.




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Shrimp and fish on Pham Su Manh street.


 
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The market on Nguyen Khac Can Street.



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A market on the pavement of Dang Dung Street.




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Nguyen Khac Hieu Street.



 
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Phao Dai Lang road.



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The sidewalk is occupied by sellers.



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Traffic congestion occurs frequently on this narrow street.


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