Vietnam Watchdogs Detect 34,291 Trade Frauds in H1

3:40:07 PM | 16/7/2009

The Vietnam Market Management Department reportedly discovered as many as 34,291 trade frauds in the first half this year.

Total collected fines from these violations were valued at VND136.31 billion (US$8.065 million), said the department.

Most violations involved smuggling consumer goods, gold and foreign currencies. (Labor)

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