Vietnam Eatery Fined Over 8.2 Million VND for Price Deception
An eatery in central Vietnam has been fined over 8.2 million VND for overcharging customers and failing to display prices. Social media outcry prompted administrative action, ordering the restaurant to display prices and refund excess charges.
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