October 22, 2025Oct 22 Photo courtesy of Vietnam News A local farmer in Đà Nẵng City, Pơloong Nhương, was attacked by a wild bear while returning from his farm late Tuesday. Nhương, the head of A Tu 1 Hamlet and part of the Cơ Tu ethnic minority, was found unconscious by the roadside with severe injuries. Residents discovered him at around 6:30 p.m. and promptly carried him to the village for first aid. Police Chief Lieutenant Colonel Bhnướch Đèn reported that, by 7 p.m., the Hùng Sơn Commune Police coordinated with medical staff to transport Nhương to Ch’Ơm Commune Health Station for emergency care. The attack inflicted significant damage to Nhương's face, lower jaw, stomach, arms, and legs, leading to substantial blood loss. Tây Giang District Medical Centre sent an ambulance to further assist in his treatment. Nhương has regained consciousness, though medical personnel continue to monitor his condition closely. In response to this incident, Hùng Sơn Commune authorities have urged locals to avoid visiting their fields alone during late afternoon and evening hours. Efforts are underway to track the bear to ensure community safety. Looking forward, local agencies will collaborate to track the wild bear and mitigate future risks. The incident has heightened awareness among residents, emphasizing the importance of caution when farming in remote areas. Key Takeaways A farmer in Đà Nẵng was attacked by a wild bear and significantly injured. Authorities are advising locals to be cautious when going to fields alone. Efforts are in place to monitor and ensure safety from the wild bear. Related Stories: Thai Fisherman Survives Bear Attack with Miraculous Recovery Elderly Man Severely Injured in Bear Attack in Prachinburi Adapted by ASEAN Now from Vietnam News 2025-10-22
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