[ad_1]
Trinkets are placed back on the brewery ceiling by relic preserving staff, September 12 at noon – Photo: Lang Ong Board of Directors
12-9 at night, talk to Online youthA leader of the Binh Thanh District Police Department, Ho Chi Minh City, confirmed that the Binh Thanh District Police Investigative Police Department arrested a suspect who was stealing the nearly 100-year-old fruit from Le Van’s mausoleum. Duyet (Ong Ba Chieu Mausoleum, Binh Thanh District, HCMC).
Currently, the investigating agency has prosecuted the case, prosecuted the defendants, detained the suspect in theft of the fruit from the mausoleum of Mr. and Mrs. Chieu, at the same time confiscated the fruit and many related exhibits and returned it to the board of directors of the mausoleum of Mr. Ba Chieu.
According to initial information, on September 2, the authorities received news of the theft of a pearl made of ceramic dating from 1922, mounted on the ceiling of the epitaph between the dragons of the “two dragons” project. “Painting of Chau” in the mausoleum of Mr. Ba Chieu.
Upon receiving the news, the Binh Thanh District Police Force coordinated some professional units of the Ho Chi Minh City Police to examine the site, extract cameras, investigate and investigate.
Through the extraction of the camera, authorities discovered that Left Chau was almost 100 years old and was stolen by a thief at the end of August 29. By professional measures, on September 9, Binh Thanh district police arrested robbery suspects, seized pearls and many related exhibits.
Regarding the incident, the police investigation agency of the Binh Thanh District Police is expanding the investigation, handling the theft line and consuming antiques.
Thuong Cong Linh Shrine, where people’s faith activities take place in worship – Photo: TTD
How Online youth Information, after recovering the stolen trinkets, the board of directors of the mausoleum of Mr. Ba Chieu informed and requested the expert of the Center for the Conservation of Monuments of Ho Chi Minh City professional support to reposition the old position. on September 12 this afternoon.
The Le Van Duyet mausoleum has the literal name of the Thuong Cong shrine, including the temple area and the army tomb Ta Le Van Duyet (1764-1832); It is currently located at 1 Vu Tung Street, with the west gate at 126 Le Van Duyet Street, Ward 1, Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City.
Because the Ong Mausoleum is located in the Ba Chieu area, people used to call the Ong Mausoleum – Ba Chieu (ie “Ong Mausoleum in Ba Chieu”) to refer to this area.
Before 1975, the route that ran west of Ong’s mausoleum (from the mausoleum to the Bong Bridge) was called Le Van Duyet Avenue.
On August 14, 1975, the name of this section was changed because it merged with Dinh Tien Hoang Street (on the District 1 side). On July 11, 2020, after 45 years of renaming, this stretch of road was restored to its old name, Le Van Duyet street.
