Fake Fire Extinguisher Case: Former Director Accused of Receiving VND 15 Billion in Bribes
In a fake fire extinguisher case in Vietnam, allegations have surfaced of over VND 17 billion paid as bribes to pass inspections. A former fire equipment company director is accused of receiving approximately VND 15 billion, revealing a systemic corruption scheme.
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