An Giang province receives 44 illegal migrants from Cambodia
The border guard force and relevant agencies of the Mekong Delta province of An Giang on September 20 received 44 Vietnamese nationals who were handed over by Cambodia.
The border guard force of An Giang province asks for information of a Vietnamese nationals who were handed over by Cambodia to Vietnam. (Source: An Giang Border Guard)
An Giang (VNA) – The border guard force and relevant agencies of the MekongDelta province of An Giang on September 20 received 44 Vietnamese nationals whowere handed over by Cambodia.
According to Truong Quoc Hung, deputy head of the border station at Tinh BienBorder Gate, said the nine women and 35 men had entered Cambodia illegally to work in casinos.
Among them, there is a person who is wanted by police in Vinh Yen city, the northern province of Vinh Phuc, he said, addingthat the border station is detaining the wanted man to hand over to Vinh Phuc police.
The remaining 43 people have been transferred to the immigration office under the provincial Public Security Department to complete related procedures.
Earlier on August 18, 40 Vietnamese nationals were detained by An Giang border guards for after illegally entering Vietnamfrom Cambodia. They said they fled forced labour at acasino in Sampeou Poun commune, Kaoh Thom district, Kandal province inCambodia and swam across Binh Ghi River to return to Vietnam.
In investigating the case, the provincial police detected four suspected human trafficking rings. The police also arrested two suspects related to the case./.
The Department of Public Security of An Giang province said on August 21 that the case in which 40 Vietnamese had illegally entered the country after an escape from a Cambodian casino shows signs of human trafficking and organisation of illegal migration for others.
The An Giang Police’s Investigation Security Agency has arrested two suspects to investigate the act of "organising illegal exits" in a case of 40 Vietnamese nationals swimming across a river to Vietnam to escape from a casino in Cambodia.
The Foreign Ministry and Vietnam’s representative agencies in Cambodia have coordinated with the two countries’ authorities to safely repatriate over 600 citizens who had been tricked or lured to Cambodia for illegal work so far.
Government officials reported on the issue of Vietnamese being tricked into working illegally in Cambodia at the Government's regular press briefing in Hanoi on September 6.
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The border guard force of An Giang province asks for information of a Vietnamese nationals who were handed over by Cambodia to Vietnam. (Source: An Giang Border Guard) 
