Crackdown on illegal Chinese workers in Phnom Penh

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Crackdown on illegal Chinese workers in Phnom Penh

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Phnom Penh: On January 16, at 6:30 AM, a number of Chinese workers were arrested for living and working illegally, on Street 273, Khan Aureusey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Mr. Seang Sok, deputy prosecutor of the Phnom Penh Municipal Court and Lim Yeang Hay, a clerk, inspected a Chinese construction site and their accommodation. 74 Chinese, including two women, had their papers inspected. The police found 22 passports with no work book/work permit.
Police have sent them to the department of immigration for legal action.
[CEO note: The numbers may be incorrect - 26 passports shown.]
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So darn many of them ...
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Even then, don't come knocking...Not for ANY reason.
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Too small for me to see,, but do those visa's have a one month , six month or one year expiry date.
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Another 50 in Poi Pet today:

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Immigration Force International Poipet International Border Gate operates more than 50 Chinese detainees who have been resettled illegally.

Gen. Sim Sam Ath, police chief of the Immigration Police, said that the crackdown was a combination of immigration police Of the General Department of Immigration and Police of Poipet International Border Gate.

By noon on January 16, the Chinese mainland was sent to the Immigration office at Poipet International Border Gate, Banteay Meanchey Province.

From: http://www.pttvonline.com/article/8921
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Duncan wrote: Tue Jan 16, 2018 2:12 pm Too small for me to see,, but do those visa's have a one month , six month or one year expiry date.
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It seems that it may now be more advantageous for the competent authorities to shakedown Chinese rather than barangs. This is simply because the large numbers of Chinese in the country makes it more profitable.

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or maybe the government is reacting to complaints from local workers. Bet the Chinese are earning more than $3 a day on a building site. maybe they are there to enforce chines quality standards-)
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Visa, work permit raids on construction site
16 January 2018
Immigration police in Tuesday morning arrested more than 70 Chinese nationals for working illegally in Phnom Penh.

Lieutenant General Uk Hiesela, the director of investigations at the Interior Ministry’s department of immigration, said his police forces raided a construction site in Tuol Kok district to see if its staff were legally entitled to work in Cambodia.
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Lt Gen Hiesela said: “Police forces arrested 74 Chinese people at the construction site.”
He said they were all being questioned at the immigration department to see if they have passports, work permits and other proper documents...
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Borum-Ex frm TOForum wrote: Tue Jan 16, 2018 2:19 pm Another 50 in Poi Pet today:

GT:

Immigration Force International Poipet International Border Gate operates more than 50 Chinese detainees who have been resettled illegally.

Gen. Sim Sam Ath, police chief of the Immigration Police, said that the crackdown was a combination of immigration police Of the General Department of Immigration and Police of Poipet International Border Gate.

By noon on January 16, the Chinese mainland was sent to the Immigration office at Poipet International Border Gate, Banteay Meanchey Province.

From: http://www.pttvonline.com/article/8921

More GT: International Immigration Center Poipet detains about 50 ethnic people to check on documents.
Banteay Meanchey province: About 50 Chinese detained by immigration police in the morning of January 16 2018 at the Poipet international border checkpoint in Banteay Meanchey province.

Immigration police official said that the immigration police force, the Poipet International Gate, detained about 50 Chinese nationals. Ten women were sent to the immigration police station at Poipet International Gateway to check the documents.

The above operation, led by the General Department of Immigration of the Ministry of Interior, strengthened the work of migrants, and police force supervised and detained. 50 Chinese people to check the documents.

From; https://www.tvfb.news/article/6002
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prahocalypse now wrote:It seems that it may now be more advantageous for the competent authorities to shakedown Chinese rather than barangs. This is simply because the large numbers of Chinese in the country makes it more profitable.

Every cloud has a silver lining.
Only until they go after the ones working for some connected Oknha and the big man comes down on them for getting in the way.
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