Cambodia deports over 100 Vietnamese nationals for overstaying


PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/ANN):More than 100 Vietnamese illegally residing and working in Cambodia were deported on June 1 by officials from the General Department of Immigration’s investigation and procedure implementation department.

Bavet town police chief Em Sovannarith said the 106 Vietnamese were stopped at the Bavet international border checkpoint at 10am while attempting to cross the border in search of work.

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