5 Chinese arrested for illegal entry into Japan

5 Chinese arrested for illegal entry into Japan

KITAKYUSHU, Japan - The Chinese-registered container ship Huai Lai He is berthed at a terminal in Hitakyushu's Tachinoura on Sept. 21. Police arrested five Chinese men who were among nine Chinese detained earlier in the day when they were found running from the ship. The ship entered the terminal via Osaka and Kobe after setting sail from Dalian on Sept. 15.

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