meeting of creditors they felt, on a tentative basis, that they would have to refer their suspicions to law enforcement authorities. But in the weeks preceding the first meeting of creditors, they made no attempt to discuss the matter with law enforcement personnel. According to their own testimony, Kilstein and Ganz perceived the first meeting of creditors as an occasion on which Rosenthal would give testimony which might alleviate their concerns; if not, they would go forward with the reference. Yet neither one of them had yet fixed with any definiteness the time for rendering their report, nor indeed had they determined to which law enforcement authoritythe Internal Revenue Service or the United States Attorneysuch a reference should be made. As attorneys for the trustee, they remained principallyNguyen Hue pedestrian street opens to the public on April 29, 2015. Photo: Pham Huu

Ho Chi Minh City government has issued a list of dos and don'ts for pedestrians on Nguyen Hue, the city’s newly opened walking street, including a ban on all pets.

The selling of coffee, inline skating and sitting on picnic blankets on the street are also strictly prohibited.

The US$19.7 million Nguyen Hue pedestrian street has become a new tourist attraction in HCMC downtown since it opened to the public on April 29, 2015 as part of the city's celebrations for the 40th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War.

On May 17, the city inaugurated a new statue of President Ho Chi Minh on the street to celebrate his 125th birthday.

It is also installing 160