Former Deputy General Director of VNCB Called to Surrender
Vietnam's Supreme People's Procuracy has called for the surrender of former Deputy General Director Do Hoang Linh and Tran Trong Nghia, implicated in violations of lending regulations at Vietnam Construction Bank (VNCB). The appeal, including for internationally wanted Linh, signals intensified law enforcement efforts.
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