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Vietnamese dancer killed in Egypt

Egypt’s prosecution agency on July 26 sent a document to the Vietnamese Embassy in Egypt asking for coordination to verify the death of a Vietnamese dancer.
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Cairo (VNA) -  Egypt’s prosecutionagency on July 26 sent a document to the Vietnamese Embassy in Egypt asking forcoordination to verify the death of a Vietnamese dancer.

Accordingto the agency and local media, the victim, Dam Thi Yen, was killed in NewCairo district last weekend. She arrived in Egypt in mid-May and worked as abelly dancer.

Theagency is investigating the case and arrested the suspect.

The embassy is alsoworking with Egyptian authorities to verify the victim’s identity and handlecitizen protection procedures.

Vietnamese Ambassador toEgypt Tran Thanh Cong said the embassy is partnering with the host investigators,domestic agencies and the victim’s family to make clear the cause of her death andcreate conditions to hold funeral and bring her body home.

Cong added that Egypt iscontinuing to extend emergency state, tighten security and issue strictregulations for immigrants.

According to him, it isnot suitable time for Vietnamese citizens to travel to Egypt or seek jobsthere.

He also advised Vietnamesecitizens to register with representative agencies or contact embassies viawebsites or hotlines when they go abroad to make it easier for citizenprotection in unexpected cases./.

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