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QIONG ZHOU HAIXIA (琼州海峽) and arrived at WAI LUO (
) of LEIZHOU BANDAO (雷州半島)。
Thereafter, they moved on along the coast of Southern China and made three more stopovers at some unknown places. They finally managed to arrive in Hong Kong on 5-4-90 without touching MACAO.
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Six of them had knowledge of the screening policy by means of radio broadcast by BBC and hearsay.
Five of them had knowledge of the mandatory repatriation. They heard about it through BBC radio broadcast and hearsay.
Eight stopovers in China. and HAI KOU (Z
حما
).
They were examined by PRC officials at SAN YA (3 亜), WEN CHANG (文昌
They were given RMB $100 by the officials at HAI KOU.
None had heard of the news that they would be placed on a deserted island after their arrival in Hong Kong.
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They had no idea whether the Sino-Vietnamese border was closed or control tightened.
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Total no. of unaccompanied minors under the age of 18 : 1 (1B).
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They chose to come to Hong Kong instead of other countries due to safety reasons.
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Serviceman/Policeman: NIL.
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Criminal offence in VN : NIL.
A boatmate named LE VAN HUYNH eventually admitted that he and his son LE VAN HIEN and daughter LE THI LANH had previously arrived in Hong Kong on 26-4-88 (Ref. L/M 2694). They were later on repatriated back to VN voluntarily on 17-8-89 with other 118 Vietnamese. This time, he also brought along with his wife and other sons and daughters. Mr. K. T. CHOW of RCC was informed accordingly.
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