Pregnant woman beaten unconscious: 1-minute clip records shocking developments, police intervene

The incident of a pregnant woman about to give birth being "physically impacted" to the point of fainting and having to be hospitalized has received great public attention in recent hours. The clip recording the incident is spreading rapidly on social networks.

The Nguoi Lao Dong newspaper recently reported that on March 25, the Cam Duong Commune Police, Long Thanh District, Dong Nai Province, were investigating a fight that left two people injured. Initial investigations revealed that the incident occurred at the Kitty Children's Playground in Group 7, Cam Duong Commune.

The incident started when two children fought over each other's toys. The parents of the two children had an argument, then got into a fight. In the 1-minute clip that was recently posted by many parties, the group of people loudly fightin.g each other included a pregnant woman who was quite pregnant and a young man who was the pregnant woman's younger brother. After the fight, the two sisters had to be hospitalized for treatment.

Previously, the pregnant woman's cousin posted on social media with the intention of asking the online community to "demand justice" for her relative. The younger sister was indignant: "It's normal for children to go to the playground and fight over toys. But how could they have the heart to drag someone up to bea.t my sister, carrying her pregnant belly and fainting on the spot. My sister had just returned from the army and had a broken nose, a broken head, and injuries like that. Where is humanity?" Attached to the post was a picture of the pregnant woman and a young man with quite serious injuries who were in the hospital.

According to information shared online, the pregnant woman, Ms. L., residing in Long Thanh, Dong Nai, took her chil.d to the above-mentioned playground. There, her son and another chil.d fought over toys and got into a fight. After that, the two families also started arguing and fightin.g. The bo.y's family called more people to the playground to "physically impact" the chil.d to the point that Ms. L. had to be hospitalized. Ms. L.'s younger brother, who was protecting the chil.d, was also beaten and had his nose broken and his forehead torn. It is known that Ms. L. is in the last months of her pregnancy.

Netizens continuously expressed their anger, hoping that the authorities would soon investigate clearly. Many people believe that no matter what the cause is, "physically hitting" pregnant women is unacceptable: "She's pregnant, and about to give birth, but you can still bea.t her. It's really scary"; "Children are wrong, but is it right for adults to act like this? Why bea.t someone like that over a toy?"; "So brutal, no matter how angry you are, you can't bea.t a pregnant woman until she's covered in bloo.d like that"...

Another equally sensational incident occurred in Xuan Thanh village, Hau Thanh commune (Yen Thanh district, Nghe An province). Accordingly, on March 23, after returning from drinking, Nguyen Van Hoang (born in 1986, residing in Xuan Thanh village) used a stainless steel stick to hit his wife and children.

From the security camera footage, it can be seen that three children were sitting on the porch eating. Hoang went out and suddenly used a stick to hit a littl.e gir.l's back several times. Being hit, the littl.e gir.l cried out, and the wife, still holding a 1-year-old chil.d, quickly ran over to stop him: "Don't hit the chil.d."

At this time, Hoang threw the stick and turned to slap his wife in the face, kickin.g her. A littl.e gir.l who tried to intervene was also "physically affected" by her father. Hoang sat down on the mat to eat, then stood up again, holding the stick and beatin.g his wife. The children who witnessed the incident cowered in fear, while the woman who was beaten could only cry helplessly.

On the afternoon of March 24, after visiting her sister's house (Hoang's wife), seeing Hoang continue to be drunk, a younger sister feared that her brother-in-law would bea.t his wife and children again, so she extracted the camera and posted the incident on social media. On the morning of March 25, speaking to Vietnamnet, the leader of Hau Thanh Commune Police said that he had worked with the husband and was investigating the incident.

In addition, the provincial police directed that if the wife requests an injury assessment, the commune police will assist in carrying it out. The wife has not made any further requests at this time. The family in the clip above has 4 children, the youngest of whom is just born and is nearly 1 year old.

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