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Chinese People Smugglers Arrested in SW Hungary

• 24 Sep 2024 4:36 PM

Two Chinese men were charged with trying to smuggle three Chinese migrants from Croatia to Austria via Hungary, the Zala County prosecutor's office said.

The men, 35 and 49, were living in Hungary when they decided to rent and borrow cars to smuggle migrants across the borders. At the instruction of an as yet unidentified client, they travelled to Zagreb and drove three migrants to the border.

They were stopped and arrested shortly after crossing from Croatia to Hungary.

Source: 
MTI - The Hungarian News Agency, founded in 1881.

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