Vietnam Faces Rising Security Concerns Amidst Youth Violence Incidents
An Khánh district in Vietnam has seen a violent incident where a group of youths chased and attacked individuals, with footage circulating online. This has raised public concern and highlighted the government's challenge in maintaining order and addressing juvenile delinquency.
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