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Vietnamese Man Charged with Killing Colleague in Laos

Quang Tri Province Police have charged Nguyen Dinh Giang, 31, from Hanoi, with murder for allegedly shooting and killing a colleague in Laos. Giang reportedly had a conflict with the victim while working in Laos, fled to Vietnam after the incident, and was subsequently arrested.

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