A total of 136 foreign nationals who illegally entered Myanmar via border routes through neighbouring countries, including Thailand, and engaged in online gambling, online fraud and other crimes in areas such as Myawady–Shwe Kokko, KK Park and Kyaikhto regions in Kayin State were repatriated to their respective countries yesterday through the Myanmar–Thailand Friendship Bridge No 2.
The
repatriation was carried out based on humanitarian grounds and neighbourly
relations in accordance with legal procedures. Seven more foreign nationals
were also identified and detained for further investigation.
The
repatriated individuals include 70 Vietnamese nationals, 56 Ethiopian
nationals, eight Cameroonian nationals, and two Ghanaian nationals. In order to
ensure systematic and smooth repatriation procedures, officials verify and
inspect data and documentation for completeness and accuracy. Myanmar officials
officially handed over the repatriated individuals along with supporting
documents to the respective embassy representatives.
Seven more
foreign nationals were also discovered and detained yesterday for illegally
entering Myanmar through border routes in the Myawady–Shwe Kokko region. These
individuals include four Indian nationals, one Nepali national, one Ugandan
national and one Kenyan national.
From 30
January to 17 June 2025, a total of 9,141 foreign nationals who illegally
entered Myanmar were identified and detained. Among them, 8,906 individuals
were repatriated to their respective countries via Thailand under the law and
proper procedures. The remaining 235 foreign nationals are ready for
repatriation and are held in proper custody.
The
Government continues to investigate and take action against those involved in
online scams and online gambling, including foreign nationals and
collaborators. Myanmar is working actively and consistently with neighbouring
countries and international organizations to uncover and take action against
such illegal activities while repatriating involved foreign nationals per
international and legal standards.
MNA/KZL
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