Guyana’s police announce that five Chinese nationals are arrested and charged in connection with alleged immigration offences, including overstaying the period permitted under their travel documents. The Guyana Police Force says the five men—aged 31, 34, 50, 53 and 59—are linked to an enforcement operation carried out on 16 June 2026 at the Rock Creek Mining Area in Puruni, Region Seven. Police state that the individuals were first detained on that date and later charged over the immigration allegations. Across the reports, the arrests and charges are attributed to the Guyana Police Force statement, and all outlets describe the matter as related to immigration violations tied to the duration of permission under the men’s travel documentation. No additional details on the specific charges, court dates, or any legal proceedings are included in the provided reports. The accounts consistently cite the same arrest date, location, and ages, and they frame the incident as part of an immigration enforcement effort in Region Seven.