On April 14th, Dak Nong Provincial Police confirmed the seizure of 78 vehicles belonging to a group of teenagers who engaged in disruptive “cloud hunting” activities in the Dak Song district.
Recently, a group of teenagers aged 15-25 from Dak Lak and Dak Nong provinces have frequently visited the scenic misty hills in Nam N’Jang commune, Dak Song district, to take photos and videos.
Police have issued a formal notice and confiscated 78 vehicles for violations. (Photo: Hong Long).
During their gatherings, the teenagers engaged in reckless driving, weaving through traffic, and loud exhaust modifications, disrupting public order.
On April 13th, Dak Nong Provincial Police’s Traffic Police Department, alongside the Criminal Investigation Department, Drug Crime Investigation Department, Mobile Police Force, and Nam N’Jang Commune Police, conducted checks and issued notices to 78 individuals.
The teenagers drove erratically, weaving between lanes and modified their vehicle exhausts. (Photo: Hong Long).
Authorities found that the group had committed multiple traffic violations, including operating vehicles without licenses or permits. Further investigation revealed that they had illegally modified their motorcycles in terms of frames, appearance, size, and other specifications. The group did not hold valid driver’s licenses, vehicle registration certificates, and lacked appropriate vehicle registration plates. Authorities also conducted alcohol and drug tests on all 78 individuals. One individual tested positive for alcohol consumption.
The confiscated 78 vehicles will be processed according to regulations.
