Vietnam police begin probe of 32 wind power projects: Report


HANOI: Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security is investigating 32 wind power projects tied to allegations of abuse of power at the ministry of industry and trade, Tien Phong newspaper reported on its website.

Police requested documents and other information from the state monopoly Vietnam Electricity Group, the newspaper reported, citing information from unidentified investigators. The wind power projects being looked at by police include four in the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai, according to the report.

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