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Vietnam livestream harassment at Vua Quạt
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On 29 July 2026, internet personality Nguyen Van Hội, known as “Khánh Sky”, and associate Ho Van Khoa streamed a 15‑minute live video from the Vua Quạt (Trần Đình Tiệp) factory workshop in Tam Giang, Bắc Ninh. During the The broadcast they used featured abusive, threatening language and demanded a demand that the owner appear, drawing attracting over 200,000 concurrent viewers and prompting a criminal complaint from the Tiệp family. Bắc Ninh provincial police opened an investigation into possible public‑order violations, linking the incident to a dispute over a charitable‑donation pledge that had been withdrawn. Two days later, on On 2 August 2026, police announced a search for Ho Van Khoa, who has a prior conviction for public disorder. Authorities disorder, and asked the public to report his whereabouts, reiterating the investigation into whereabouts. Two days later, on 4 August 2026, authorities detained Khánh Sky under an emergency procedure for alleged public disorder and issued a search warrant for Ho Van Khoa. Legal analysts said the livestream harassment pair could face charges ranging from public disorder and its connection defamation to the earlier donation controversy. threats and illegal intrusion, underscoring growing concerns about confrontational livestreams used to chase views.
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- 2026-08-05 00:56 UTC Vietnam livestream harassment at Vua Quạt
- 2026-08-02 01:41 UTC Vietnam livestream harassment at Vua Quạt
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