Two Chinese minors arrested in the Hasa hasa incident, returned to China

The Department of Foreign Affairs confirmed that two of the eleven Chinese fishermen arrested in Hasa-hasa shoal for illegal poaching of 500 pawikan were returned to China. The two unnamed Chinese are still in their minority.

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