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Broken street light reports in Ho Chi Minh City
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Report broken street lights, dim lamps and dark stretches in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Lighting outages affect pedestrian safety, traffic visibility and crime rates — fast reporting helps utilities prioritize repairs.
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About civic issues in Ho Chi Minh City
OpenStreetProblem tracks community-reported civic issues in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Be the first to report an issue here. Report potholes, garbage, flooding, broken lights, and more. Help make Ho Chi Minh City better.
FAQ — Broken street lights in Ho Chi Minh City
How do I report a broken street light in Ho Chi Minh City?
Photograph the pole — if possible at night so the outage is visible, or in daylight with a clear shot of the lamp head. Include a nearby landmark in the frame so utility crews can locate it. Submit and the report goes out to Ho Chi Minh City's lighting authority and contractors.
Should I report a flickering or dim light?
Yes — flickering lights often signal an imminent failure or a wiring problem that's a fire risk. Mark severity as Medium and add "flickering" or "intermittent" in the description.
What if a whole row of lights is out?
Take one photo showing the dark stretch, then submit a single report describing the extent ("12 lamps out on Jalan Penang from junction X to junction Y"). One coordinated report is more useful than many duplicates.
How long until a broken light gets fixed?
Repair times vary by city and outage type. Single bulb replacements can be 1-3 days; cable faults 1-2 weeks. Following the report on OpenStreetProblem will notify you as soon as the status changes to Resolved.