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Singer Luong Bang Quang was confused when opening Ngan 98's safe.

(NLDO) - Singer Luong Bang Quang appeared confused, saying he did not remember or know the password to the safe containing Ngan 98's "huge" fortune.

Người Lao ĐộngNgười Lao Động16/10/2025

Recently, Ho Chi Minh City Police issued an arrest warrant to temporarily detain Vo Thi Ngoc Ngan (born 1998, also known as Ngan 98) to investigate the crime of "Producing and trading in counterfeit food products".

On October 13 and 14, the Economic Police Department, Ho Chi Minh City Police and Ho Chi Minh City People's Procuracy searched Ngan 98's residence.

Ca sĩ Lương Bằng Quang bối rối khi mở két sắt của Ngân 98 - Ảnh 1.

Ca sĩ Lương Bằng Quang bối rối khi mở két sắt của Ngân 98 - Ảnh 2.

Ho Chi Minh City police searched Ngan 98's house

The search of Ngan 98's apartment was witnessed by singer Luong Bang Quang - the person Ngan 98 often calls her husband in livestreams on social networks.

Here, authorities discovered a safe about 65 cm high and weighing more than 100 kg.

Ca sĩ Lương Bằng Quang bối rối khi mở két sắt của Ngân 98 - Ảnh 3.

Ca sĩ Lương Bằng Quang bối rối khi mở két sắt của Ngân 98 - Ảnh 4.

The search of Ngan 98's residence was witnessed by singer Luong Bang Quang.

Ho Chi Minh City police asked Ngan 98 to open the safe, but the female DJ and Ngan's family could not provide the safe's code.

When asked by the police to open the safe, singer Luong Bang Quang said he could not remember the password and asserted that "there was nothing valuable inside". When he tried to open it with his fingerprint, the safe was recognized correctly but could not be opened because the handle was broken.

CLIP Ho Chi Minh City Police search Ngan 98's house

Authorities suspected the safe might contain important evidence so they invited technicians to assist.

After many attempts, singer Luong Bang Quan repeatedly entered incorrect passwords, causing the safe to alarm and lock itself. Therefore, the Ho Chi Minh City Police and the Ho Chi Minh City People's Procuracy brought the safe to the headquarters to open it according to the legal procedures.

Inside Ngan 98's safe there are 80 red books, 4 savings books and many valuable assets.

As a result, 80 red books, more than 8,000 USD, 4 bank savings books and some other related evidence were seized. At the same time, 2 cars were temporarily detained.

Previously, Ho Chi Minh City Police had issued an arrest warrant for Ngan 98 for selling products containing banned substances. After collecting evidence, data, and exhibits, Ho Chi Minh City Police sent Ngan's products to the Institute of Criminal Science (C09) of the Ministry of Public Security .

Through that, it was determined that the products produced and traded by Ngan did not meet the declared quality standards and were counterfeit. Some of the samples, such as collagen tablets, contained the banned substances sibutramine and phenolphthalein.

These are active ingredients banned from use in food because they can cause cardiovascular disorders, high blood pressure, digestive disorders and potential cancer risks, seriously affecting the health of consumers.

Currently, Ho Chi Minh City Police are clarifying and proving the origin of the above assets. Previously, Vo Thi Ngoc Ngan delayed, did not cooperate, and did not comply with the summons of the Investigation Police Agency. At the police station, Vo Thi Ngoc Ngan resisted and gave a evasive statement.

Ho Chi Minh City police are determined to strictly handle all cases of law violations and resistance against law enforcement officers.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/ca-si-luong-bang-quang-boi-roi-khi-mo-ket-sat-cua-ngan-98-196251016143802762.htm


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