Nine Dak Lak Forest Guard Officers Indicted for Receiving Monthly Money
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(Dhan Thi) - With the receipt of monthly “common expenses” from business owners, nine forest protection officers at a forestry company in Dak Lak let illegal forest products pass the inspection posts.
Nine forest protection officers in Dak Lak have been prosecuted for accepting bribes and facilitating the smuggling of hundreds of cubic meters of timber through checkpoints.
To allow the massive amount of illegally harvested timber to pass through checkpoints, Ms. Huyen regularly paid 10 million VND per month to officials at Sub-station 1 of Chu Pha Forestry One-Member Limited Company. (Quang Tri: Illegal loggers cut down numerous natural forest trees in Dakrong; Illegal loggers saw and cut down trees day and night, Phin Ho protective forest cries for help; Quang Tri: Illegal loggers open roads into natural forests,…
The female director of the company stated that, in order to facilitate the buying and selling of firewood, she paid 10 million VND per month to Branch 1 of Chu Pha Forestry Company Limited via bank transfer.
The Dak Lak provincial police determined from January 2025 to April 2026, the defendants received more than 160 million VND through 16 transactions.
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