Da Nang City Police Announce Personnel Decisions, Strengthening National Security Investigation Command
Da Nang City Police in central Vietnam announced personnel decisions on November 6, appointing Colonel Tran Minh Nguyen as the head of the National Security Investigation Agency. This move strengthens command authority within the city's police force, likely in connection with recent efforts to combat transnational crime and maintain public order.
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