Former Thanh Hoa Province Vice Chairman Faces Prison Sentence for State Asset Misappropriation
Vietnam's former Thanh Hoa Province Vice Chairman has been indicted for 36-42 months in prison for causing over 5.1 billion VND (approx. $280,000 USD) in state asset losses through illegal mineral mining rights transfers and permits. Ten other defendants face charges including conspiracy.
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