In the early morning of June 11, a group of 6 workers working on the Buon Ma Thuot City East Bypass project were sleeping in their shed when they were suddenly awakened by the deafening sound of destruction and gunfire.
At that moment, Mr. Y Yung Bkrong ((born 2005), residing in Kpum hamlet, Hoa Hiep commune, Cu Kuin district, was shot and missed his right chest, causing bleeding.
A moment later, many people approached the shack. Three workers were lucky to escape, while Y Yung Bkrong, Dieu Nguyen (born in 1991) and Y Dun Bkrong (born in 2004) were controlled and forced to follow them.
The group declared that anyone who did not listen would be shot dead immediately. Before leaving the shack, they poured gasoline on the vehicles and road construction machinery and set them on fire.
Mr. Y Yung Bkrong recalled that all three people were dragged into a deserted coffee plantation and had guns pointed at them by the group. They watched the three hostages very carefully so they could not escape.
Dieu Nguyen said that the group of people were very reckless and could kill anyone at any time. If the police had not rescued him, he did not know what his fate would have been.
After taking hostages, the subjects quickly attacked the headquarters of Ea Tieu and Ea Ktur communes, killing and injuring 8 commune officials and commune police, and taking the lives of 3 people.
On the afternoon of June 11, when attacked by the police, the subjects fled. At this time, Y Yung and Dieu Nguyen were rescued.
As for Y Dun Bkrong, the subjects continued to drag him along. By the evening of June 14, Y Dun Bkrong was safely rescued by the police after 4 days of being a hostage.
Recalling the terrifying moment, Y Dun recounted: "On the way, they forced me not to step on wet ground but only to walk on dry ground to avoid leaving traces.
They watched me very carefully, every night I was only allowed to eat a small handful of rice and drink a few sips of water. At night I couldn't sleep for fear that they would kill me."
Currently, these 3 workers have been handed over by Dak Lak Provincial Police to Hoa Hiep Commune, Kuin District so that the commune authorities can take them home.
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