Chinese embassy denies issuing ‘black alert’ on PH over kidnapping | Global News

Chinese embassy denies issuing ‘black alert’ on PH over kidnapping

By: - Reporter / @TarraINQ
/ 06:03 PM August 16, 2012

MANILA, Philippines–The Chinese Embassy on Thursday denied a report that China had issued a black travel alert barring Chinese nationals from coming to the Philippines amid an alleged kidnapping of Chinese tourists last month.

“As far as I know, there is no black travel alert by the Chinese government,” said Chinese Embassy spokesperson Zhang Hua in a text message sent to the INQUIRER on Thursday.

Zhang, however, made no comment when asked if the Embassy has received any report on the recent cases of kidnappings, which anti-crime crusader Teresita Ang-See recently bared.

Ang-See said one case involved men in police uniform snatching four Chinese nationals in Cavite while on a visit to their relatives last month. He said police refused to listen to her and accused her of exaggerating abduction reports.

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