New: Pretty g.irl showing off her "red card" to close Hanoi is fined 12.5 million dong

On August 9, hot g.irl Pham Ngoc T. was summoned to the authorities to clarify the case.

Regarding the clip of the g.irl showing off around Hanoi during the distance thanks to her father's power card, the PA03 Security Department team coordinated with the Cau Giay District Police to investigate and clarify the incident. According to initial investigation information, the g.irl showing off her father's powerful red card named PNT, was born in 2002, currently living in Hanoi.

This powerful red card is the staff card of PNN - Marketing Manager of Tien Phong Newspaper lent to PVH's marketing staff to facilitate reporting and articles from 2017. PVH has resigned from Tien Phong Newspaper. from the end of 2020 but still kept the staff card of PNN By June 2021, PVH knew PNT (the g.irl who took a video showing her powerful red card) on social networks. In early July 2021, PNT and PVH went out together. And T. borrowed the above staff card from H. to take pictures for fun.

On August 9, the Internal Political Security Department (PA03 - Hanoi City Police) said that it had just coordinated with the Cau Giay District Police to make a minutes to sanction administrative violations Pham Ngoc T. (19 years old) 12.5 million VND for the act of "Bringing false information, distorting, slandering, insulting the reputation of the organization, the honor and dignity of the individual". At the police station, T. admitted the act of posting false content about the use of staff cards to pass through the COVID-19 epidemic control points.

Working with the police agency, Mr. Pham Van H. declared that the red officer card above was Mr. Pham NN's (28 years old), issued on January 1, 2017.

In 2017, Mr. N. was the head of the marketing department of a newspaper. The above card is valid from January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017. Mr. N. then quit his job at the newspaper from August 2018.

H. knows Mr. N. by the same agency (H. was a collaborator in the marketing department of the newspaper from 2017 to April 2021). In June 2020, when going to Mr. N.'s house to play, H. asked Mr. N. for the above staff card as a souvenir (because the card has expired and is no longer valid) and H. kept that card. now.

H. knew that T. held the "officer card" above to record a clip on H.'s car but did not know that T. used that clip to post on social networks with untrue content during the time when Hanoi was social distancing. festival.

According to Division PA03, T.'s act of posting clips with untruthful content caused anger in public opinion, caused misunderstandings, and affected the reputation of the police force in particular and of the forces involved in prevention and control. COVID-19 pandemic in general.

Before that, on the morning of August 7, netizens stirred with a clip of a young g.irl with an account named PNT posted on the Tik Tok platform with the content that she can move freely during social distancing thanks to Dad's red card.

The g.irl's video received intense criticism from the online community. Many people have asked the authorities to step in to clarify "whose comrade's daughter is this girl" when she can hold an industry card to travel around Hanoi during the quarantine period.

After that, this young g.irl explained on her personal Facebook page: "I only post playing videos. Actually, the video was taken before the epidemic. My father is a farmer, everyone." Currently, this g.irl has deleted the controversial video and locked her personal Facebook account before the attack of the online community.

Earlier, in an interview with Reporter of Traffic Newspaper, lawyer Dang Van Cuong, head of the Chinh Phap Law Office (Hanoi Bar Association) said that although it is a good idea to "use a powerful red card" fake, this g.irl will still be dealt with. "If the g.irl explained that it was a long time ago, just joking, then it is clear that the g.irl posted false information online. This behavior will be administratively sanctioned according to Decree No. 15. /2020/ND-CP on administrative sanctions in the field of post and telecommunications, radio frequencies with a fine of up to 15 million VND," said lawyer Cuong.