Prosecution proposed against former HCM City Vice Chairman
The Investigation Police Agency under the Ministry of Public Security on March 6 said it has suggested prosecuting 16 people, including a former senior official of Ho Chi Minh City, found to play a role in a law violation case in the State-owned Saigon Agriculture Incorporated (Sagri).
Tran Vinh Tuyen, former Vice Chairman of the HCM City People’s Committee (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNA) – The Investigation Police Agency under the Ministry of Public Securityon March 6 said it has suggested prosecuting 16 people, including a former seniorofficial of Ho Chi Minh City, found to play a role ina law violation case in the State-owned Saigon AgricultureIncorporated (Sagri).
Investigations unveilthat the mastermind of the case is Le Tan Hung. In his capacity as the Chairman ofthe Board of Members and General Director of Sagri, Hung ordered the buildingof 10 fake dossiers for Sagri officials and employees to visit 16 countries,aiming to appropriate more than 14 billion VND (607,120 USD).
Notably, aware of theineligibility of a housing project in Residential Area No. 4 in Long Phuoc B Ward, District 9, HCM City, Hung still instructed his subordinates to completeprocedures and signed documents proposing the municipal People’s Committee givea nod to the transfer of the project to Phong Phu JSC with a cost of 168billion VND, causing losses worth hundreds of billions of VND to the State.
The agency foundthat Tran Vinh Tuyen, former Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee, signedDecision No. 6077/QD-UBND datedNovember 17, 2017 that gave the green light to the transfer of the project,invested by Sagri, although he knew its ineligibility./.
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Tran Vinh Tuyen, former Vice Chairman of the HCM City People’s Committee (Photo: VNA) 
