These included interrogations at airports and questioning in hotel lobbies, the Taipei Times reported on Wednesday. The council has also issued a statement and urged Taiwanese nationals visiting China to remain highly vigilant and aware of risks. These examples were cited by Taipei Times, drawing on details shared by people familiar with the matter. According to Taipei Times, the reported cases also include Taiwanese businesspeople, members of the I-Kuan Tao religious group, and individuals linked to alleged scam operations. Activities not aligned with these aims are suppressed, Taipei Times reported, citing the MAC statement.