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Seven More People Charged in the Case of Carrying a Coffin with a Living Person Inside Through the Streets.

Summary by TUOI TRE ONLINE
Can Tho City police have charged seven more people in connection with the incident involving carrying a coffin out into the street, in which a person inside the coffin suddenly got up and started dancing, causing a public uproar.
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Regarding the incident involving the procession of a coffin through the streets during a birthday party hosted by a coffin maker in Can Tho, the People's Procuracy of Region 5 - Can Tho City has approved the decision to prosecute seven more defendants.

·Viet Nam
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KSND Institute, Region 5 - TP. Can Tho has approved a decision to prosecute seven more defendants in connection with a group of people carrying coffins marched through the street, causing security in Soc Trang ward in June.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The Investigation Police Department of Can Tho City Police has prosecuted 14 defendants in the case of carrying a coffin and dancing on the street after a birthday party, including the owner of a coffin workshop.

Can Tho City police have charged seven more people in connection with the incident involving carrying a coffin out into the street, in which a person inside the coffin suddenly got up and started dancing, causing a public uproar.

·Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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TUOI TRE ONLINE broke the news in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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