Philippine police dismantle an alleged international parcel scam network operating out of Pasay City, arresting a Chinese national and two Malaysians and rescuing foreign nationals reportedly held at the premises. The police operation is led by the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) of the National Capital Region, after multiple foreign nationals escaped and sought help.

Authorities say the group ran a “parcel scam” designed to exploit fear of legal consequences, allegedly contacting potential victims under the guise of courier company employees to claim a parcel was scheduled for delivery. Outlets report that the scheme targeted people in several countries in the region, including Vietnamese and Indonesians. The reported operation is also described as supported by intelligence sharing with law enforcement in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Vietnam.

Coverage emphasizes arrest details and the size of those rescued. Some outlets highlight the number of foreign nationals rounded up, while others focus more on the alleged structure of the scam and the international cooperation described by investigators. Overall, the reporting largely aligns on the suspects, location, and core scam allegation, with minor differences in figures and framing.