Vietnam beauty salon owner arrested for allegedly killing customer  Hanoi police arrested a doctor who runs a private beauty salon Tuesday for allegedly throwing the body of a woman who died at his salon into a local river. Colonel Duong Van Giap of the Hanoi Police Department told the press that Dr. Nguyen Manh Tuong, who works for the state-owned Bach Mai Hospital, was arrested on murder charges. According to Giap, Tuong performed an eye plastic surgery last Saturday morning at his salon, Cat Tuong on Giai Phong Street, on Le Thi Thanh Huyen, 39. Huyen allegedly died while she was anesthetized before the surgery, but instead of informing her family of her death, Tuong and his employees transported her body in a car to Vinh Tuy Bridge where the body was thrown into the Hong (Red) River. Huy, Huyen’s husband, could not reach her via mobile phone since 11 a.m. Saturday. He waited until midnight when he received a phone call from a stranger saying Huyen’s motorbike as well as her papers and personal belongings were found at Sai Dong Ward, Long Bien District. Huy then reported to local police that Huyen was missing. On Sunday morning, he found a receipt from the Cat Tuong beauty salon in Huyen’s clothes. Based on the tip, police summoned doctors and employees from the salon for questioning. The employees confessed to police that they left Huyen’s bike at a spot and threw her body into the river to cover up the crime. Details of their testimony have not been released. The search for Huyen’s body is ongoing. The Cat Tuong beauty salon is run by Tuong, its founder, and his wife, who is also a doctor at the state-owned E Hospital. According to the salon's website, Tuong is in charge of providing advice and performing plastic surgeries. It boasts that the salon has many excellent plastic surgery doctors. Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper quoted Nguyen Viet Cuong, chief inspector of the Hanoi Health Department, as saying Tuesday morning that Cat Tuong provided many services which were not licensed by the department. Further investigations would be underway, police said. By Ha An, Thanh Nien News