Police in Moscow have arrested the owner of a company illegally employing more than 2,000 Vietnamese and Chinese workers, ITAR-TAS news agency quoted sources from the force as saying.
However, the nationality of the employer, caught in Krylatskye Khomy Street on September 11, has yet been identified.
Police also seized a number of financial documents, more than 200 seals of different companies and fake stamps of state agencies, as well as more than 300 invitation letters and work permits for foreigners plus a large number of passports.
They said the suspect has made registration for more than 2,000 Vietnamese and Chinese workers with temporary residence in Moscow downtown.
Police have started legal procedures against the suspect on the charge of organising illegal immigration to Russia.-VNA
However, the nationality of the employer, caught in Krylatskye Khomy Street on September 11, has yet been identified.
Police also seized a number of financial documents, more than 200 seals of different companies and fake stamps of state agencies, as well as more than 300 invitation letters and work permits for foreigners plus a large number of passports.
They said the suspect has made registration for more than 2,000 Vietnamese and Chinese workers with temporary residence in Moscow downtown.
Police have started legal procedures against the suspect on the charge of organising illegal immigration to Russia.-VNA
