80 Chinese and Vietnamese were arrested, accusing of living and working illegally in Cambodia

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80 Chinese and Vietnamese were arrested, accusing of living and working illegally in Cambodia

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Kampot: Among 103 Vietnamese and Chines, 80 were arrested on June 7, 2016 by Investigation and Procedure Police Department of Interior Ministry, cooperated with Kampot Provincial Police, accusing of living and working in Cambodia illegally while they were working at a construction area in a shoes factory, Nhan Duc Phnom Penh Co,LTD, located in Kandal Tul village, Kampong Trach commune, Kampong Trach district, Kampot province.

Gen Ouk Haysela, a president of the department raised that, the arresting was hold under Mr Kai Samphors's commander, a Kampot provincial prosecutor, cooperated with provincial police. There were 93 Vietnamese, 15 women, 10 Chinese, 103 in total at the location above. He added that, among all the 103, there were 4 Chinese and 76 Vitnamese had no passports,80 in total. They were sent for a legal action after that, he continued.
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What's surprising is not the arrest of the Vietnamese, but the arrest of Chinese nationals - proud
citizens of the mighty nation of dynamic and nuclear-armed China!

Are things really SO bad in parts of provincial China that people will readily leave China to work illegally in Cambodia?
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It seems that if you are of Vietnamese heritage an ID card won't do anymore. You now require a passport. What do you reckon on the chances that only the ones that were too poor to pay a bribe got deported? Sounds like they are throwing all the cheap people out of the country or if Cambodian, in one big room.
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I wonder when the immigration Police/Chinese police are (again) going to arrest the Chinese doing the casino/internet scams in Snookyville? I know of at least 60 Chinese working these internet gambling sites. (they live near me.)
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Deportation figures for 2016. 72% of all foreigners deported from Cambodia in 2016 were Vietnamese according to a Immigration department official cited here:

Cambodia expels 3,376 illegal immigrants in 2016: police official
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PHNOM PENH, Jan. 3 (FN) — Cambodia deported 3,376 illegal foreigners, including 738 females, to their birth countries in 2016, a senior immigration police official said Tuesday.

The illegal immigrants of 63 nationalities had been arrested and expelled from Cambodia last year after they lived and worked here without passports or valid visas, Major General Uk Heisela, chief of the investigation department of the General Department of Immigration (GDI), told Xinhua.

"Some 2,453 (or 72 percent) of them are Vietnamese," he said. According to the official, since the establishment of the GDI in April 2014 until the end of 2016, Cambodia had deported a total of 11,661 illegal immigrants of 72 nationalities, 84 percent of them are Vietnamese.
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Chinese massage workers to be deported.
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Five Chinese women were yesterday arrested for illegally working in two Phnom Penh massage parlors, according to immigration police.
Ouk Heisela, the director of inspections at the General Department of Immigration, said the five were employed to work in Phnom Penh’s Tuol Kork district.
“They don’t have passports or work permits,” he said. “In cases where they have no passports, we have to deport them.” Mr. Heisela said the women are being questioned at the immigration office.

An ongoing crackdown on foreigners living and working illegally in Cambodia has seen tens of thousands of immigrants sent home, mostly Vietnamese.
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It's about damn time we built a wall to keep these foreigners out.
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when u invite chinese investments, u invite thousands of chinese workers, when u invite thousands and thousands of chinese workers, u invite all the vice that comes along with it. repent before its too late
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bolueeleh wrote: Sat Mar 11, 2017 8:03 pm when u invite chinese investments, u invite thousands of chinese workers, when u invite thousands and thousands of chinese workers, u invite all the vice that comes along with it. repent before its too late
Money trumps all! If only they would bring the decent mei meis, but PP (and KH) is like a third/forth tier city compared to China so you get the same swindlers that have connection with SOE and then the bottom of barrel of all Chinese.
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Illegal Workers Arrested

30/05/2017 15:08
Phnom Penh (FN), May 30 – The Ministry of the Interior's General Department of Immigration with the collaboration of the Phnom Penh Municipal Court arrested 93 Vietnamese and Chinese migrants on Tuesday, according to Director of the Investigation Department, Ouk Hai Sila.

“The Immigration Police arrested 93 immigrants. Of these, 42 are Vietnamese and 51 Chinese. They settled and worked here illegally" stated Ouk Hai Sila.

“At the beginning of 2017, we have deported 1,025 foreigners from 35 nationalities," he said adding that “The majority have been Vietnamese”.
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