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Author Archives: Dam Xuan Viet

Dam Xuan Viet is a freelance press assistant and aspiring photojournalist, based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. A Harry Potter fanatic and committed cat owner/butler, he tries to live everyday according to the Ellen Degeneres quote “Be kind to one another.”

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A New Model for Ho Chi Minh City’s Sidewalks

Avatar photoAvatar photo by Michael Tatarski and Dam Xuan Viet 9 July 201828 May 2021

Amid a resumed clearing campaign, some of Ho Chi Minh City’s sidewalk vendors have embraced changes. But questions remain over what might be lost if the city is turned into a “little Singapore”.

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