Vietnam woman gets one-year jail term for breaking table edge
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Vietnam woman gets one-year jail term for breaking table edge
A court in the northern Vietnamese province of Ha Nam has decided that breaking one edge of a stone table is a serious offence that deserves one year of imprisonment.
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