BEIJING: China will make every effort to rescue Chinese nationals who fell foul of scam operations luring them to countries including Myanmar, the public security ministry said late on Wednesday.
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China vows to rescue nationals trapped in scam operations abroad

Beijing also said it would step up efforts with other countries’ law enforcement agencies.

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BEIJING - China will make every effort to rescue Chinese nationals who have fallen foul of scam operations luring them to countries including Myanmar, the public security ministry said late on Wednesday.

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that China stands ready to work with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries to crack down on cross-border online gambling and telecom fraud while meeting with diplomatic envoys from 10 ASEAN countries in Beijing on Thursday.

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After a Chinese actor was abducted to a Myanmar online fraud park and rescued earlier this month, the topic of online fraud continues to burn in Chinese public opinion. The Chinese Ministry of Public Security said on Wednesday evening (January 15) that it attaches great importance to related cases and will make every effort to coordinate the rescue of Chinese citizens who have been deceived and lost contact or are trapped abroad.

本月上旬一名中国演员被拐骗到缅甸电诈园区获救后，电诈犯罪话题持续在中国舆论延烧。中国公安部星期三(1月15日)晚间表示，对相关案件高度重视，将全力协调解救被骗至境外后失联或被困的中国公民。

“全力捣毁境外电诈窝点！” 中国公安部誓言解救被困人员

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Currently at least 13 Hongkongers are held captive in MyanmarOriginally published on Global VoicesChinese actor Wang Xing who disappeared on January 3 near Thailand’s border with Myanmar, was rescued by Thai authorities within days after Beijing's diplomatic intervention. Screenshot from ABS-CBN news channel on YouTube. This report was written by James Lee and published in Hong Kong Free Press on January 12, 2025, and was updated with an additio…

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that China stands ready to work with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries to crack down on cross-border online gambling and telecom fraud when meeting with diplomatic envoys from 10 ASEAN countries in Beijing on Thursday.

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