Vietnam Health Ministry Deputy Minister's Corruption Case Under Central Scrutiny
A corruption case involving Vietnam's Deputy Minister of Health, Tran Van Thuan, has been placed under the direct supervision of the Central Steering Committee for Anti-Corruption and Anti-Waste. The committee aims to accelerate investigations and prosecutions of high-profile cases of national concern.
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