The setback came as discouraging news to Nguyen Quoc Hoa, developer of the sub, and other interested scientists.
Hoa and his colleagues had been convinced that the testing license was forthcoming from the local authorities, right up until the final decision was made. Vu Manh Hien, Director of the Thai Binh Department of Science and Technology, had told the local press on April 23 that he was certain that the Truong Sa would receive permission to go to sea.
“I cannot see any problems with the experiment. All new products need to be tested,” he told the Dat Viet newspaper.
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