Due to a romantic conflict, Dao Ngo Ngoc Tuan (18 years old, from Nghe An province) poured gasoline and set fire to a 20-year-old man in Dong Nai province, leaving him in critical condition.
While riding her motorbike on National Highway 50 in Tien Giang, the woman stopped, took out two plastic bottles containing a liquid, poured it over herself, and then her body burst into flames.
Suspecting his wife of infidelity, Nguyen Van Hoan (born 1959, Hoang Liet, Hoang Mai, Hanoi) poured gasoline on his rival's head and set him on fire in a beer quán.
A young Chinese man set his friend's motorcycle on fire with a lighter after being criticized for harassing a female employee at a gas station.
During an epileptic seizure, the 20-year-old girl set fire to her mattress and clothes, causing severe burns to her body.
A financial dispute arose between Hong and Ha's couple during their business dealings, so Hong brought gasoline to Ha's house and set it on fire.
Phan Tan Dang Khoa (born in 1986, residing in Kon Tum City) is suspected of having recently been released from prison, then getting drunk and setting fire to his stepfather's woodworking factory.
Enraged after being kicked out of her home by her same-sex partner due to financial disputes, the woman set fire to her partner's child and then attempted suicide, but failed.
Stopping at a snail restaurant, one of the three young men jumped out of the car, lit a match, and threw it into the restaurant, causing a fierce fire.
An Australian politician set fire to a river to demonstrate that nearby coal gas mining operations were causing methane leaks into the water source, leading to pollution.
Mr. Duc Bac Vuong was convicted of conspiring to murder his wife and children by setting fire to his family's nail salon and sentenced to 22 years in prison.
(VTC News) - In a fit of jealousy, Vinh poured gasoline on his wife and set her on fire, causing Thi to suffer severe burns covering 15% of her body.
Thao used a lighter to set Lieutenant Em on fire, causing him burns on his legs, requiring him to be taken to the hospital for treatment.
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