Over 2,000 policemen with the help of dogs and drones were part of the action in Binyang County and its neighbouring area in the regional capital of Nanning yesterday.
The operation was part of a special campaign to attack telecommunication fraud, led by the Ministry of Public Security and the public security department of Guangxi lasting from November 26 to December 9.
According to a Nanning police officer, 186 people have been arrested in the campaign, involved in 21 gangs in the city.
In China, civilians are forbidden to possess guns.
Telecommunication fraud has seriously threatened social stability and people's assets, and further efforts will be made to crack down on such fraud, the officer said.
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