180 Chinese citizens were detained in the Philippines' ban on suspected trafficking and cyber fraud, and deported the situation on Thursday (December 14).
According to Agence France -Presse, the ban was launched in October, and nearly 600 people were found in a building in Manila, the capital of the Philippines, including Chinese, Koreans, Vietnamese and the Philippines.
The Philippine State officially pointed out that the operating company of this building has obtained an Internet game company license.Local police said that many women were rescued during the ban.
The Philippine President Gilberto Cruz, the second official of the Criminal Council, told AFP that Chinese citizens who were expelled from the country had no work permit and engaged in cyber fraud.Cruz also said that more foreigners who have been detained in the ban will be deported in the next few weeks.
Internet fraud in the Asia -Pacific region has received increasing attention from the international community.
The official website of the Ministry of Public Security announced in November that the relevant local law enforcement agencies in northern Myanmar transferred 31,000 suspects of criminal fraud in China to China.China Public Security also wanted a number of scams in northern Myanmar.
