Three Chinese imprisoned in Vietnam for stealing US$12,000 from ATMs

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Three Chinese men face trial in Nghe An Province for ATM theft, August 26 2020. Photo by VnExpress/Nguyen Hai.

Yang Chang Cai, 34, Deng Cong Cong, 30, and Lian Yu, 36 were found guilty of "using computer networks, telecommunications, the Internet or digital devices to misappropriate property."

The trio came to Vinh, the capital of Nghe An, Vietnam in July last year and installed electronic devices at local ATMs to steal customers' data for making fake cards, reported VNExpress.

Receiving complaints from some affected banks, the Ministry of Public Security carried out to investigate and arrested the trio in September as they were leaving town.

Officers detected that they held 316 fake bank cards and three sets of electronic equipment with mini cameras and data collection software.

According to investigators, three people had stolen more than VND279 million ($12,060) from several accounts between August and September 2019.

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