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Four men have been charged with the murder of a man who was left at a hospital in Newport before he died. Four men have appeared in court charged with the murder of a Vietnamese man who was left at a hospital before he died.
Tran Nguyen, 44, from Vietnam, was carried into the casualty department Royal Gwent Hospital on 20 November. Tran Nguyen, 44, was carried into the casualty department of Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport on 20 November.
The four men charged are Thanh Van Le, Cong Van Le, Khai Van Tran, Son Van Nhu. They are due to appear before Newport magistrates on Tuesday. Thanh Van Le, 30, Cong Van Le, 47, Khai Van Tran, 31, Son Van Nhu, 33, all from Feltham, Middlesex, confirmed their details through an interpreter.
Two other men who were being questioned about the death have been released without charge. They are accused of murder between 15 - 21 November, and were remanded in custody by Newport magistrates.
Ten people were originally arrested in the London area on Thursday and were taken to Ystrad Mynach police station. A preliminary hearing has been set for 19 January at Newport Crown Court.
Three women and a man were earlier released without charge by Gwent Police. No application for bail was made, but the prosecution asked for them to be remanded in custody.
Mr Nguyen was brought into hospital by two men at around 1400 GMT on 20 November but died later.
Detectives said he had been subject to a "sustained" attack.
They established he was an illegal immigrant who left a wife and two children in Vietnam and was sending money home.
Police said he had travelled through Europe, particularly Germany, and arrived in the UK in September, spending time in London and Newport.