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Vietnam – Vietnam considers allowing locals to gamble
By 필 - 19년 2013월 XNUMX일
The Vietnamese government is considering allowing its own citizens to gamble as it looks to stop money being spent in casinos at bordering Cambodia.
However, rather than just let Vietnamese gamble at all casinos, such as the recently opened The Grand on Ho Strip, Chairman of the National Assembly’s Committee for Finance and Budget Phung Quoc Hien said that a pilot basis should be introduced at one venue; at the casino in the Van Don Special Economic Zone in the Van Don Economic Zone in northern Quang Ninh Province. It is located next to Vietnam’s popular tourist destination Halong Bay.
유능한 외국 기관이 발급한 유효한 여권을 소지하고 베트남에 합법적으로 입국한 외국인 및 해외 베트남인만이 도박을 할 수 있습니다.
1월 200일에 제정될 법에 따라 베트남 시민이 도박을 할 수 있도록 허용하는 운영자의 벌금은 개인당 9,500억 VND (100달러), 개인당 XNUMX억 VND으로 인상됩니다.
Media reports state that 3,000 Vietnamese from Mekong Delta provinces of Dong Thap, Kien Giang, Long An and Tay Ninh in the south are crossing the Vietnamese-Cambodia border each day to play in more than 30 casinos.
NA Chairman Nguyen Sinh Hung was in favour of the pilot. He said: “The draft decree should include concrete criteria for Vietnamese to be eligible to gamble at casinos. It should also have regulations on how to control those gamblers. There should be a legal foundation for allowing Vietnamese to gamble at casinos. The Politburo has met to discuss this issue. I agreed with allowing Vietnamese to gamble at casinos on a pilot basis, provided there is a legal foundation. A regulation allowing Vietnamese to gamble at the Van Don Specific Economic Zone on a pilot basis should be added to the draft decree.”
