Vietnamese Protesters Burn Chinese Factories Mostly For Shoes And Clothing Products.

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Protesters who took part in Anti China Protests set fire to several Chinese funded and Taiwanese funded factories in southern Vietnam on Tuesday night, and hundreds of other factories were looted. P

This is Vietnam's latest response to the tense confrontation between China and Vietnam in the South China Sea (China called the South China Sea).

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According to official online newspaper quoted Chen Wennan, vice governor of Pingyang province of southern Vietnam (TranVanNam), about 19000 workers from several industrial parks in the province joined Anti China protests on Tuesday. P

Chen Wennan said workers protest against China's deployment of oil drilling platforms in Vietnam's waters.

Reported that 15 factories were burned.

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"P" quoted an industrial park manager as saying that the protesters believed that their targets were Chinese factories, but many of them were Taiwanese funded factories.

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< p > two operators in the industrial park are VietnamSingaporeIndustrialParkJVCo., Ltd..

The company issued an e-mail statement on Wednesday saying that at least three factories in its two industrial parks were burned last night.

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< p > the company said no casualties were reported, and protesters began to gather on Monday to attack factories owned or managed by Chinese nationals.

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< p > in the past week, "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_p.asp "Vietnam" < /a > has been trying to prevent China National Offshore Oil Corporation (ChinaNationalOffshoreOilCorp.) from deploying a well platform in the area about 130 nautical miles off the coast of Vietnam.

According to the definition of the exclusive economic zone, the platform is located in the exclusive economic zone of Vietnam.

The United Nations stipulates that the sea area extending 370 km from the coastline to the ocean belongs to the exclusive economic zone of a country.

But China also claims sovereignty over the sea area.

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< p > according to media reports, most of the factories affected are producing garments and < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_x.asp" > footwear > /a > products. Relevant departments are stabilizing the situation to protect investors and workers.

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< p > before the above events, Vietnam also had protests.

On Sunday, thousands of people gathered at the Chinese Embassy in Vietnam to protest against the deployment of CNOOC.

Some people hold the national flag of Vietnam and shout "overthrow China".

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< p > in Hanoi, public protests are rare. If they happen, they will be quickly dispersed by the government.

However, the police did not stop the rally that lasted about three hours on Sunday.

Early Sunday, there were also public protests in other cities like Vietnam (HoChiMinhCity) in Hu Zhiming.

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