The girls are all gone

[Yoshitsune Minamoto]

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</td> </tr> <tr><td colspan="3" class="bodytext_10pt"> <!-- CONTENT : start -->BEIJING - A nightclub without hostesses? That's the situation some nightspots in Beijing are facing since the police began cracking down on vice activities on April 11. The campaign resulted in the shutdown of 35 entertainment outlets, including Heaven Earth nightclub, No 8 Club KTV, and Sunworld Dynasty Hotel KTV, which allegedly provided obscene shows and were believed to be fronts for prostitution.

On April 29, police also raided Wangshihaomen Club after plainclothes officers had visited the club while undercover the previous week. The police detained 26 suspects in the massage rooms, and seized sex drugs and account books that recorded the transactions. With "zero tolerance" as their campaign's motto, Beijing police also arrested members of 149 prostitution gangs and closed 256 hair salons that were fronts for vice activities.

In all, Beijing police have arrested 1,100 people suspected of facilitating prostitution, reported China Daily. Other nightclubs have since got cold feet and have asked their hostesses to return to their hometowns in the provinces. As many as 100,000 women have been "chased out of Beijing", reported Beijing Wanbao on May 16. Quoting the boss of one record company who took a client to a nightclub, the newspaper reported that he was surprised to see no hostesses there.

The mamasan explained: "The authorities are coming down hard on us so the girls have all returned to their hometowns." Eventually, the mamasan found a girl to entertain the record company boss, but the girl was visibly uneasy and refused to put on the black dress that the nightclub's hostesses usually wore as a uniform. Mr He Angang, the political commissioner of Beijing's security forces, said: "Usually, these entertainment places are run by gangs. Carrying out the raids will help reduce crimes. "He said that the 35 nightclubs that were closed were in Chaoyang, Haidian and Daxing districts.

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The police cancelled the business licenses of six bath centres in Daxing district, and the other 24 entertainment places involved were ordered to suspend their business. One such nightclub manager, identified as Ma, allegedly told police that customers paid at least 20,000 yuan (S$4,000) for membership. He said: "These clients will be eligible for the special services whereas ordinary customers can only have massages."

He added that masseuses wore white uniforms and the prostitutes usually wore red or black dresses. Mr He said police intend to consolidate the campaign and plainclothes officers will continue paying undercover visits to Beijing's nightclubs, paying special attention to the owners and managers. Police will also look into prostitution in rented houses and take action against errant owners.
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[Yoshitsune Minamoto]

Four night clubs suspended for using hostesses


Four night clubs suspended for using hostesses

Police in Beijing's Chaoyang district on Tuesday discovered 557 hostesses providing paid services, which is against the law, in four luxury night clubs, and suspended the clubs' business for six months, the Beijing Times reported Thursday. Police said the four night clubs – Tianshang Renjian, Mingmen Yeyan, Huadu and Kaifu International – not only had hostesses providing paid services, but also had fire prevention lapses. The newspaper cited a police officer as saying six months of business suspension are the "severest penalty for providing paid hostesses services."

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More than 1,100 people, who allegedly engaged in, organized and facilitated prostitution, were arrested in a one-month crackdown, police said on Thursday. On April 29, police raided the Wangshihaomen Club in Chaoyang district after plainclothes officers had paid undercover visits during the previous week. The police detained 26 suspects in the massage rooms, and seized sex drugs and account books that recorded the transactions.
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One male suspect surnamed Ma, who was one of the managers in the club, told police: "Customers are usually very rich and they pay at least 20,000 yuan for membership and then they will be eligible for the special services. Ordinary customers just have the massage service."He said the qualified masseusses wore white uniforms and the prostitutes usually wore a red or black dress.
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The campaign resulted in the closure of 35 entertainment places, including Heaven Earth nightclub, No 8 Club KTV, and Sunworld Dynasty Hotel KTV, which allegedly provided obscene shows and were believed to be shelters for prostitution, Beijing police said at a press conference on Thursday.
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[Yoshitsune Minamoto]

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"These entertainment places are usually backed by criminal forces and gangs. Carrying out the clean-up is also conducive to reducing crimes," explained He Angang, the political commissioner from the city's security corps. He said the 35 entertainment places involved were spread throughout the city: seven in Chaoyang, seven in Haidian district and six in Daxing district.
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The police cancelled the business licenses of the six bath centers in Daxing district, and the other 24 entertainment places involved were ordered to suspend their business. He said they intend to intensify the campaign and plainclothes police officers will continue paying irregular undercover visits to the city's entertainment places and they will pay special attention to owners and managers of such venues.
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Moreover, they will also investigate prostitution in rented houses and make the owners of any houses found to be providing prostitution accountable.
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[Yoshitsune Minamoto]

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A policeman checks night club hostesses' work cards in the hall of a club in Beijing's Chaoyang district on May 11, 2010.
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In a bid to crack down on prostitution, Chaoyang police have checked more than 400 singing halls, foot and body massage centers and hair salons without licenses since April 11.​

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A night club hostess and her customer are questioned by a policeman at a club in Beijing's Chaoyang district on May 11, 2010.

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Two people in charge of a night club are questioned about fire prevention lapses in their club in Beijing's Chaoyang district on May 11, 2010.




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[Yoshitsune Minamoto]

Popular venues in China closed in police crackdown


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CHINA, BEIJING - More than 1,100 people, who allegedly engaged in, organized and facilitated prostitution, were arrested in a one-month crackdown, police said on Thursday. On April 29, police raided the Wangshihaomen Club in Chaoyang district after plainclothes officers had paid undercover visits during the previous week. The police detained 26 suspects in the massage rooms, and seized sex drugs and account books that recorded the transactions.

One male suspect surnamed Ma, who was one of the managers in the club, told police: "Customers are usually very rich and they pay at least 20,000 yuan for membership and then they will be eligible for the special services. Ordinary customers just have the massage service." He said the qualified masseusses wore white uniforms and the prostitutes usually wore a red or black dress. The raid was part of a crackdown initiated by Beijing police on April 11.

The campaign resulted in the closure of 35 entertainment places, including Heaven Earth nightclub, No 8 Club KTV, and Sunworld Dynasty Hotel KTV, which allegedly provided obscene shows and were believed to be shelters for prostitution, Beijing police said at a press conference on Thursday. The police also closed 256 hair salons and arrested the members of 149 prostitution gangs.

"These entertainment places are usually backed by criminal forces and gangs. Carrying out the clean-up is also conducive to reducing crimes," explained He Angang, the political commissioner from the city's security corps. He said the 35 entertainment places involved were spread throughout the city: seven in Chaoyang, seven in Haidian district and six in Daxing district.

The police cancelled the business licenses of the six bath centers in Daxing district, and the other 24 entertainment places involved were ordered to suspend their business. He said they intend to intensify the campaign and plainclothes police officers will continue paying irregular undercover visits to the city's entertainment places and they will pay special attention to owners and managers of such venues. Moreover, they will also investigate prostitution in rented houses and make the owners of any houses found to be providing prostitution accountable. - China Daily
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[no_faith]

either the boss lapse kopi lui to authority or the authority wan increase kopi lui.
no money, no business for you.

usually business man go nightclubs tok business partly due to the hostess.

now the business can tok in K box, their wives no worries.

 

[Received_by_Kings]

The CCP has once again succeeded in routing out these capitalist evildoers who flout the principles and taint the purity and innocence of Chinese civilisation.

 

[singveld]

oh beijing men can come to singapore for casino and geylang, they will find lot of china chicken there.

 

[Received_by_Kings]

oh beijing men can come to singapore for casino and geylang, they will find lot of china chicken there.

You must know that China chicken is not like potato chips - the export quality is far inferior.

 

[singveld]

well, at least singapore police will not arrest the china punters.
it maybe trouble if they are caught in china.
so it is plus for them.

 

[Ash007]

No more china mei mei in KTV? Must be some big event coming up. Wait a couple of months they will be back.