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Over the past few days, fake news has been circulating on social media regarding the case of soldier Nguyen Van Nghiep. Many bad and reactionary elements have taken advantage of this opportunity to fabricate stories and information, causing panic and anxiety, making public opinion angry.
According to information from the authorities, at around 8:00 a.m. on February 9, 2025, soldier Nguyen Van Nghiep, Corporal, Weapons Officer, Company 1, Battalion 4, Regiment 12 (Division 3) reported to the Company commander that he had symptoms of fever, nausea and abdominal pain.
Afterwards, soldier Nghiep was examined, given IV fluids and monitored by the unit's medical department. However, soldier Nghiep's health did not improve, so the unit transferred him to Military Hospital 110 and then Military Central Hospital 108 for treatment. Doctors and nurses actively treated him, but soldier Nguyen Van Nghiep did not survive.
According to the report of the 108 Military Central Hospital, the initial diagnosis for patient Nghiep was out-of-hospital cardiac arrest for septic shock. Through test results, the 108 Military Central Hospital determined that soldier Nghiep had out-of-hospital cardiac arrest due to fulminant meningococcal septic shock.
However, some personal pages on social networks have speculated and fabricated that soldier Nghiep died because he was beaten by his unit's officers. People need to be alert and vigilant against false information, and absolutely do not follow along, share or make baseless comments that affect the image of the Vietnam People's Army and cause public confusion.
