BI: Airline personnel in cahoots with human traffickers

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BI: Airline personnel in cahoots with human traffickers
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The BI called on officials of NAIA to investigate the possible involvement of airline personnel in facilitating the departure of victims of human trafficking and illegal recruitment. | santostinaINQ /PDI

The woman narrated during questioning that she was assisted by an airline employee and the latter’s former officemate in queuing at the immigration departure counter.

Tansingco said the woman was stopped from leaving after the immigration officer who examined her passport noticed that it already had an immigration departure stamp that appeared to be spurious. He added that the BI’s document forensic laboratory later confirmed that the stamp was indeed counterfeit.

The immigration chief declined to name the airline associated with the passenger’s escorts, saying the case was already being investigated by Naia’s antitrafficking task force and its airport police department. “They should stop preying on our poor countrymen who want to work abroad due to poverty and their desire to uplift the lives of their families,” he added.Last year, Naia security guards caught several passengers who attempted to leave without immigration inspection by wearing fake Naia passes in going to the airport’s boarding gate.

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