Dao Minh Thuan, 36, has been criminally detained for allegedly chasing and kicking his girlfriend's ex-husband off a motorbike in Krong Pac commune, Dak Lak province.
A 25-year-old, Hoang Quoc Cuong, reported to the police and returned 5 billion VND after his account unexpectedly received the sum through 12 transactions.
Duong Dai Long, 29, is accused of repeatedly assaulting his partner's 11-year-old daughter, reportedly due to her poor academic performance, causing injuries.
Quach Moc Tan's fraudulent advertisements for social housing apartments and supposedly legal land projects led hundreds of people to sign capital contribution and deposit contracts, resulting in the embezzlement of over 371 billion VND.
Nguyen The Lu, 34, was sentenced to mot year in prison after receiving nearly 500 million dong that another person mistakenly transferred but failed to return.
Vo Xuan Truong, chairman of Mekolor Joint Stock Company, who once proposed investing 100 billion USD in a North-South high-speed railway, has been accused of distorting information and slandering numerous organizations and individuals.
Seeing slow sales of traditional medicine due to its slow effects, Ha Quang Phuoc is accused of mixing various pain-relieving Western drugs to create faster results and attract buyers.
The prime minister urged citizens to equip themselves with digital skills, stating that "when 100 million people unite in solidarity," it will form the strongest defense for themselves, their families, and the nation.
Nguyen Minh Hien, posing as a bank employee, allegedly lured multiple individuals into a scam by claiming to offer real estate and automobiles at discounted liquidation prices, then misappropriated their investment capital.
After completing a 6-story karaoke bar just as the Covid-19 pandemic caused business to plummet, the owner and his nephew conspired to offer an additional service for regular customers to engage in drug-fueled parties, generating 6,1 billion dong in 19 months.
To protect judges and ensure the independence of judicial activities, the Supreme People's Court proposes various mechanisms, allowing judges 'not to explain' cases they are currently hearing to anyone.
Dinh Cong Thang admitted to importing 2,575 fake D&G, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Dior, and other branded men's and women's clothing, buying them for 100,000 VND each before selling them on the market.
Y Nuen Ayun, 59, was identified as participating in a reactionary organization disguised as a religious group, carrying out numerous activities directed from abroad.
Seven health station officials and staff members in Tuy Hoa ward are accused of using 60 health insurance cards to create fraudulent patient records, embezzling over 3,539 prescriptions for market resale.
Singer Phuong Diem Huyen and a media company director are accused of illegally uploading hundreds of musical works to YouTube, allegedly profiting hundreds of millions of dong.
A 20-year-old woman fabricated a story about being robbed of her iPhone on a street in Tang Nhon Phu ward (formerly Thu Duc City) to ask her parents for money.
The government proposes that conciliators be allowed to request security from commune police when resolving conflicts and disputes that risk leading to violence or public disorder.
Two more teachers have been indicted by the Ministry of Public Security in connection with the irregular math scores case in Tuyen Quang, bringing the total number of individuals charged with the same offense to 29.
Nguyen Duy Manh has been indicted on charges of using a high-pressure water pump to repeatedly spray the head, face, and neck of a worker demolishing an illegally built section of his home.
Nguyen Van Bao Trung has been prosecuted for violating road traffic regulations, nearly two years after driving a truck into the wrong lane and causing the death of a 9th-grade student.
