People go back to the fields, get haircuts, and do business after the commune headquarters in Dak Lak was attacked.

Residents of Cư Kuin district have returned to their normal lives three days after a group of individuals armed with guns and knives attacked the headquarters of Ea Tiêu and Ea Ktur communes (early morning of June 11).

Along the road connecting the commune center to the villages and hamlets, people return to their daily work.

"For the past two days, my family had to put aside garden work. When we heard that the police had caught the criminals and received encouragement and propaganda from the local government, I and the villagers felt secure to return to work," said a resident of Ea Ktur commune, Cu Kuin district.

Shops are open and traffic is back to normal.

The barbershop, located a few hundred meters from the Ea Ktur Commune People's Committee, has reopened after being closed for two days. "The situation has been brought under control by the authorities, so I feel confident reopening," said Huy, the owner of the barbershop.

"When the attack on the commune headquarters happened on June 11, everyone and I were very confused and scared. In the past few days, my family hardly left the house. I kept up to date with information on media channels and newspapers, so as soon as we saw the situation stabilized, we felt secure to return to work and production," said Nguyen Phuoc Tuan Anh (K'niet village).

After 3 days of the incident, with the determination of the provincial authorities, the district and commune authorities were on duty day and night, making efforts to track down and arrest the troublemakers, bringing life in the villages and hamlets in the two communes of Ea Tieu and Ea Ktur (Cu Kuin district, Dak Lak province) back to normal soon.

"According to a report from the Dak Lak Provincial Police, the security and order situation throughout the province has returned to normal, and regular social activities remain unchanged. Daily life has returned to the atmosphere of the days before June 11th," Lieutenant General To An Xo informed.

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