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Nine People Arrested in Dong Nai for Purchasing and Slaughtering 400 Tons of Diseased Pigs for Sale as Food.

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Dong Nai police have just dismantled a ring that purchased and slaughtered approximately 400 tons of diseased and dead pigs, then sold them as food to the public, earning over 10 billion VND in illicit profits.
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Through investigative measures, the Economic Police Department of Dong Nai City Police discovered a network specializing in collecting, transporting, and slaughtering sick and dead pigs for sale as food for humans. Nearly 38,000 pigs and poultry died: The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment requests vaccination for livestock. Dong Nai prosecutes individual for buying 12 tons of dead pigs from disease to resell for profit. Quang Tri: Dead pig…

Meat from diseased and dead pigs from Hung's slaughterhouse was sold by a trader named Phuong to people near the entrance of the Xuan Loc industrial park, and also supplied to Pham Thi Han for the production of sausages and ham.

·Viet Nam
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(Dong Nai City) - Dong Nai police have prosecuted and detained nine people in the line of buying, slaughtering and consuming about 400 tons of sick and dead pigs for food, with an unjust profit of more than 10 billion VND.

Dong Nai police have just dismantled a ring that purchased and slaughtered approximately 400 tons of diseased and dead pigs, then sold them as food to the public, earning over 10 billion VND in illicit profits.

·Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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TUOI TRE ONLINE broke the news in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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