The Chinese Embassy in Manila has denounced reports linking Chinese nationals to illegal activities in the Philippines, calling them "fake news" and "irresponsible remarks."
This statement follows reports of Chinese citizens being involved in crimes such as money laundering and pornography, coinciding with an influx of Chinese workers in Philippine offshore gaming operations (POGOs).
Senator Richard Gordon noted that Chinese nationals brought in P10.6 billion of the P22.69 billion cash brought into the country from September 2019 to February 2020, raising concerns about potential money laundering.
Presidential spokesperson Salvador Panelo stated that Malacañang would not confirm if the criminal incidents involving Chinese citizens in the country were isolated cases, pending validation of these incidents.
The Chinese Embassy reiterated its dedication to protecting the rights of Chinese citizens in the Philippines and expressed willingness to enhance communication and cooperation with the Philippine government.
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