Verify Facebook Ngoc Trinh posted false news about buying land in Bao Loc

Ngoc Trinh posted a photo of checking in at the land in Bao Loc

On May 21, leaders of Lam Dong Department of Information and Communications said that the industry is collecting information to clarify the Facebook case of model Ngoc Trinh spreading false information about buying land in Bao Loc City (Lam Dong). . According to this Department, it is necessary to verify specifically Ngoc Trinh herself, the manager or someone who posted this content on Ngoc Trinh facebook.

Early next week, Lam Dong Department of Information and Communications will invite the parties involved in this case to work; if the involved party is not present, the case will be reported to the Department of Information and Communications of Ho Chi Minh City for verification and clarification.

Lam Dong Department of Information and Communications is also recording websites that post false information related to the above case.

Previously, Ngoc Trinh’s facebook page posted a series of photos of Ngoc Trinh and friends checking in at a very beautiful land in Bao Loc City with the status: “The whole family gave a few points for Trinh’s new land”.

Some electronic information sites and facebook social networks also posted the content that Ngoc Trinh camped in the newly purchased 11ha land in Bao Loc with tents, beautiful grass and flowers; nice view to watch sunrise and sunset…

However, according to the People’s Committee of Bao Loc City, the functional department initially identified the land Ngoc Trinh took pictures in alley 61 B’Lao Sre (Dai Lao commune, Bao Loc) but it was not the land to build the model’s homestay. this. In the documents and procedures related to land in Dai Lao commune, there is no owner named Tran Thi Ngoc Trinh (commonly known as Ngoc Trinh).

The homestay projects in Bao Loc city are all licensed and strictly managed by the locality, in the projects waiting for the license, the model Ngoc Trinh is not named.

Some functional departments in Lam Dong said that this may be a trick of some objects to get likes or attract public attention to blow up land prices.