Bank Seizes Series of VinFast Cars from Mai Linh Taxi
Nam A Bank has announced it will proceed with the seizure and disposal of collateral assets from Mai Linh Lao Cai Company Limited to handle overdue debts in accordance with the law.
The seized assets are a series of 5-seat VF5 Plus cars, owned by Mai Linh Lao Cai Company Limited and used as collateral for a loan at the bank. The company was found to have not fully fulfilled its debt repayment obligations as committed.
Nam A Bank stated that the seizure is expected to take place on May 6 at the location of the collateral assets. After completion, these cars will be processed and auctioned according to regulations.
Mai Linh Lao Cai Company Limited is headquartered at 129 Phu Thinh Street, Cam Duong Ward, Lao Cai Province, and operates in the taxi transportation sector. This enterprise is 51% owned by Mai Linh Group.
Major Real Estate Company in Ho Chi Minh City Fined
The State Securities Commission has issued a decision to administratively sanction Dia Oc 11 Joint Stock Company for violations in the securities sector.
Accordingly, the company was fined 55 million VND for failing to disclose information on time regarding its 2024 annual report.
Dia Oc 11 was also fined 112.5 million VND for failing to ensure the structure and number of independent board members.
On its website, Dia Oc 11 is introduced as a member unit of Saigon Real Estate General Corporation, implementing many large-scale projects such as Tue Tinh, Trinh Thai Binh, Ly Thuong Kiet apartments, 336/24 Nguyen Van Luong, a high-rise apartment project in An Phu ward, 109 Nguyen Bieu apartment, Phu My residential area, etc.
PC1 Warned by HOSE for Delayed Disclosure
The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) has issued a reminder to PC1 Group Joint Stock Company (PC1) for delaying the disclosure of information related to the resolution and minutes of the 2026 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM).
According to HOSE, on March 31, it received a notice from PC1 about holding the annual AGM on April 22. In fact, the meeting was held by the company on that same day.
However, according to current regulations, public companies must disclose extraordinary information within 24 hours from the time the AGM resolution is approved. Additionally, from January 1, 2025, information disclosure must be done in both Vietnamese and English.
Nevertheless, HOSE stated that it has still not received the minutes and resolution of the 2026 annual AGM from PC1. Given this situation, the regulatory body has requested the company to strictly comply with information disclosure regulations to ensure the rights and interests of shareholders.
Malaria Still Claims a Life Approximately Every Minute
On April 24, the Ho Chi Minh City Institute of Malariology, Parasitology, and Entomology, in coordination with the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health, the Ho Chi Minh City Center for Disease Control, and the People’s Committee of Vung Tau ward, organized a ceremony to launch the response to World Malaria Day 2026.
April 25 each year is chosen by the World Health Organization as World Malaria Day to raise community awareness and call for the participation of the whole society in prevention, early detection, and timely treatment.
Phu Thinh Street is a historic commercial area located in the Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in central Vietnam. Known for its well-preserved architecture, the street features a blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese influences dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries when Hoi An was a bustling international trading port. Today, it remains a vibrant destination, lined with traditional shophouses, lantern-lit cafes, and artisan boutiques that reflect its rich cultural heritage.
Cam Duong Ward
Cam Duong Ward is a residential and administrative area located in the Lao Cai Province of Vietnam, near the border with China. Historically, it developed as part of the region’s mining and industrial activities, particularly associated with the nearby Cam Duong apatite mine, which has been a key source of phosphate for agriculture. Today, the ward serves as a local hub for commerce and community life within the broader Lao Cai city area.
Lao Cai Province
Lao Cai Province is a mountainous region in northern Vietnam, renowned for its stunning landscapes and cultural diversity, including the famous Sapa town. Historically, it served as a key trading post between Vietnam and China due to its border location, and it was heavily developed by French colonists in the early 20th century for tourism and resource extraction. Today, it is a popular destination for trekking and experiencing the traditions of ethnic minority groups like the Hmong and Dao.
Tue Tinh
Tue Tinh is a revered Vietnamese physician and Buddhist monk from the 14th century, often considered the father of traditional Vietnamese medicine. He is best known for his pioneering work in herbal medicine, compiling extensive knowledge of local plants and remedies that continue to influence practices today. His legacy is honored in Vietnam through streets, hospitals, and cultural sites named after him, reflecting his lasting impact on healthcare and national heritage.
Trinh Thai Binh
Trinh Thai Binh is a historical figure in Vietnam, known as a prince of the Trịnh Lords who ruled the north during the Lê Dynasty. He was the son of Trịnh Sâm and was briefly installed as ruler after his father’s death in 1782, but his reign quickly ended when he was overthrown and killed during a military uprising. His short and tumultuous rule is often remembered as a symbol of the instability and internal conflicts that plagued the Trịnh regime in its final years.
Ly Thuong Kiet apartments
The Ly Thuong Kiet apartments, located in Hanoi, Vietnam, are a historic residential complex built in the 1960s under Soviet influence. They represent a significant example of early communist-era urban planning and collective housing in the city. The apartments are named after the famous 11th-century Vietnamese general Ly Thuong Kiet, blending modern architectural history with national heritage.
Nguyen Van Luong
Nguyen Van Luong is a major street in Hanoi, Vietnam, named after a prominent revolutionary and politician who served as the General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam. Historically, Luong was a key figure in the country’s independence movement and later in the reconstruction of North Vietnam. The street itself runs through the Thanh Xuan and Cau Giay districts, serving as an important commercial and residential artery in the modern city.
An Phu ward
An Phu is a ward located in District 2, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Historically, it was part of a rural area that underwent rapid urbanization and development in the early 21st century, transforming into a modern residential and commercial hub. Today, it is known for its mix of high-rise buildings, international schools, and expatriate communities, reflecting the city’s dynamic growth.
