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23 Chinese nationals missing after boat capsizes off Cambodia

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  • An official said the boat carrying 41 people got into difficulties off Sihanoukville, and only 18 of those on board had been rescued
  • One of the passengers told police they left China from a port in Guangdong province by speedboat on September 11

 

More than 20 Chinese nationals are missing at sea after a boat capsized off the coast of Cambodia, an official said on Friday. The boat carrying 41 Chinese people got into difficulties off Sihanoukville on Thursday, Preah Sihanouk provincial spokesman Kheang Phearom said, and only 18 of those on board had been rescued.

 

The once-quiet fishing village of Sihanoukville has been transformed by a Chinese investment boom in recent years, with dozens of casinos opening. But there have been growing reports of Chinese workers being trafficked or smuggled to work in the city illegally. Kheang Phearom said police were questioning those they had rescued while the search for the others continued. “We are searching for the 23 who went missing,” he said.

 

Provincial police chief Chuon Narin told pro-government media outlet Fresh News that a representative of the group told police they left China from a port in Guangdong province by speedboat on September 11. Nearly a week later they were transferred to a wooden boat with two Cambodian crew members in international waters, the police chief said, and that vessel began to sink after breaking down on Thursday.

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