Ho Chi Minh City Police Detain Facebooker for Smearing GSM
Ho Chi Minh City police have arrested a Facebook user identified as 'Thanh That Tha' for allegedly posting false information that damaged the reputation of GSM Green and Smart Mobility JSC, an electric vehicle ride-hailing service. The arrest followed a complaint from the company.
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