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52 Singaporeans arrested in China’s Guangxi province in pyramid scheme crackdown — MFA conducting consular visits

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September 8, 2026
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SINGAPORE: The Ministry of International Affairs (MFA) has confirmed that 52 Singapore residents have been arrested and detained in Guangxi, China, following a legislation enforcement operation by Chinese language authorities focusing on suspected pyramid scheme actions and associated offences.

MFA stated it was knowledgeable of the arrests by the Chinese language authorities. The Singapore Police Power (SPF) has contacted its Chinese language counterparts to hunt additional info, and investigations by the Chinese language authorities are ongoing.

MFA has been participating the Chinese language authorities by means of the Singapore Embassy in Beijing and the Singapore Consulate-Common in Guangzhou. Consular visits have been performed with all 52 Singaporeans to verify on their welfare and supply consular help. MFA stated it is usually in touch with the next-of-kin of these detained.

The Ministry stated it can proceed participating the Chinese language authorities and pressured that due course of needs to be accorded to the Singaporeans in accordance with Chinese language legislation.

MFA reiterated that the Singapore Authorities doesn’t intervene in overseas judicial techniques, in line with the precept that overseas governments are anticipated to respect Singapore’s personal legal guidelines and authorized processes. The Ministry’s position is to supply consular help and make sure the Singaporeans are handled in accordance with relevant authorized processes, to not intervene with the judicial proceedings of one other sovereign jurisdiction.

A warning for Singaporeans overseas

MFA used the event to remind Singaporeans travelling or residing abroad that they’re topic to the legal guidelines of the international locations they’re in. Singaporeans are suggested to train warning when invited to take part in schemes involving the recruitment of contributors or the upfront fee of considerable sums of cash, whether or not abroad or in Singapore.

Pyramid and multi-level advertising scheme operations in China carry critical felony penalties and have been the topic of enforcement motion by Chinese language authorities. Singaporeans approached with such alternatives, significantly these involving journey to mainland China as a part of the scheme, ought to deal with such invites with excessive warning and confirm the legitimacy of any enterprise alternative by means of official channels earlier than collaborating.

Netizens react

On-line, folks have been expressive of their help of enforcement motion, even when there have been fellow Singaporeans concerned.

One person acknowledged, “Most punishment for these scammers, please.”

One other netizen commented “[I] hope [that] they don’t deport them, I feel China has heavier punishments than Singapore on scammers.”

A Redditor shared an identical expertise, saying “I used to be introduced there on a “enterprise journey”. Only a broke boy accompanying my pal. Every part is true. The rip-off could be very elaborate, they even had tour buses with a tour information to take you thru the town. There have been enterprise conferences, enterprise displays. They paid for the whole lot as nicely. You’d be stunned what number of outstanding folks in Singapore are concerned on this as nicely. I hope they’re all locked up for good.”





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