More detained for involvement in gun attacks in Dak Lak province
Twenty-two persons have been arrested for involvement in the gun attacks on the headquarters of the People’s Committees of Ea Tieu and Ea Ktur communes, including the communes’ police stations, in Cu Kuin district of the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak on early June 11.
Some of the arrested persons involved in the gun attacks in Cu Kuin district of Dak Lak province (Source: Portal of the Ministry of Public Security)
Hanoi (VNA) – Twenty-twopersons have been arrested for involvement in the gun attacks on theheadquarters of the People’s Committees of Ea Tieu and Ea Ktur communes,including the communes’ police stations, in Cu Kuin district of the CentralHighlands province of Dak Lak on early June 11.
Authorities have also rescued twohostages while another managed to escape, Spokesman of the Ministry of PublicSecurity Lt. Gen. To An Xo said on June 12 morning.
According to the Dak Lak provincialDepartment of Public Security, a group of persons made gun attacks on theheadquarters of the Ea Tieu and Ea Ktur communal People’s Committees on earlyJune 11 morning, killing and injuring some communal police officers, communalcadres, and civilians.
Local authorities have quickly takenmeasures to stablise the situation, support the bereaved families and theinjured, and call on local residents to stay calm and follow authorities’instructions to ensure safety.
On June 11 afternoon, Minister ofPublic Security Gen. To Lam signed a decision to posthumously promote the ranksof the four police officers dying in the attacks and give assistance to the familiesof the dead officers and the injured ones./.
The police of the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak arrested 16 people involved in the gun attack in Cu Kuin district as of 4:30pm on June 11, said the Ministry of Public Security’s spokesman Lieut. Gen To An Xo.
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Some of the arrested persons involved in the gun attacks in Cu Kuin district of Dak Lak province (Source: Portal of the Ministry of Public Security) 
