PNJ Jewelry Accountant Accused of Embezzling Over 20 Billion VND, Store Manager's Oversight Questioned
An accountant at a PNJ jewelry store in Hanoi is accused of embezzling over 20 billion VND in sales revenue for online gambling over six months. The store manager, responsible for business operations and bank account oversight, reportedly failed to conduct regular reconciliations.
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