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The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines: China and the Philippines will jointly crack down on crimes such as kidnapping and protect Chinese citizens in the Philippines.

On September 17, Zhou Zhiyong, the temporary office of the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines, met with Avaros, Minister of the Philippine Internal Affairs and Local Government Affairs, transferred to the party secretary of the Party Committee and Minister of the Ministry of Public Security Wang Xiaohong to the inauguration of Avalus, and further strengthened law enforcement cooperation on China and the Philippines. Strictly crack down on in -depth exchanges of crimes involving Chinese citizens' abduction, illegal detention, and population sales.

Avaros said that the Philippine police attached great importance to these cases, combined with other law enforcement departments, quickly took action, continuously cracked several cases, successfully rescued a number of Chinese citizens, and arrested the suspects. The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines has been vigorously assisted in this process. Most of the above cases are related to online gaming. In the next step, the Philippine Internal Affairs and Local Government Affairs Department will continue to carry out law enforcement cooperation with China, coordinate other Philippine law enforcement departments, judicial organs, and local governments, carry out special anti -abduction operations, and adopt more comprehensive centered strategies to eradicate criminal soil.

Zhou Zhiyong said that the Chinese government attaches great importance to the safety of every overseas Chinese citizen and appreciates the Philippine government and law enforcement agencies in close communication and cooperation with China in the near future, and jointly take effective measures to severely crack down on serious crimes such as abduction and extortion against Chinese citizens in the Philippines. China is willing to further deepen and expand the cooperation of China -Philippine law enforcement to effectively protect the security and legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens in the Philippines.

The two sides agreed to conduct in -depth discussions and research on how to further strengthen law enforcement cooperation.

Source: Chinese Embassy in the Philippines

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