TNAG-2065-FCO40-2943-Vietnamese-boat-people-and-China-1990 — Page 134

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IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT

First Information on Arrival of Vietnamese Boat People

Serial No.1183

Arrival Dale. 25-2-90

Dale of Reg.27-2-90

Knowledge of Detention Centre

Policy

Imm.

Description

Total

Ref.

of Vessel

on

Port of Embarkation

Sailing

Dale

Description of Boat People

VRD

Board

in VN

Chinese type

2

motorized

HỌ CHỈ MÌNH S.VN

8-2-90

al

North Central South.

Đường No

17/90

junk

1000 hrs Vietnamese

Chinese

Breakdown : N 2 K

2

B O GO

Photo is not available.

!

Family Composition :

Families: 0 Individuals : 2

Personal Effects

:

Simple clothing & belongings

issued papers.

VN

-

Description of Voyage

Source:

Radio-broadcast/ -Press/better/

Hearsay

Remarks

1. Believed to

be former VN residents.

2. Had stopped

over China/ Macao.

3. Karning

Notice абжен.

Informant : CHAU PHU CƯƠNG

These two VBP were landcrossers from Vietnam to China. The trip was organized by a Chinese courier named 'THANII' who lived in S.VN. 'THANH' charged each of them 2.5 Lals of gold. On 8-2-90, the party of three left HO CHI MINH and went to HA NOI by train. 'THANH' left them for personal business and returned one week later. On 8-2- 90. the three continued their journey, They took a bus to DONG DANG via LANG SON. On the following day, they crossed the Sino-Vietnamese land border and arrived at PENG XIANG (#). Some money was paid to the border official at both sides bu the amount was unknown. They went to LUNG ZHOU # 州 ) and then NAN NING (南寧 ) where they stayed for two days. On 24-2-90, they reached GUANG ZHOU (A) by bus and stayed at a house near the pier. Besides these two VBP, there were a total of 16 others awaiting in the house. In the same evening, all 18 of them were taken to a pier where a boat was berthing. Before boarding the boat, Lwo VBP were warned by 'THANH, That they had to claim that they were Chinese resi- dents of DONG GUAN (

) if the boat was intercepted by Hong Kong Marine

Police. He also promised to rearrange their passage to H.K. after their repatriation.

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