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China, Thailand coordinate to repatriate citizens in cross-border crime crackdown

The operation, conducted in accordance with Chinese and Thai laws, international regulations and established practices, is one example of ongoing collaboration between the two nations to address transnational criminal activities, China's Ministry of Public Security (MPS) said.
Chinese nationals, believed to have worked at scam centres in eastern Myanmar, board a plane at Thailand’s Mae Sot International Airport before sent back to China on February 20, 2025. (Photo: AP)
Chinese nationals, believed to have worked at scam centres in eastern Myanmar, board a plane at Thailand’s Mae Sot International Airport before sent back to China on February 20, 2025. (Photo: AP)

Hanoi (VNA) - Ch🅺ina and Thail🎐and on February 27 jointly repatriated 40 citizens involved in illegal immigration as part of a broader crackdown on cross-border crime.

The operation, conducted in accordance with Chinese and Thai laws, international regulations and established practices, is one example of ongoing collaboration between the two nations to address transnational criminal activities, China's Ministry of Public Security (MPS) said. A senior officer of China's Ministry of Public Security (MPS) explained that the repatriated individuals had been deceived by criminal organisations into illegally crossing borders, ultimately becoming stranded in Thailand. Their families have repeatedly sought government assistance for their return, the officer said, stressing that the repatriation reflects China's commitment to protecting its citizens' legitimate rights.
The officer further emphasised that the repatriated individuals' legal rights were fully protected throughout the process, and that they will receive assistance in reintegrating into their families and society once the necessary legal procedures are completed.
MPS highly valued the recent joint operations between China and Thailand in combating transnational crimes, including telecommunications and internet fraud. Both countries have pledged to expand their law enforcement cooperation, with the goal of better safeguarding citizens' legitimate rights and ensuring regional security and stability, according to the officer./.
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