SGGPO 06/22/2023 13:22

Police officers injured in the attack on the People's Committee headquarters of two communes in Cu Kuin district, Dak Lak province, have been transferred to Cho Ray Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City for further treatment.

On June 22, Senior Lieutenant Dam Dinh Bop (Deputy Chief of Police of Ea Ktur Commune, Cu Kuin District, Dak Lak Province - 1 of 2 police officers injured in the attack on the Commune People's Committee headquarters) was transferred to Cho Ray Hospital (HCMC) for further treatment.

According to the Central Highlands General Hospital, on June 11, Senior Lieutenant Dam Dinh Bop underwent emergency surgery and is out of danger. After more than a week of treatment, the hospital discussed and consulted with Cho Ray Hospital and decided to transfer Senior Lieutenant Bop to Ho Chi Minh City for treatment.

For Captain Le Kien Cuong (Ea Ktur Commune Police) - seriously injured in the attack on the commune headquarters, after surgery and treatment at the Central Highlands General Hospital, his health is stable, he can walk well and is expected to be discharged tomorrow (June 23).

Lieutenant Bop was seriously injured in the attack on the People's Committee headquarters of two communes in Dak Lak.

Previously, after the attack on June 11, Cho Ray Hospital sent 5 doctors and nurses to Dak Lak to coordinate with the Central Highlands General Hospital to treat 2 seriously injured police officers.

Previously, SGGP Newspaper reported that in the early morning of June 11, a group of people used guns, knives, petrol bombs, and grenades to attack the headquarters of the People's Committees of Ea Tieu and Ea Ktur communes. The incident left 4 police officers, 2 commune officials, and 3 civilians dead. Lieutenant Bop and Captain Cuong were lucky to escape death but were also seriously injured.