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].