After a large -scale assault operation from the Philippine police, the Chinese embassy in the Philippines in the Philippines and the Philippine law enforcement department carried out relevant cyber fraud cases.
According to the news of the Chinese embassy in the Philippines on May 6, the China Embassy stated that the embassy attaches great importance to the case. The Chinese ambassador Huang Xilian immediately deployed police and consular officials to carry out work to understand the case of the case from the Philippines.To verify the information involved in the case, and provide Chinese translation services at the same time to assist the Philippine inspectors as the identity.
The embassy stated that the embassy sent a working group composed of multiple departments to visit the field to visit the rescued Chinese citizens and communicate with the Philippine law enforcement department.The working group thanked the Philippines for adopting a strong action to rescue the victimized Chinese citizens, requesting the case as soon as possible, severely punishing criminals, and urging the Philippines to effectively protect the personal safety and legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens.
The embassy stated that the two sides also exchanged opinions on further strengthening law enforcement cooperation and severely combating criminal acts such as the sale of population and forced labor.Thoroughly solve this social illness.The Philippines thanked the embassy for sending police, consular officials, and translators to handle the case on the spot, saying that they would accelerate the collection of suspects to ensure that the suspect was punished by law and will continue to closely law enforcement cooperation with China to jointly combat transnational nationalitycriminal behavior.
The Philippine Police raided a community of Mabalacat, 90 kilometers north of Monara, north of Manila, rescued 1090 victims forced to assist in network fraud.These victims are mainly from mainland China, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines, and there are some from Nepal, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand and Taiwan.Their scams are the United States, Europe and Canadians.
These victims who were deceived in the Philippines were confiscated by the criminal group after their offering, and they were forced to work for 18 hours a day.They were asked to meet strangers through social media, fell in love with each other, and then seduced the other party to buy cryptocurrencies or deposit money into false bank accounts.
At least 12 leaders involving fraud programs have been arrested and will face allegations to sell the population.These suspects include seven Chinese citizens, four Indonesians and one Malaysian.
