Saturday, 17/10/2026
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Another book street to open this Oct. in HCM City

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VOV.VN - It was unveiled on Friday, September 8, that a second book street is preparing to open this October on Nguyen Dong Chi Road in District 7 of Ho Chi Minh City, reports the Zing Online newspaper. 

Le Hoang, vice chair of the Vietnam Publishing Association, said the new book street will contribute to advancing the reading culture within the community as well as publishing industry. 

Plans for the new book street, he said, include some 20 bookstalls, a coffee shop and both men’s and women’s restrooms. 
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