Outrage is growing in Quang Ngai, Vietnam, following reports of a military action that has left dozens of people dead and many more injured. The incident began when a group of military personnel attempted to enter a village in the Quang Ngai province on Tuesday. The villagers, who had been warned of the impending attack, refused to allow the military personnel to enter, leading to a confrontation. Reports state that the military personnel opened fire on the villagers, killing at least 30 people and injuring many more. The exact number of casualties is still unknown. The incident has sparked outrage in Quang Ngai and across the country, with many calling for justice to be served. "This is an outrageous act of violence and must be punished," said one local resident. "The military must be held accountable for their actions." The government of Vietnam has yet to comment on the incident, but many are calling on them to take action. "We demand that the government take immediate action to ensure that those responsible for this tragedy are brought to justice," said one protester. The incident has also sparked international condemnation, with the United Nations and other international organizations calling on the government of Vietnam to investigate the incident and bring those responsible to justice. It remains to be seen what action the government of Vietnam will take, but many are hopeful that justice will be served and that the victims of this tragedy will receive the justice they deserve.