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34 Chinese women rescued from Cebu prostitution ring

CEBU CITY ? The National Bureau of Investigation in Central Visayas (NBI 7) rescued 34 female Chinese nationals from a prostitution ring operating in a bar that was being run by four of their compatriots in Lapu Lapu City.

National Bureau of Investigation (NBI-7) Regional Director Atty. Tomas Enrile and Assistant Regional Director Atty. Dominador Cimafranca present four female Chinese nationals , Zeng Dan, Quan Yiquing, Xiuzhu Wei and Xiushen Wei who nabbed by NBI agents after allegdly selling 34 female Chinese nationals for sex in a KTV bar in Lapu Lapu City.(Photo by: Juan Carlo de Vela) mbnewspictures / mbnewspix

National Bureau of Investigation (NBI-7) Regional Director Atty. Tomas Enrile and Assistant Regional Director Atty. Dominador Cimafranca presents four female Chinese nationals, Zeng Dan, Quan Yiquing, Xiuzhu Wei and Xiushen Wei who nabbed by NBI agents after allegedly selling 34 female Chinese nationals in a KTV bar in Lapu Lapu City. (JUAN CARLO DE VELA / MANILA BULLETIN)

According to NBI 7 Director Tomas Enrile, seven NBI agents posed as customers, on Monday, and were able to pay P35,000 for each of three Chinese ladies so that they could take them out.

This entrapment operation led to the arrest of Zeng Dan, Quan Yiqing, Xiuzhu Wei and Xiushen Wei who will be charged with violation of the Republic Act 9208 (Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003) in relation to RA 10364 or the “Expanded Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2012”.

Then on the strength of a search warrant issued by Executive Judge Joseph Stephen Ygnacio of the Regional Trial Court Judge in Lapu-Lapu City, NBI 7 raided the bar and rescued the 34 female Chinese nationals.

In a press briefing Monday, Enrile also said customers were being charged for the use of an exclusive VIP room and another P7,500 for every entertainer.

Enrile added that investigation showed that the rescued women were recruited to work for an online gaming company, but ended up working as guest relations officers (GRO) when they arrived in Lapu-Lapu.

The rescued women, who came from different provinces in China, were turned over to the Chinese Consular Office.

Enrile said follow-up investigation will be conducted to find out if the four suspects have cohorts in their illegal activities.

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Female Chinese nationals face anti-trafficking charges

The four female Chinese nationals believed to be the managers of 34 women who were rescued in an operation conducted by NBI agents will be facing anti-trafficking charges. CDN Digital photo | Alven Marie A. Timtim

Cebu City, Philippines ? The National Bureau of Investigation Central Visayas Region Office (NBI-7) on Monday, August 5, 2019, filed anti-trafficking charges against four Chinese women who allegedly trafficked 34 fellow Chinese women in a KTV bar in Barangay Agus, Lapu-Lapu City.

The four women who were arrested were Zeng Dan, 28 years old; Quan Yiqing, 27 years old; Xiuzhu Wei, 45 years old; and Xiushen Wei, 44 years old.

They are believed to be the managers of the 34 women who were rescued in an operation conducted by NBI agents of Manila and Cebu on Friday evening, August 2, 2019, in a hotel compound that was reported for prostitution activity.

The rescued female Chinese nationals at the NBI-7 office. CDN Digital photo | Alven Marie A. Timtim

The four will be facing charges for violating the provisions of Republic Act 9208, known as Anti-trafficking of Persons Act, in relation to Republic Act 10364 or the Act Expanding RA 9208.

Four other female Chinese nationals, identified as Lingyuan Hunag, Xiabing Lin, Zhang Yue, and Li Ping, were also identified as mangers of the bar and will face the same charges but they remain at large as they weren’t in the area during the operation. The NBI-7 said it will continue to investigate the case to trace the four others at large.

The 34 women who were rescued were turned over to the Chinese Consular Office.

According to NBI 7 Regional Director Tomas Enrile, based on their investigation, the 34 women aged 25 to 30 years old were recruited to work for a Legal Online Gaming Operation (LOGO) in the Philippines. But upon entering the country, they were instead made to work as Guest Relations Officers (GRO) in the KTV bar, where they were tasked to serve and entertain costumers. /bmjo

https://cebudailynews.inquirer.net/249589/female-chinese-nationals-face-anti-trafficking-charges#ixzz5y5YwADEB

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