Cars vandalised in Danang

Police in the central city of Danang are investigating complaints that several cars were damaged while being parked on a local street.

Police in the central city of Danang are investigating complaints that several cars were damaged while being parked on a local street.

A car was damaged on Sunday early morning in Danang City.

Deputy director of the city's Police Department, Tran Muu, told local media on May 22 that they were searching for a group of men who allegedly caused damage to eight cars on Sunday.

According to the police, several people living in the city's two central districts of Hai Chau and Thanh Ke reported that they found their cars damaged on early Sunday morning while being parked on Nguyen Tat Thanh Street.

"At least eight cars have been reported as heavily damaged with broken front, back and windshield glasses or lights," Muu said. "Bricks and stones were also found inside the cars."

A brick is found inside a car

Owner of a damaged Toyota, Dao Thi Huyen Nga, said that she came to take her car at 415-417 Nguyen Tat Thanh Street at around 3 am to find that all the glasses had been broken.

"We hope that the police will soon find and punish those who did this," Nga said. "Now we're very worried about parking."

Security cameras at a nearby shop showed that the attack was done by a group nine men riding on five motorbikes at midnight.