BI to deport 2 Chinese nationals arrested for fraud
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BI to deport 2 Chinese nationals arrested for fraud

Apr 24, 2024, 1:42 AM
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Two Chinese nationals who were arrested in separate operations in Parañaque and Cebu cities are set to be deported by the Bureau of Immigration (BI).

BI Commissioner Norman Tansingco identified the captured aliens as Zhu Yuanjiang, 25, and Ma Mingjie, 51, who were arrested last week in separate operations conducted by the BI’s fugitive search unit (FSU).


Zhu was arrested April 17 in Barangay Umapad, Mandaue City while Ma was apprehended two days later at his residence in a subdivision in Paranaque City.



Tansingco said Zhu was arrested pursuant to a warrant of deportation issued by the BI board of commissioners when it ordered his expulsion from the country last year.



He was ordered deported for overstaying and after investigation by the BI revealed he had worked in the country without a permit.


It was learned that Zhu previously worked in Xinchuang Network Technology Inc., an online gaming hub in Pasay City that was raided by the local authorities in June last year for alleged engagement in various criminal activities such as human trafficking and cyber fraud.


On the other hand Ma was arrested for being a wanted fugitive from justice in China where he is wanted for contract fraud.


A warrant for his arrest was reportedly issued by the Jiangbei district sub-bureau of the Public Security Bureau in Chongqing, China on December 6, 2017.


Chinese authorities alleged that Ma and his cohorts deliberately tampered bank accounts and account names of a point of sale (POS) machine merchant which resulted to the unauthorized transfer of over 58 million yuan, or more than US$8 million from China Minsheng Banking Corporation to his altered bank account.



Both Chinese nationals are now detained at the BI detention facility in Camp Bagong Diwa, Taguig City while awaiting deportation.

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