Vietnamese in Paris Caught in Riots: 'Panic to Evacuate Everyone'
A Vietnamese restaurant owner in Paris recounted his harrowing experience of being caught in riots, facing vandalism and tear gas, forcing him to evacuate with his customers. The incident highlights growing security concerns.
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