Vietnamese shoe plants shut down in anti-Chinese protest
Many shoe and apparel factories in Vietnam were shut down in the last few days due to violent riots. They have apparently nothing to do with wages or social security payments, like those that paralized Yue Yuen Industrial Holdings' factories in China a few days earlier.
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