On July 28, the Chinese Embassy in Papua New Guinea once again reminded Chinese citizens and institutions not to engage in illegal gold mining or gold smuggling activities. Since July, the PNG Immigration Service has carried out joint enforcement activities in gold mining regions to arrest and deport foreign citizens involved in illegal gold mining, gold smuggling, and visa irregularities, including some Chinese citizens. The Chinese Embassy in Papua New Guinea once again seriously reminds that Chinese citizens and institutions in PNG must abide by local laws and regulations, and never engage in illegal gold mining, gold smuggling, or activities that do not match the type of visa they hold, and avoid illegal acts that pose a safety risk to themselves. In the event of an emergency, call the police immediately and contact the Chinese Embassy in PNG for assistance.

On July 28, the Chinese Embassy in Papua New Guinea once again reminded Chinese citizens and institutions not to engage in illegal gold mining or gold smuggling activities. Since July, the PNG Immigration Service has carried out joint enforcement activities in gold mining regions to arrest and deport foreign citizens involved in illegal gold mining, gold smuggling, and visa irregularities, including some Chinese citizens. The Chinese Embassy in Papua New Guinea once again seriously reminds that Chinese citizens and institutions in PNG must abide by local laws and regulations, and never engage in illegal gold mining, gold smuggling, or activities that do not match the type of visa they hold, and avoid illegal acts that pose a safety risk to themselves. In the event of an emergency, call the police immediately and contact the Chinese Embassy in PNG for assistance.