Manila Bulletin
Suspected leader of 'human trafficking syndicate in China' arrested in Paranaque City -- BI
The Bureau of Immigration has apprehended a Chinese national, 35-year-old Wang Chuancong, who is wanted by Beijing for human trafficking.
Wang is accused of leading a syndicate that smuggles Chinese citizens out of China by forging documents for their travel, enabling them to work in the Philippines' online gaming sector.
Immigration operatives arrested Wang on July 30 within his condominium unit in Parañaque City.
He is currently held at the BI warden facility in Camp Bagong Diwa, Taguig City, awaiting deportation proceedings.
Wang's passport was canceled by the Chinese government, making him an undocumented alien.
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