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Vietnamese ride-hailing driver pushes Chinese tourist’s broken-down scooter, refuses reward

A ride-hailing driver in what is now part of Ho Chi Minh City has received widespread praise for assisting a Chinese tourist. He pushed the tourist's broken-down scooter for about a kilometer to a repair shop. The driver then refused to accept money offered in gratitude.

Source: Tuổi Trẻ News·October 14, 2026

A ride-hailing driver, operating in the area that was formerly Ba Ria - Vung Tau Province and is now part of Ho Chi Minh City, has garnered significant public praise. The driver's actions involved assisting a Chinese tourist whose scooter had broken down. He pushed the disabled scooter for approximately one kilometer, guiding it to a nearby repair shop where it could be fixed. After successfully helping the tourist reach the repair facility, the grateful tourist offered the driver money as a token of appreciation for his assistance. However, the driver politely refused to accept any monetary reward for his kind deed. This act of selfless service and refusal of payment has been widely lauded, drawing positive attention to the driver's integrity and community spirit. The incident serves as an example of hospitality and helpfulness extended to visitors in the region.

Key points
* A ride-hailing driver helped a Chinese tourist with a broken-down scooter.
* He pushed the scooter for about one kilometer to a repair shop.
* The driver refused to accept a reward offered by the tourist.

Nguồn / Source: Tuổi Trẻ News

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