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​Three taxi drivers arrested for beating man after crash in Hanoi

​Three taxi drivers arrested for beating man after crash in Hanoi

Sunday, May 06, 2018, 15:58 GMT+7

Three Vietnamese taxi drivers have been taken into custody for collectively hitting a man who later died, following an accident which involved the victim and one of the drivers in Hanoi on Thursday.

Authorities in Tu Liem District of the Vietnamese capital have arrested Nguyen Van Huan, 28; Nguyen Van Luan, 22; and Dam Xuan Nhat, 25; charging them with deliberate infliction of injury, a local police leader confirmed on Saturday.

On Thursday evening, a crash occurred at the gate to the district’s My Dinh coach station, between Huan’s taxi and 48-year-old Nguyen Van Dong’s engine-fitted three-wheeler – a vehicle with a modified motorcycle attached to a trailer for carrying freight.

An argument broke out between them before Dong took out an iron rod from his three-wheeler in an attempt to hit Huan, who fled at Dong’s action.

Luan and Nhat, who are Huan’s coworkers, joined him for a counterattack after receiving his phone calls.

The three men collectively beat Dong, causing him to fall headlong onto the sidewalk.

The victim was hospitalized, and died the following day due to a serious injury.

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Thai Xuan / Tuoi Tre News

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