Cao Bang border guards prevent 38 illegal migrants
Border guards in the northern province of Cao Bang on August 28 detected and prevented 38 Vietnamese citizens from illegally entering Vietnam from China.
Border guards of Ngoc Chung Border Gate Station detects 14 Vietnamese citizens trying to illegally enter Vietnam from China. (Photo: VNA)
Cao Bang (VNA) – Border guards in the northernprovince of Cꦇao Bang on August 28 detected and prevented 38 Vie🌺tnamese citizens from illegally entering Vietnam from China.
The same day, authorities of Tra Linh and Soc Giang border gatescarried out procedures to receive 68 Vietnamese citizens handed over by Chineseborder guard agencies.
These people left the country illegally during the 20🐓19-2020 period. Some were arrested in raids conducted by Chinese relevant forces while the others tried to enter Vietnam illegally./.
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Border guards of Ngoc Chung Border Gate Station detects 14 Vietnamese citizens trying to illegally enter Vietnam from China. (Photo: VNA) 
