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562 illegal money changers nabbed in February: police

2019-03-11 07:07
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A total of 562 illegal money changers were arrested last month, the Public Security Police (PSP) said in a statement on Friday.

The arrests are the result of 208 raids on illegal currency exchange activities, according to the statement.

The 562 illegal money changers have meanwhile been deported to the mainland, and 407of them have been banned from entering Macau for a period of time.

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