The Daily Tribune
Wanted Chinese intercepted at NAIA
A Chinese national, Du Shuizhong, was arrested at NAIA Terminal 1 while attempting to flee the Philippines.
The 52-year-old Du was apprehended by the Bureau of Immigration on September 19 for alleged involvement in human trafficking and prostitution.
He was found to be an undocumented and undesirable alien due to his alleged involvement with a company engaged in human trafficking and prostitution.
The Bureau of Immigration had previously charged Du and issued a deportation order against him in November last year.
He is currently detained at the BI facility in Camp Bagong Diwa and will be deported back to China, with a permanent ban from re-entering the Philippines.
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