Four Taiwanese nationals arrested for immigration law violations after yacht runs aground in Manila Bay
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Four Taiwanese nationals arrested for immigration law violations after yacht runs aground in Manila Bay

Four Taiwanese men were arrested for immigration law violations after their yacht ran aground in Manila Bay and they were rescued by the Philippine Coast Guard. Two of the men are wanted in Taiwan for drug-related offenses, while the other two are suspected of harboring illegal entrants. They are also facing charges for allegedly dumping garbage into the sea.

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