Two more CDC directors were prosecuted in connection with the case of inflated test kit prices.

Among those prosecuted, the Ministry of Health has two officials, including Mr. Nguyen Nam Lien (Director of the Department of Financial Planning) and Nguyen Minh Tuan (former Director of the Department of Medical Equipment and Construction). Both were prosecuted for "Abusing positions and powers while performing official duties". Mr. Trinh Thanh Hung (Deputy Director of the Department of Science and Technology of Economic and Technical Sectors, Ministry of Science and Technology) was also prosecuted for similar charges.
Mr. Nguyen Van Dinh (Director of the Center for Disease Control, CDC Nghe An) and Nguyen Thanh Danh (Director of CDC Binh Duong) were both prosecuted on charges of "Violating bidding regulations causing serious consequences".

The remaining people were prosecuted for "Violating bidding regulations causing serious consequences", including Ms. Nguyen Thi Hong Tham (Chief Accountant of Nghe An CDC), Tran Thanh Phong (Deputy Head of Finance and Accounting Department of Binh Duong CDC), Le Thi Hong Xuyen (Binh Duong CDC Laboratory), Tieu Quoc Cuong (Chief Accountant, Deputy Head of Finance Department of Binh Duong Department of Health), Nguyen Truong Giang (Director of VNDAT Company) and Nguyen Thi Thuy (Sales staff of VNDAT Company), Le Trung Nguyen (Regional Director of Viet A Company).

Thus, up to now, 3 CDC directors have been prosecuted in relation to this case. Previously, the Ministry of Public Security prosecuted Mr. Pham Duy Tuyen - Director of CDC Hai Duong and Nguyen Manh Cuong - Chief Accountant of CDC Hai Duong for the crime of "Violating bidding regulations causing serious consequences". Mr. Tuyen is currently also prosecuted for the crime of "Receiving bribes".

Currently, the Ministry of Public Security's Investigation Police Agency is continuing to expand the investigation into related individuals and units to clarify the nature of the case, the element of self-interest...; reviewing, seizing, and freezing the assets of the subjects to ensure thorough recovery for the State.