“Spiderman” fined for selling goods on Nguyen Hue walking street
A young man dressed as a "spider-man" selling candy on Nguyen Hue walking street (HCMC) was fined by the authorities.
After the photo of "Spiderman being arrested" appeared on social media, many people questioned the real cause of the incident, even thinking that the authorities had done something wrong.
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| "Spiderman" fined for selling goods on Nguyen Hue walking street |
On the evening of January 7, Mr. Vo Quoc Hung, Vice Chairman of Ben Nghe Ward People's Committee (District 1, Ho Chi Minh City), said that the above incident occurred at 10 p.m. on January 6, when the urban order force coordinated with Ben Nghe Ward Police (District 1) to inspect and discovered a young man dressed as "spider-man" selling goods on Nguyen Hue walking street, so they made a record to handle it.
Accordingly, "spider-man" was given two administrative fines for failing to present identification papers and street vending, and was fined 350,000 VND.
“In the past, we have also dealt with a number of similar cases, dressing up as Monkey King, Teddy Bear and selling goods on the street, even begging for money on the walking street. During holidays and Tet, there have also been similar cases of people dressing up, but mingling to pickpocket, snatching phones from people and tourists, causing disorder,” said Mr. Hung.
