4 nabbed for Chinese convicts’ escape
By Maricar CincoPolice arrested four people, among them a village chief in Imus City, for their alleged participation in the escape of three Chinese drug convicts from jail personnel in Cavite.
Police arrested four people, among them a village chief in Imus City, for their alleged participation in the escape of three Chinese drug convicts from jail personnel in Cavite.
The Supreme Court has reduced the sentence meted out to two Chinese men from reclusion perpetua to just a maximum of 12 years in prison, citing weaknesses in the prosecution evidence that led to their conviction for drug trafficking in 2004.
A Chinese national was arrested in a buy-bust operation Friday afternoon in Quezon City for allegedly peddling 100 grams of suspected “shabu.”
Japan has detained a Chinese fishing boat and eight crew members for illegal fishing around Southwestern Japan.
They’re called “little emperors”—the children born in China under a law that generally limits urban families to having just one child.
Shark fin traders in Hong Kong have laid out thousands of fins on rooftops in what appears to be a move to escape public scrutiny of their industry.
More than a month after the deportation of 297 Chinese and Taiwanese nationals for alleged involvement in cybercrimes, 31 more Chinese suspects were arrested for similar scams in a raid in Parañaque City by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday.
Cambodia has deported a Chinese woman convicted of desecrating photos of the country’s recently deceased former king in front of enraged factory workers.
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) yesterday deported 27 Chinese nationals allegedly involved in what authorities described as the single biggest cybercrime operation in the country.
Two Chinese ships entered waters around Japan-administered islands in the East China Sea, the Japanese coastguard said, as tensions mount over the disputed chain.
The government will likely deport nearly 400 Taiwanese and Chinese arrested in a major telephone scam that swindled millions of dollars from elderly compatriots, police said on Friday.
Even death does not provide relief from soaring property prices in Hong Kong, where those seeking a final resting place for a loved one face high costs and a shortage of space.
A Chinese national was accused of breaking the car’s windshield of a fellow Chinese in Mandaue City on Sunday.
