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Human trafficking victims rescued

By Stephen Then
Policemen raiding the house when the 11 Indonesians were found in Bintulu

BINTULU: Eleven Indonesians suspected of being victims of human trafficking were rescued by police in Bintulu in northern Sarawak.

The Indonesians - nine of them women aged 18 to 40 and two men aged 23 and 44 - were rescued after police raided a house at 2.45pm on Monday.

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