Thanh Hoá police stop illegal workers crossing into China

February 11, 2019 - 11:00

Police in central province of Thanh Hoá on Sunday announced that they successfully stopped a group of 11 men from illegally crossing border for work in China.

Police in central province of Thanh Hoá on Sunday announced they had successfully stopped a group of 11 men from illegally crossing the border to work in China.— VNA/VNS Photo

THANH HOÁ — Police in central province of Thanh Hoá on Sunday announced they had successfully stopped a group of 11 men from illegally crossing the border to work in China.

On Friday evening, after receiving reports from local residents in Quảng Nam Commune, Quảng Xương District, the police stopped the men group who were heading to catch a coach to Móng Cái City in Quảng Ninh Province to enter China.

Seven of the 11 men had reportedly been illegally working in China. They had returned to their hometown in Thanh Hoá Province for Tết and asked other locals there to join them in China.

According to Thanh Hoá Police, they are reviewing a list of local people who are working overseas to prevent illegal border-crossings. — VNS

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