Reporter assaulted while filming buying rechargeable fan during peak heat wave

While working to record the buying and selling of rechargeable fans during the peak of the hot weather in front of a store on Dong Cac Street (O Cho Dua Ward, Dong Da District, Hanoi ), a reporter from Hanoi Radio and Television Station was suddenly attacked by two people.

On June 7, Dong Da District Police (Hanoi) said they were consolidating records and handling two subjects who assaulted a reporter from Hanoi Radio and Television Station while the reporter was working in accordance with regulations.

Image of reporter being assaulted by subjects

Previously, on the afternoon of June 6, when a group of reporters from Hanoi Radio and Television deployed cameras to record people buying rechargeable fans during the peak of the heat in front of an electric fan store on Dong Cac Street, a subject approached and asked them not to film or take photos.

Despite being told that the working area was on the street, where there were no signs prohibiting filming or taking photos, this subject still loudly yelled, grabbed the collar, and kicked the TTC reporter ( Hanoi Radio and Television Station ) to the ground. Next, another subject standing outside also rushed in to assault the TTC reporter. When the reporter was lying on the street, these two subjects continued to be aggressive, despite everyone's attempts to stop them.

After the incident, a group of reporters from Hanoi Radio and Television went to the police station of Cho Dua Ward to report the incident and took the TTC reporter to the hospital for emergency treatment due to multiple injuries.

Upon receiving the report, Cho Dua Ward Police took professional measures and brought the suspect who assaulted the reporter to the headquarters for questioning. After escaping, the suspect also came to Cho Dua Ward Police headquarters to present himself.

Currently, Dong Da District Police have received the two subjects who assaulted the reporter to consolidate their records and handle them according to regulations. The identities of the two subjects have not been announced by the police.

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