2.0 is the customs protection scandal? Philippine Justice Department orders investigation into "escort Chinese" service

The Philippine Department of Justice (DOJ) has directed the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to investigate plans for a possible new scandal involving immigration personnel allegedly offering "unimpeded" escort services to foreigners, mainly Chinese.

Philippine Department of Justice (DOJ) Secretary Remulla Jesus Crispin "Boying" said in a press release that his office has been receiving complaints over the past few months about migrants providing "escort" services, which cost from 10000 to 20000 pesos, and most of the escorts are foreigners, especially Chinese citizens.

The Philippine Immigration Bureau reported this week that on October 10, a female passenger impersonated an employee of the Ministry of Justice, but the airport immigration officer found that her travel permit was forged and stopped her.

In this regard, the Minister of Justice believes that government officials may be involved in the airport scandal. He added: "I can't provide details yet, but we are investigating a large-scale scandal, the scale of which may be related to the previous milk sugar scandal or the customs protection plan"

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In the milk candy scandal or the customs protection scheme scandal, immigrants accepted bribes from 10000 pesos to facilitate the barrier-free entry and exit of foreigners (mainly Chinese), or to avoid being asked questions when entering the Philippines.

The Minister of Justice has warned immigration officials and personnel to do their part and avoid participating in schemes to "facilitate" the entry of aliens. "These are sovereign functions that they perform. It is the borders of the country and represents our integrity as a nation and as a leader, and we cannot tolerate the existence of such acts," he warned."