Two Vietnamese women who had traveled to Taiwan in November were arrested for overstaying their e-visas and later confessed to officers that they had been working in the sex trade in northeastern Taiwan's Yilan County, announced police on Wednesday Jan.
In the wake of the mass exodus of Vietnamese tourists from their tour groups last month, the National Immigration Agency's special operations unit in Yilan coordinated with Luodong Township police and the Yilan Military Police Corps in carrying out a joint inspection of gathering places for migrant workers. During the search, the team found two Vietnamese women who had overstayed their visas in a house in Luodong Township in Yilan County.
Police raid home where women were staying. Luodong Township Police image. The women said that they had three to four clients a day. When questioned by police, Pan denied being involved in sex trafficking and claimed that she was simply providing the women with lodging. None of the women were charged with prostitution as they were not caught in the act.
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