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Vietnamese American Has 5% Chance of Survival After Allegedly Racist Attack, Family Says

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Nguoi Viet just published a Vietnamese translation of a story about Phong Tran, 43, a Vietnamese nail technician who moved from California to Ohio. He was attacked by an African American man, 25, and is now on life support with 5% of survival, according to doctors.

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