Vietnam News Highlights: A Recap of Major Events on October 1st

Vietnam News Highlights: A Recap of Major Events on October 1st

Unilever.edu.vn brings you a comprehensive recap of the most significant news stories that unfolded across Vietnam on October 1st. From gripping crime reports and natural disasters to social issues and economic updates, we’ve got you covered.

Crime and Justice

Brutal Attack on Taxi Driver in Ho Chi Minh City:
In a shocking incident, a man armed with a machete viciously attacked a technology taxi driver in Vĩnh Lộc A commune, Bình Chánh district, leaving him critically injured. The incident, caught on a security camera, showed a heated argument between the driver and the assailant before the brutal attack.

Woman Uses Charm to Commit Thefts:
Police in Đà Nẵng have apprehended Nguyễn Thị Giang, a woman accused of using her charm to lure men into motels and stealing their possessions. Giang, who has a history of similar offenses, has been evading authorities since 2023.

Hanoi Court Sentences Murderer to Death:
Tạ Duy Khanh, 39, was sentenced to death by the Hanoi People’s Court for the brutal murder of a young woman in October 2023. Khanh confessed to the crime, admitting he killed the victim, dismembered her body, and threw it into the Red River. The motive for the horrific act was revealed to be an unpaid debt.

Major Drug Bust in Thanh Hoa Province:
Police in Thanh Hoa Province have dismantled a major inter-provincial drug trafficking ring led by Đỗ Hoàng Hiệp, known as “Hiệp máu.” Seven accomplices, including notorious gangsters Nguyễn Hải Long and Lê Quang Hoàn, were also apprehended. The ring is accused of trafficking ketamine, ecstasy, and other synthetic drugs from Hanoi to Thanh Hoa.

Carjacking in Can Tho:
Ngô Bảo Trường, 27, has been arrested for carjacking a technology taxi driver in Cần Thơ. The incident unfolded at the IC3 intersection, where Trường, suspected to be under the influence of drugs, overpowered the driver and fled in the vehicle. He was later apprehended in Tiền Giang province.

Violent Robbery in Bình Dương:
Two young men were apprehended in Thuận An City, Bình Dương province, for a violent robbery attempt. They targeted a pedestrian’s mobile phone, but citizens intervened, resulting in injuries.

Drug Use in Karaoke Bar:
Police in Cư M’gar district, Đắk Lắk province, caught a group of young men and women using drugs in a karaoke bar. The group admitted to pooling money to buy methamphetamine after a drinking session.

Accidents and Disasters

Fatal Motorcycle Accident in Gia Lai:
A young man lost his life in a tragic motorcycle accident in Đức Cơ district, Gia Lai province, after colliding with a stray cow on National Highway 19.

Newlyweds Robbed in Thanh Hoa:
A newly married couple in Sầm Sơn City, Thanh Hoa province, woke up to discover they had been robbed of 1.5 taels of gold and tens of millions of Vietnamese Dong in cash. Police arrested a suspect, Đỗ Thành Luân, who confessed to breaking into the couple’s home and stealing the valuables.

Landslide Devastation in Hà Giang:
A devastating landslide in Việt Vinh commune, Bắc Quang district, Hà Giang province, buried multiple homes and vehicles. Rescue efforts are ongoing, but nine people remain missing.

Truck Overturns on Highway, Looting Ensues:
A truck carrying fertilizer overturned on the Noi Bai – Lao Cai Expressway, causing significant damage to the vehicle and spilling its cargo. Disturbingly, some bystanders reportedly looted the spilled fertilizer despite the driver’s pleas.

Education Controversy

Teacher Requests Donations for Laptop:
A fourth-grade teacher at Trương Dương Primary School in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, has sparked controversy by requesting donations from parents to purchase a personal laptop. The teacher, who claims to have lost her previous computer at school, defended her actions, stating that she did not coerce parents and believed it was a common practice under the “socialization of education” policy. However, some parents have accused her of retaliating against those who did not contribute by refusing to prepare lesson plans and selling snacks to students.

Economic Updates

Van Thịnh Phát Trial Continues:
The trial of Trương Mỹ Lan, the former chairwoman of the Van Thịnh Phát Group, continued with a focus on recouping losses for investors. Lan proposed selling several assets, including shares in various companies and a joint venture with Vietcombank, to recover funds and compensate bondholders.

Other Noteworthy News

No Amnesty for Former High-Ranking Officials:
Deputy Minister of Public Security, Lieutenant General Nguyễn Ngọc Lâm, confirmed that former high-ranking officials Đinh La Thăng, Chu Ngọc Anh, and Phạm Xuân Thăng were not granted amnesty in the 2024 presidential pardon.

Super Typhoon Kraton Heads Towards Vietnam:
Super Typhoon Kraton is projected to enter the northeastern area of the North East Sea, prompting the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to issue warnings for coastal provinces from Quảng Ninh to Bình Định. Fishermen and boat owners are urged to track the typhoon’s movements closely and seek shelter.

Floating Bridge Opens in Phú Thọ:
The 249th Engineer Brigade opened a temporary floating bridge across the Red River in Phú Thọ province, providing a vital connection between Tam Nông and Lâm Thao districts after the collapse of the Phong Châu Bridge on September 9th.

Murder of Elderly Xe Om Drivers in An Giang:
Police in An Giang province have arrested Hồ Minh Thuận, 28, for the murder of an elderly xe ôm driver, Nguyễn Văn Thuận. The suspect admitted to targeting xe ôm drivers in the Đồng Kỳ market area to rob them.

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