Taiwan is vetting more than 747,000 civil servants, educators and military personnel for mainland ID and residency documents in a crackdown on Beijing’s growing political influence and espionage activities on the island.
More than 370,000 personnel in sensitive and high-ranking posts were screened in the first phase of the wide-reaching investigation led by the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC).
A second phase, launched on Monday, “will include local government officials and public-school teachers…
Source : South China Morning Post
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