据陆委会最新统计，2024年1月1日至7月22日期间，台湾民众赴陆失联、遭留置盘查或被关押的通报案件累计402人1。其中失联154人、遭留置盘查32人、遭关押216人1。在被关押的216人中，涉及诈骗案件的占比最高，达62%即134人1；其余案件还涉及其他刑事案件58人、宗教案件23人以及国安案件1人1。
陆委会主委邱垂正表示，这些案件的统计主要是为了"让台湾民众知道赴陆有风险"1。海基会秘书长罗文嘉指出，宗教信仰相关的拘留案件近期激增，目前陆港澳旅游警示等级为"橙色"1。陆委会呼吁对岸遵循既有两岸联系机制，确保台湾民众的人身安全1。
According to the latest data from Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC), between January 1 and July 22, 2024, a cumulative total of 402 cases involving Taiwanese citizens who went missing, were detained for questioning, or were held in custody on the mainland were reported 1. Among these, 154 individuals went missing, 32 were detained for questioning, and 216 were held in custody 1.
Of the 216 detained individuals, 134 cases—representing 62 percent—involved fraud allegations, while 58 involved other criminal charges, 23 were related to religious matters, and one case pertained to national security 1. MAC Chair Qiu Chuixheng stated: "These statistics are not aimed at 'resisting China and protecting Taiwan,' but rather to inform Taiwan's citizens of the risks of traveling to the mainland" 1. Meanwhile, Luo Wenka, secretary-general of the Straits Exchange Foundation, noted a recent surge in detention cases related to religious beliefs 1. The travel advisory for mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau currently remains at the orange warning level 1.
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