Some extremists have committed illegal acts.

(Baonghean.vn) - Some extremist parishioners threw rocks at the police, causing casualties to a number of police officers and people participating in traffic on National Highway 1A.

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On February 14, 2017, Mr. Nguyen Dinh Thuc, parish priest of Song Ngoc, incited hundreds of parishioners to gather at Song Ngoc parish, to go to Ky Anh district, Ha Tinh province to file a lawsuit against Formosa Company.

For many hours, these parishioners lined up, hung banners, flags, pedestrians, and motorists, causing traffic jams on many roads in Quynh Luu district and on National Highway 1A.

During the trip, Mr. Nguyen Dinh Thuc used a loudspeaker to incite and incite the parishioners to go to Ha Tinh, despite the cold and rainy weather.

Mr. Nguyen Dinh Thuc used a loudspeaker to incite parishioners on February 14, 2017.

Extremist parishioners gathered and caused obstruction on the road leading to Yen Ly parish (Dien Chau).

When arriving at Dien Hong commune, Dien Chau district, hundreds of parishioners gathered, causing disorder and obstructing traffic on National Highway 1A. Some parishioners even stopped their cars to block National Highway 1A, forcing traffic police to use rescue vehicles to move them elsewhere.

Authorities had to use a tow truck to move a parishioner's car that was deliberately blocking traffic on National Highway 1A.

While representatives of provincial leaders, local authorities, and functional forces explained to the people to help them understand the situation and not gather illegally, causing disorder and insecurity in the area, Mr. Nguyen Dinh Thuc remained stubborn, inciting the parishioners to continue to sue.

Provincial leaders went to the scene to explain to people about the incident and not to gather illegally.

Vehicles passing on National Highway 1A also suffered a shower of bricks and stones from the extremist parishioners.

Traffic police car had broken windows, lights, and rearview mirrors while on duty.

Some extremists threw stones at the authorities, injuring a number of police officers and people traveling on Highway 1A. Some vehicles of the authorities and people traveling on Highway 1A were also damaged by the extremists./.

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