Villas and Homestays Spring up Like Mushrooms in Protected Forest: Two Landowners Prosecuted for Bribery.
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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Regarding the case of numerous illegal constructions built on forest land in Soc Son, Hanoi City Police have initiated criminal proceedings in two cases involving seven defendants, including two landowners charged with bribery.
The investigating agency has initiated legal proceedings in two cases involving seven defendants related to violations concerning the encroachment and sale of protected forest land in the Dong Do Lake area, as well as acts of bribery, receiving bribes, and brokering bribes. Seven people have been charged in connection with a series of illegal villas around Dong Do Lake. Seven defendants have been charged in connection with construction violation…
At the press conference on the socio-economic situation in the third quarter of 2026, organized by the Hanoi People's Committee on the afternoon of October 5th, violations in the protective forest of Kim Anh commune (formerly Soc Son district) attracted attention and questions from the press.
Regarding the case of "villas and homestays sprouting up like mushrooms in protected forests" reported by Thanh Nien newspaper, the Hanoi City Police have initiated legal proceedings against 7 defendants, including 2 landowners, for bribery.
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