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Many projects on verge of lagging behind schedule as steel prices surge

The Saigon Times
By Kim Ngan
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Since early March, domestic steel prices have increased three times by an average of VND600,000-1.4 million per ton, worrying many contractors and slowing down the execution of many projects.
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