Can someone tell me about the Philippine kidnapping of Hong Kong people tonight and what happened to

The Philippine police are useless and ignore people's lives and deaths.

A tourist bus in the Philippines was hijacked with most of the passengers as tourists from Hong Kong, China.

The Philippines said on the 23rd that a tourist bus was hijacked in the capital Manila that morning, with 25 passengers on board. The Philippines** told Xinhua News Agency that most of the passengers on the tourist bus that was hijacked in Manila that day were tourists from Hong Kong, China.

China's ** reporter contacted the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines for the first time, and Wang Xiaobo, the consul of the embassy's consular protection, said that from the information currently available, this was an accidental hijacking incident and was not deliberately aimed at Chinese. The working team sent by the embassy has arrived at the scene and is actively assisting in solving the problem, and at the same time asking the Philippines to make every effort to ensure the safety of the hostages.

It is reported that after verifying the news of the hijacking incident, the embassy immediately dispatched a working group led by Counselor Li Qinfeng to the scene to cooperate with the hijackers to negotiate.

The Filipino robbers took hostages with the intention of demanding a reinstatement to the police.

The robber, Rolando Mendoza, was a former high-ranking police officer who was fired on suspicion of robbery, extortion, and drug-related criminal activities. A few days ago, in order to demand the reinstatement of his duties, he boarded the bus of Hong Kong Hong Tai Travel Agency with an M-16 automatic rifle and took 22 Hong Kong tourists and three Filipinos hostage. Mendoza not only demanded that the official be reinstated, but also that he be compensated for the loss of benefits during his unemployment.

Hong Kong tourist robbed in the Philippines, 8 people confirmed dead.

Of the 15 Hong Kong tourists who were abducted in the Philippines, eight have been confirmed dead, two are seriously injured, and the condition of the other five is yet to be confirmed.

Ma Zhaoxu said that at around 9 a.m. on August 23, 21 Hong Kong tourists in Manila, Philippines, were hijacked. After the incident, China attached great importance to it and immediately lodged representations with the Philippine side, demanding that the Philippine side make every effort to carry out rescue operations on the premise of ensuring the safety of the hostages. The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines has been in communication with the Philippine side in this regard.

After arduous negotiations, six Hong Kong tourists were released before noon. At around 7:40 p.m. that night, the Philippines carried out a surprise rescue operation. As of press time, eight of the remaining 15 Hong Kong tourists were confirmed dead, two were seriously injured, and the condition of the other five was yet to be confirmed.

It's been a week since it happened, and now I'm asking, search for it on the Internet!

On August 23, 2010, a former Philippine police officer hijacked a passenger car at gunpoint. There were more than 20 Hong Kong tourists on board, and nine were eventually killed. One of them is a tour guide, he is the tour guide of this trip, he is the first person who secretly called ** to inform the outside world that he was kidnapped, he was handchained by the kidnappers at the front door of the car, and he finally became a human shield...

This is the passing of a life ...

It was in front of our hijacked bus, Filipino !! After the hostages were rescued, the local Filipino maids were still laughing, and a large group !!

A group of Sadako!!

The hostage-taker, Mendoza was a senior police officer who was fired from his post on multiple charges for allegedly blackmailing a hotel manager in Manila in 2008. It currently has two demands for the release of the hostage, namely, reinstatement and compensation for the losses incurred during his dismissal.

Some may have been killed and may not all have come back safely.

I guess they've all been victimized, but I hope they will come back.

What a shit! Why go to such an unsafe place! Look for death! I won't sympathize with them! Depressed.

A Hong Kong tour group was hijacked at gunpoint by a former Philippine police officer in the Philippines.

The gunman himself is a police officer, who was once selected as the best police officer in the Philippines, but was later involved in an extortion case and was dismissed, claiming to have been wronged, but failed to redress the grievances, so he held the tour bus hostage with a gun and wanted to coerce his Filipino ** to reinstate him!

However, the Philippine government did not agree to his request, and arrested the gunman's younger brother, and without rescuing the hostages, ** made inappropriate behaviors, and rejected the gunman's request, pushing the gunman to madness, pushing the Chinese Hong Kong compatriots to the brink of death, and finally ending up as a hostage**.

Because the robbers believed that they had been treated unequally, the robbers wanted to hijack the bus in exchange for a relatively fair result, but unfortunately the failure of the negotiation angered the robbers, and the final consequences were out of control.

You can't call this question a problem, this kind of thing can't be explained, if you have to explain it, it's to insert the topic of faith.

But there are many problems that have been reflected through this incident, and what we need to think about is this.

The incident occurred on August 23, 2010, at about 9:30 a.m. Manila time in the Philippines, when Rolando Mendoza, a dismissed former Philippine senior inspector, forcibly boarded a tour bus belonging to a tour group of Hong Kong Hong Tai Travel Agency, and held hostage 23 hostages, including tourists, drivers, tour guides, tour leaders and photographers, and demanded that Philippine ** reinstate him. The kidnappers released nine hostages, and one other Filipino driver escaped. After nearly 10 hours of the incident, a shootout broke out between the bandits and the special ** and tactical units of the Manila Police District of the Philippine National Police.

The incident lasted 12 hours and ended with 7 wounded, 8 killed, and the bandits killed out of 15 hostages.

The incident has caused tensions between the Republic of the Philippines and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the People's Republic of China. The Hong Kong Security Bureau has issued a Black Outbound Travel Alert to the Philippines since then.

The news has said that this Philippine hostage-taking incident, there were mistakes in the rescue operation, many points 1, the robber's brother should not be allowed to negotiate with him, the robber saw his brother being arrested by ** on a live TV in the bus, and his emotions changed greatly and he wanted to kill hostages.

2. Missed several times the perfect opportunity to snipe.

3. The driver falsely reported that 15 people had been killed in the bus, did not check the authenticity of the hostages' deaths, and risked ordering to storm the bus.

4. Before killing the hostages, the special police found a bus nearby to simulate the rescue method, but found that the glass of the Kangtai bus was too thick and hard.

5. The SWAT brain was flooded and used a rope to pull the retractable door of the bus, but it was broken.

There are many of the above problems, and it can be seen that the level of the Philippines is so backward.

The biggest mistake was to directly refuse Mendoza's request to reinstate his original post and the economic losses during the dismissal, and the Philippines lied to him and didn't die, he didn't do it, and he wanted him to kill our Chinese compatriots.

Greasy? I can't stand it. Many Xiaobai usually don't care, they also understand current affairs, they don't know anything, and they overreact when something happens.

Probably not, it's an emergency. The passengers of that car were really unlucky that day!