Japanese Child's Death at Luxury Resort Leads to Construction Violation Charges
A man has been indicted for violating construction regulations in connection with the drowning of an 11-year-old Japanese boy at a luxury resort in Lam Dong province more than four years ago. The investigation was reopened after an initial suspension.
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