‘We blame no one for deaths’


Trying to cope: Gia in front of his son’s altar at his house in Can Loc district, Ha Tinh province. — AFP

LE Minh Tuan has curled up in the bed of his deceased son every night since the young man suffocated in a truck in Britain with dozens of other Vietnamese migrants a year ago.

Four men are on trial in London over the deaths of the 39 Vietnamese men and women, facing various charges including manslaughter and conspiracy to smuggle people.

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