Over 1,200 illegal immigrants arrested in Guangdong, Hong Kong
illegal immigrants in Hong Kong
Guangzhou - ArabToday
More than 1,200 illegal immigrants have been captured by police in Hong Kong and Guangdong Province since the Spring Festival.
A total of 1,178 people, all nationals of Southeast Asian countries, were arrested for trying to enter Guangdong without legal permits, according to the provincial border police Thursday.
Another 48 were captured in Hong Kong, but police gave no details of their nationalities.
Most of the immigrants were apprehended at bus and railway stations, ports and work places such as construction sites or factories, police added.
Police in Guangdong and Hong Kong have strengthened cooperation at borders to curb illegal immigration.
Source: Xinhua
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