Vietnam's New Year Kicks Off with 'Spray Paint Debt Collection' Incident
A bizarre incident in Vietnam saw a woman spray-paint a man demanding debt repayment on New Year's Day. The man was forced to clean himself, and the event gained traction on social media. The incident highlights issues of debt collection practices and the impact of social media in Vietnam.
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