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Police Are Working with the Person Who Posted False Information on Facebook About Novaland's Financial Situation.

Summary by TUOI TRE ONLINE
Following a complaint from Novaland Company, the Ho Chi Minh City Police summoned and questioned an individual who had posted numerous false pieces of information on Facebook regarding the company's operations.
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Ho Chi Minh City police are working with a man who posted information about Novaland on Facebook. According to the police, the man initially admitted to posting a lot of false information to increase interaction.

Following a complaint from Novaland Company, the Ho Chi Minh City Police summoned and questioned an individual who had posted numerous false pieces of information on Facebook regarding the company's operations.

·Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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The police have summoned an individual for questioning for posting false information about Novaland on social media in order to gain likes and views.

·Viet Nam
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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Do Minh Quang posted a lot of false information related to Novaland's operations and was reported to the Ho Chi Minh City Police by the company.

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Báo điện tử Dân Trí broke the news on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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