22 Chinese nationals arrested for attempting to smuggle people through the port = South Korea

Police arrested 22 Chinese nationals who attempted to smuggle people into the country at Boryeong and Daecheon ports in Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea.
Boryeong Maritime Police Station has filed charges against 22 Chinese nationals on suspicion of attempting to smuggle people into Japan (violation of the Immigration Control Act) and is conducting an investigation.
It was revealed on the 3rd that this was being done. The men, who had boarded a boat from China, are suspected of jumping into the sea from the southwest coast of Okawa Port at around 1:53 a.m. on that day and attempting to swim away from land.
is recieving. They were all Chinese (including ethnic Koreans) in their 40s and none were third-country nationals. The 21 people were arrested in the Daecheon Port area, and Mr. A took a taxi to Gyeonggi-do (Gyeonggi-do).
He fled to Ansan, Gi-do, but was caught by the police. The Coast Guard plans to investigate the smuggling routes and motives of the 22 people arrested. After helping people smuggle people, they escaped and crossed South Korean territorial waters.
We are currently requesting cooperation from the China Maritime Police Bureau in arresting the vessels involved.