Tipped off by local people, the police on August 21 raided a house in Hai Yen ward, Mong Cai city, and caught red handed a group of 11 Chinese nationals gambling and organizing gambling on Chinese sites.

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The police seized 4 laptops, 10 Chinese bank cards, 63 unused Chinese SIM cards, 8 wifi routers and some relevant items.

According to preliminary investigations, these Chinese nationals had contacted a local resident in Mong Cai city to rent a house where they installed equipment for gambling and organizing gambling on Chinese sites.

The police contacted their counterparts in China’s Dongxiang city and found that the group are wanted by the Dongxiang police for the act of organizing online gambling.

After completing necessary procedures, the police handed over the detainees along with seized objects to the Dongxiang police late August 22 to handle under a crime prevention cooperation agreement between the two sides.

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