US EditionChina issues safety warning for its nationals studying in the Philippines
THE PHILIPPINES, JUL 18 – China warns of increased security risks for its nationals in the Philippines amid territorial disputes and reports of kidnappings and killings, with only 300 to 400 Chinese students remaining there.
- The Chinese government on Friday issued a warning to Chinese students planning to study in the Philippines, citing recent criminal cases targeting them.
- Amid rising tensions over South China Sea disputes and unstable public security for Chinese citizens, Beijing issued the advisory.
- Manila figures showed only 300 to 400 Chinese students remained last year, according to the Philippine Bureau of Immigration.
- According to the Chinese Embassy in Manila, Chinese nationals are urged to monitor local security closely, minimize outings and avoid political gatherings.
- In April, China's Education Ministry issued a similar warning for US-bound students, while the Philippines strengthens alliances and defense capabilities under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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China issues safety warning for its nationals studying in the Philippines
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