
Dong Nai: Karaoke Bar Fire Extinguished After Hours
A fire broke out at a karaoke bar in Binh Phuoc ward, Dong Nai city, Dong Nai province, and was extinguished after several hours of firefighting efforts. No casualties have been reported at this time. Recent news from the region includes infrastructure development and drug busts.
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