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robin des bois;43239 wrote:Fernand Naudin –Les cons ça ose tout ! C’est même à ça qu’on les reconnaît.
Le Vietnam est un pays normal : il y a meme des cons (tres, tres) dangereux.
Et jeune avec ca (23 ans) ; la valeur n’attend pas le nombre des annees.Pour enlever un gamin le avant Noel, le tuer et demander a son pere de virer la rancon sur son compte bancaire, faut en tenir une sacree couche.
Vu que la peine de mort n’a pas ete abolie au Vietnam, il risque de ne pas pouvoir recommencer des betises du meme genre.HCMC police nab boy’s killer
Pham Cong To
The Ho Chi Minh City police Monday took in a man for allegedly kidnapping a boy for ransom and murdering him. Pham Cong To, 23, has confessed to luring nine-year-old Duong Ha Duc Tin from HCMC to a deserted area in neighboring Binh Duong Province on December 22 and strangling him to death there.
He told the boy he would take him by motorcycle to some stone caves that had been decorated for Christmas Day.
To also confessed, he had wrapped the corpse in two bags and dropped it into a gutter.
Asked why he had killed the boy after kidnapping him for ransom, he said: “If I had tried to confine Tin in some place, there would have been nobody to keep an eye on him. Besides, we might have been discovered.”
Tin’s father, Duong Van Cuong, received a call December 25 when he was told to pay VND50 million (US$3,100) into a bank account.
The police, to whom Cuong had reported his missing son just that day, found To using the account number which they traced to a bank in his native Nam Dinh town.
They arrested him last Friday as he was going to the Nam Dinh branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of Vietnam.
The police have discovered that To was once a porter working for Tin’s uncle at Song Than Railway Station in Binh Duong.
He also has a criminal record after once getting a nine-month suspended sentence for stealing.
Reported by Dam HuyC’est a mettre en paralelle avec cette information.
Vietnam auto sales nearly double in 2007
Motorcyclists pass a large billboard advertising a foreign brand car in Hanoi
Vietnam automobile sales nearly doubled to more than 80,000 units last year compared to 2006, driven by a 128 percent rise in demand for passenger cars, manufacturers said Tuesday. [FONT=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Toyota topped the list of 17 manufacturers who make or assemble automobiles in the country with over 20,000 domestically-assembled units sold, followed by Truong Hai, GM Daewoo and Vinaxuki, they said.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Total auto sales increased to 80,392 units from January to December, up 97 percent compared to the previous year, the Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (VAMA) said in a report.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]In December 2007 alone, sales volume reached 12,006 units, up 96 percent compared to the same month of 2006.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Communist Vietnam, a emerging economy with 8.5 percent growth last year, moved from bicycles to motorcycles in the 1990s and is now seeing a rise in car ownership, especially in cities, despite high import tariffs.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Source: AFP[/FONT]
[FONT=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]http://www.thanhniennews.com/business/?catid=2&newsid=34873
[/FONT]Draft regulations to strictly limit street food vendors in Ha Noi(26-12-2007)
Peddlers sell fruit on Quan Thanh Street in the capital city. — VNS Photo Viet Thanh
HA NOI — Thousands of street vendors in the capital city stand to run foul of a new draft regulation on street management which only allows vendors on unnamed streets and alleys.The regulations will be issued at the beginning of next year.The draft abolishes a previous municipal decision which makes it possible for food vendors to run business between 5am and 8am and between 7pm and midnight, as this would be against the road traffic law.Ha Noi People’s Committee deputy chairman Nguyen Van Khoi said roads and pavements were for traffic purposes only and not for business.He made the comments at a workshop organised last Friday to discuss the new regulations.Some officials said they were worried about the draft regulation’s impact on the lives of street vendors, who are mostly poor.Also, the new law could end the popular image of food stalls in the city’s Old Quarters and it’s streets bustling with food stall operators.The new draft also prohibits vehicles parking on street-beds, while bicycle and motorbike parking on the pavements must be authorised by the Department of Transport and Public Works.Households who want to use the pavements for weddings or funerals must ask for permission from the local people’s committee.Trade Department Director Nguyen Manh Hoang said clarification was needed over who was responsible for illegally parked vehicles.« In addition to the owners of the vehicles, shop owners and relevant organisations should also take responsibility for vehicles parked in front of their shops or offices, » said Hoang.Khoi said each district would have to plan its parking sites to make it easier to license and monitor parking. — VNS
http://vietnamnews.vnagency.com.vn/showarticle.php?num=02SOC261207
