"Medicine" Vo Hoang Yen accused of "burning m.oney" to help flood compatriots

On her personal page, Ms. Nguyen Phuong Hang, the wife of Mr. Huynh Uy Dung (also known as Dung "lime kiln"), has denounced Doctor Vo Hoang Yen's name for f.raud, "stealing" the bailout m.oney. of their spouses.

Famous for their charitable activities, businessman Huynh Uy Dung (Dung "lime kiln") and Nguyen Phuong Hang have spent a lot of m.oney on charity work, building pagodas. One of them is sponsoring the construction of a free medical examination and treatment center for physician Vo Hoang Yen.

Specifically, this medical examination and treatment area was built in Dai Nam residential area, in Chon Thanh district, Binh Phuoc province.

At the end of 2020, Mr. Dung and his wife "lime kiln" also held the inauguration of Hung An Tu Assembly Hall (belonging to the Pure Land Buddhist Association of Vietnam, in village 3, Gia An commune, Tanh Linh district, Binh Thuan province). donated by his wife and husband and Mr. Vo Hoang Yen is the abbot.

However, recently, on her personal Facebook page, Ms. Nguyen Phuong Hang "accused" physician Vo Hoang Yen as a scam.

According to Ms. Nguyen Phuong Hang, also during the construction of the pagoda, there was a flood in the Central region, so Mrs. Hang and Mr. Dung "lime kiln" also gave cash and mobilized the sponsor (transferred to Mr. Yen) the total amount. more than 3.8 billion dong for Mr. Yen to help the people in the Central region affected by floods.

However, after the temple was built, at the inauguration ceremony, a representative of the Vietnam Buddhist Church in Binh Thuan province read a report on the process of participating in social charity work of the temple board but did not mention referring to the amount of over 3.8 billion VND that Mrs. Hang and her husband have donated.

Mr. Dung and Mrs. Nguyen Phuong Hang said that they did not expect such a sophisticated scam.

Ms. Hang said: "I did not expect such a shocking thing to happen. I transferred m.oney to buy materials to build the temple into a personal account, but he did not buy any materials. I mobilized another monk to support 600 million VND. VND was transferred to my account and my wife and I donated cash over 2 times with a total amount of over VND 3.8 billion, but Mr. Yen did not bring this m.oney to the rescue..."

According to Ms. Hang, "In the Pure Land there is no law to collect m.oney from the world, only internal donations. But Mr. Yen borrowed m.oney to raise m.oney i.n his name, saying he built a temple for profit, wrong with Mr. Yen. principles in the Pure Land".

The free medical examination and treatment is also a "trick" to promote in the media, but in fact, Mr. Yen sells coupons for medical treatment. Mr. Yen has 3 wives while in the media he says he has no wife and children.

In addition to posting denunciations on her personal Facebook page, Ms. Hang also made a denunciation and will send it to the police to clarify Mr. Yen's behavior.

"All will be exposed to the truth in public. I really hope the truth is exposed so that no one else stumbles like me" - Ms. Hang shared.

Herbalist Vo Hoang Yen (born in 1975, from Ca Mau province) is well known for his free medical treatment using qigong y Dao and many other methods.

Hundreds of clips of his domestic and foreign cures were posted on social networks and youtube attracted many followers.

In addition to practicing medicine, Vo Hoang Yen is also the director of Phu Binh Yen Joint Stock Company, specializing in the production and planting of rubber in Binh Thuan province.

However, the effectiveness of these methods has not been confirmed so far.

After Ms. Nguyen Phuong Hang posted the denunciation, Mr. Huynh Uy Dung (Hang's husband) and physician Vo Hoang Yen both turned off their phones.

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