Recently, a message has been circulating in the Filipino-Chinese community, claiming that two Chinese nationals have been accused of profiting by reporting their compatriots over a long period. According to the information, the two accused are Zheng Dong (nickname Z, ID number EH3981398) and Wang Qishan (nickname W, ID number EH4356989).
The whistleblower claimed that three years ago, they had lent 300,000 pesos to the aforementioned individuals, which has not been repaid to date. More serious allegations suggest that these two individuals are suspected of collaborating with local unlawful law enforcement officers to profit economically by reporting some businesses accused of being illegal, and may even be involved in planning and executing some illegal activities.
This news has already spread in some communities, sparking discussions about the safety environment and business order for Chinese people in the Philippines. Community members have reminded fellow Chinese in the Philippines to be vigilant, and to protect their safety and legal rights.
It should be noted that these accusations have not yet been officially confirmed, and further verification of the situation is needed. Such incidents also reflect the importance of understanding and complying with local laws and regulations during the process of transnational business and work.
The Filipino-Chinese community has always emphasized mutual assistance and self-discipline, advising Chinese in the Philippines to resolve disputes through legal means, seek legal assistance promptly when encountering problems, and maintain contact with local consulates and embassies.
