TNAG-2066-FCO40-2944-Vietnamese-boat-people-and-China-1990 — Page 57

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IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT

First Information on Arrival of Vietnamese Boat People

Serial No.

Arrival Date

Date of Reg.

1256

8-5-1990

9-5-1990

Imm.

Ref..

Total

Description

on

of vessel

VRD

Board

Port of Embarkation in VN

Sailing

Date

Description of Boat People

Knowledge of Detention Centre

Policy

Remarks

N.VN. type

22

wooden sailing

HO CHI MINH CITY

S.VN.

junk installed

23-4-90

at 0600 hrs

North Central South |Xxx/No

Vietnamese

Bource

with a 15 h.p. engine.

Chinese

22

κακαχάκακακακκά ************

Breakdown

M 11 W 7 B 1 3

90/90

Measurement

11m x 2m

Family Composition

Families 5

Individuals 11

1. Relieved

to be former VN residents.

2. Had stopped over Chin/

xxxxx

***********

******

Personal Effects

******.

The junk has not been towed

to GIRC. No photo is available.

Description of Voyage

Simple clothing and belongings VIV issued papers

J

Boatmaster : GIP SINH SAU

1

The trip was organized by three ECV/M, 'HUNG', 'VONG' and 'SANG'. 0.5 - 0.7 tael of gold was collected from each adult for the whole service. The escapees left HO CHI MINH by train and reahced HAI PHONG on the third day. They then boarded a ferry for HONG GAI where they spent two nights. The group under escort boarded a sailing junk on the early morning of 28-4-90 and

The couriers 'VONG' and 'SANG' left reached BEI HAI (d) in two days. the junk and the rest continued the journey under the care of 'HUNG only.

湛江 The party took another three days to touch ZHAN JIANG ( >

) where 'HUNG' left them. They had spent half day there for buying 150 litres of fuel and 60 kg. of rice from the local villagers. They set sail eastwards and arrived at DIAN BAI (

) the next day evening. Owing to prevailing strong wind, they remained there two nights as authorized by a local official. Their V.N. identity cards were collected and they could only get them back upon departure. 150 litres of fuel, 60 kg. of rice and 30 kg. of ration were brought from the locals. They had made one night stop at DONG PING()

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