TikToker Arrested for Guiding Drug Use, Vietnam Cracks Down on Online Illegality
Ho Chi Minh City police have arrested Nguyen Tan Phuc, operator of the TikTok account 'A Tý tiktok', for allegedly posting videos guiding the purchase and use of illegal drugs. Vietnamese authorities are intensifying their crackdown on illegal activities on social media.
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