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A man has been given capital punishment for robbing and murdering his co-worker in Ho Chi Minh City in 2018. The municipal People’s Court on Wednesday sentenced Nguyen Hoang Phi, 24, who hails from the southern province of Binh Phuoc, to death for murder and robbery. His accomplices, Nguyen Dien Tai and Tran Van Tu, both 21, each received an 18-year jail term for murder and robbery. Tai and Tu were under 18 years old when they committed the offenses. The fourth defendant, 19-year-old Vuong Minh Tuan, was condemned to one year and a half in prison for robbery but he was given a suspended sentence. Tuan was under 16 years old when he committed the violation. According to the indictment, Phi was an employee of a local security guard service company. He was dispatched to Ngoc Chau Company along with Bui Van Dat and some other people from April 1, 2018. On the evening of October 5 the same year, Phi and Dat were on duty during the same shift. Phi then planned on robbing his co-worker and contacted Tai and Tu for their assistance. The man waited until Dat went out for some errands and let his accomplices enter the place. At around 9:30 pm that night, Dat was patrolling the venue when he was attacked and tied up by Tai and Tu. The two also took the victim’s phone and VND1.5 million (US$65), while Phi was in charge of keeping watch. As Dat screamed for help, Phi arrived and told the other two robbers to kill the victim to prevent him from reporting the case to police. Despite Dat begging for mercy, the three strangled him to death with an electric wire. They took Dat’s body to outlying Binh Chanh District and buried it at an empty land plot. On November 15, 2018, Phi and Tuan stole Tai’s motorbike and sold it to Cambodia for some cash. In the following month, Tai’s father discovered that Tuan was involved in the motorbike theft and took him to the local police station. Tuan admitted his wrongdoing to officers, but went on to accuse Phi, …

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Nguyen Duc Thuy, or Boss Thuy, has stock assets worth VND17.3 trillion. However, his real assets are believed to be higher. Nguyen Duc Thuy (right) The price of TDH shares of Thaiholdings increased sharply in the last few trading sessions, exceeding the VND200,000 per share threshold. Since early December 2020, its value has increased by 10 times, from VND20,000 per share to VND201,000. With 86 million TDH, Thuy now has stock assets of VND17.3 trillion. However, the figure could be higher if counting other properties. Thuy was believed to buy a large amount of LienViet Post Bank (LPB) recently. Prior to that, Thuy attended the gong beating ceremony on the day LienViet Post Bank entered the bourse, together with the bank’s key leaders. If only considering the stock assets from TDH, Thuy would be listed as the sixth richest stock billionaire, just after the billionaires listed by Forbes, namely Pham Nhat Vuong, president of Vingroup; Tran Dinh Long, president of Hoa Phat Group; Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, CEO of Vietjet Air; Ho Hung Anh, president of Techcombank; and Nguyen Dang Quang, president of Masan. Thuy is even believed to be richer than the ‘real estate tycoon’ in the south Bui Thanh Nhon, president of Novaland, and Pham Thu Huong, the wife of Vuong. There have been some changes in the list of stock billionaires in Vietnam recently. Long of Hoa Phat Group has become the second richest billionaire, just after Vuong. Meanwhile, in Forbes ranking, Long is in the third position. The first and second positions still belong to Vuong of VIngroup and Thao of Vietjet Air. Thuy is now the chair of the board of directors of Thaigroup and the biggest shareholder of Thaiholdings. He once was on the post of Thaiholdings’ chair, but resigned in February and is now the founder of Thaigroup. Thaiholdings’ capitalization value has soared to VND70.4 trillion, or $3.5 billion. In late 2020, Thaiholdings fixed the list of shareholders and issued 296.1 …

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He made the requirement at a working session between a delegation from Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee and the People’s Committee of District 8. Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Chau added that District 8 needs to pay attention to the selection for apartments investors, the management of apartments; to combat drug-related crimes and make more changes in local transformations. Reporting to the delegation, Deputy Chairman of the People’s Committee of District 8 Nguyen Thanh Sang informed that District 8 set at least 15.9 percent in-target production, service and trade value, job creation for 9,000 people or more this year. The locality also targeted 100 percent for products in environmentally-friendly packings at supermarkets, shopping malls, convenience stores and bookstores; 50 percent for products without plastic bags with reusable produce in markets. In order to promote socio-economic development and contribute urban embellishment, the People's Committee of District 8 suggested  the Municipal People's Committee to consider and direct relevant departments, branches in collaboration with the local authorities to continue implementation of site clearance, compensation and resettlement to build embankments along Doi canal. Additionally, the policy of urban embellishment project in the southern side of the canal using the city the budget is expected to be approved. As for speeding up the implementation process of key traffic projects passing through District 8, the District People's Committee suggested the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City approve the policy of implementing Ring Road No.2 passing through District 8, Binh Tan District and Binh Chanh District; building Binh Tien bridge and road project; the Tung Thien Vuong – National Highway 50 expansion project with the city budget. For the progress of Phu Dinh tidal control sluice sub-project under the project to mitigate urban flooding in Ho Chi Minh City for the first phase, District 8 proposed Ho …

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