Police say the man had confessed to using gasoline to set fire on the ground floor of the three-story cafe, where people were also singing karaoke-style

Suspect arrested for arson after karaoke bar fire in Vietnam kills 11 - Man accused of starting Hanoi fire following a dispute with staff

A fire ripped through a karaoke bar in Vietnam’s capital, Hanoi, killing 11 people and injuring two others in a case of suspected arson, police said yesterday. Photos from the scene showed the blackened multi-story building in western Hanoi mostly destroyed by flames, and piles of twisted metal strewn nearby.

A fire ripped through a karaoke bar in the Vietnamese capital, killing 11 people and injuring two others in a case of suspected arson, police said on Thursday. Pictures on state media showed the blackened multi-storey building in western Hanoi, mostly destroyed by flames, and piles of twisted metal strewn nearby.

A fire ripped through a karaoke bar in the Vietnamese capital, killing 11 people and injuring two others in a case of suspected arson, police said Thursday. The incident comes after six people, including four police officers,

Angered by a fight, Cao Van Hung allegedly doused a karaoke venue in Hanoi with gasoline and set it ablaze, resulting in 11 deaths.

At least 11 people died after a fire engulfed the entrance of a cafe in the Vietnamese capital shortly before midnight on Wednesday, trapping people inside, local authorities reported.

Eleven people are dead and two injured after a fire ripped through a karaoke bar in Vietnam's capital city, Hanoi. Police have arrested a man who confessed to starting the fire after an argument with staff.