Vietnamese Oil Tycoon Repays $3.9 Million Ahead of Embezzlement Trial
Chu Thi Thanh, a prominent figure in Vietnam's oil sector, has repaid VND 99 billion (approx. $3.9 million) ahead of her trial for embezzlement from the gasoline price stabilization fund and illegal invoice sales. She and her accomplices are accused of causing losses totaling around VND 100 billion.
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