Le Van
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 66 |
| Born | Hanoi |
| Vietnam | |
| Parents | Le Mai |
| Tran Tien | |
| Siblings | Le Khanh |
| Le Vi | |
| Niece | Pham Lam Khe |
| Nephew | Pham Gia Khanh |
| Movies/Shows | A Night of Long Tri Festival |
| Mrs Dau | |
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| Date of birth | January 1,1958 |
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| ID | 1605970 |
Le Van Life story
Essex lorry deaths: Who are the victims?
... Le Van Ha, 30Le Van Ha left his heavily pregnant wife and young son behind in Nghe An province when he began his journey to the UK in June...
Essex lorry deaths: Police name 39 Vietnamese victims
... Le Minh Tuan, the father of 30-year-old Le Van Ha, who comes from an agricultural part of Vietnam, previously told the BBC he was convinced his son was among the dead...
Essex lorry deaths: Vigil for Vietnamese victims
... The father of 30-year-old Le Van Ha, who comes from an agricultural part of Vietnam, previously told the BBC he was convinced his son was among the dead...
Essex lorry deaths: Vietnam condemns 'human trafficking'
...Le Minh Tuan, pictured here, fears his son, Le Van Ha, was among the dead in Essex Vietnam says it strongly condemns human trafficking, after UK police said they believed...
Essex lorry deaths: The deadly people smuggling trail leading to France
... Le Minh Tuan, pictured here, fears his 30-year-old son, Le Van Ha, was among the dead in Essex The boarding places change all the time, says Thi Hiep Nguyen, one of France s leading experts on Vietnamese trafficking...
Essex lorry deaths: Agony builds for Vietnamese families
...Le Minh Tuan, pictured here, fears his son, Le Van Ha, was among the dead in Essex Inside the modest home of Le Van Ha there is wrenching despair, as his family tries to come to terms with the likelihood that he was inside the ill-fated container in Essex where 39 people were found dead...
Essex lorry deaths: Anguish in Vietnam for families of missing
... Among them is Le Van Ha, 30, who left his young son and pregnant wife behind to journey to the UK...
Essex lorry deaths: What we know
... Family members of Le Van Ha, 30, are also worried after he left his young son and pregnant wife behind to travel to the UK...
Essex lorry deaths: Anguish in Vietnam for families of missing
The families of Pham Thi Tra My and Nguyen Dinh Luong are concerned they may be among The Victims
Three People arrested in connection with the deaths of 39 People found dead inside a lorry in Essex have been released on bail.
The Suspects , two Men and a woman, had been held on suspicion of manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic People after The Discovery in Grays last Wednesday.
Lorry driver Maurice Robinson, 25, is due to appear in court on Monday .
Meanwhile, families in Vietnam face an anxious wait to find out if their loved ones were among The Dead .
Those bailed were a 46-year-old man from Northern Ireland , who was arrested at Stansted Airport on Friday, and Joanna and Thomas Maher, both 38, from Warrington, Cheshire.
Mr Robinson, of Laurel Drive, Craigavon, Northern Ireland , has been charged with 39 counts of manslaughter as well as People trafficking, immigration and Money Laundering offences.
He is due before Chelmsford Magistrates' Court on Monday .
Maurice Robinson has been charged with 39 counts of manslaughterIn total, five People have been arrested in connection with The Investigation into the deaths.
A Man in his 20s, arrested by Irish police in Dublin on Saturday was said to be "of interest" to The Grays investigation.
His arrest at Dublin Port is unconnected to The Lorry death investigation but Essex Police said they were liaising with Irish police as The Man is currently being held outside the jurisdiction of English and Welsh law.
In Vietnam, relatives of Bui Thi Nhung, 19, said they feared she may be among The Dead .
The teenager is thought to be the youngest of those who died.
Bui Thi Nhung is from Nghe An provinceSince the bodies were discovered on Wednesday, several families in Vietnam have expressed concerns over missing relatives.
Among them is Le Van Ha, 30, who left his young son and pregnant wife behind to journey to the UK.
Since he left, his wife has given birth to their Second Child .
His father Le Minh Tuan says The Family have "Nothing Left " after mortgaging their land to fund the £20,000 journey to the UK.
Others feared to be among the 39 Victims are Pham Thi Tra My, 26, who last messaged her family late on Tuesday, and two Men - Nguyen Dinh Luong, 20, and Nguyen Dinh Tu.
A friend of Tran Thi Tho, 21, fears she may also be among The Victims . The Friend , who lives in Glasgow, did not want to be identified but told the BBC he had been due to meet up with her when she arrived in the UK.
Police in Vietnam are taking DNA samples from Family Members of those reported missing in a bid to identify The Victims , Reuters has reported.
In Ha Tinh in Vietnam, police have opened a special Criminal Case to investigate claims they have received in relation to The Lorry deaths, the BBC has learnt.
Included in The Investigation are allegations of Human Trafficking in Ha Tinh province.
A representative of VietHome - a website for Vietnamese People in the UK - said it had passed on the pictures of almost 20 People who have been reported missing to detectives.
Police said they were investigating a "wider conspiracy" after reports The Lorry may have been part of a convoy of three carrying about 100 People .
Catholic worshippers said prayers for the 39 People at a Mass in Nghe An province, VietnamThe Victims - who police initially believed to be Chinese nationals - were inside a lorry trailer which came to the UK via the Belgian port of Zeebrugge.
Officers said post-mortem examinations were being carried out.
The Victims had been carrying "very few" identity documents, leaving officers to rely on fingerprints, DNA and distinguishing features such as tattoos or scars, Essex Police said.
The bodies were discovered in the Early Hours of WednesdayMeanwhile, concerns have been raised over the UK's ability to work with European officials to combat People trafficking after Brexit.
Labour's Yvette Cooper and exiled Conservative Dominic Grieve voiced the fears over co-operation with Europol as plans for the transition period after Brexit and beyond have yet to be agreed.
However, the Home Office said the UK would continue to work with Eu Law enforcement agencies with or without a Brexit deal.
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