Vietnamese fishers attacked in South China Sea

The men were reportedly beaten and robbed.

: Ten Vietnamese fishers were violently robbed in the disputed South China Sea, state media reported Wednesday, with an official saying the attackers came from Chinese-flagged vessels.

Four of the 10-man Vietnamese crew were rushed to hospital on Monday after arriving at Quang Ngai port, according to state-run Tien Phong newspaper, which said the men were attacked by around 40 people for three hours. Party official Vuong -- who chairs the people’s committee of Binh Chau, the commune where the fishermen live -- said on Facebook he “strongly opposed the barbarous acts by China.”

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