Chinese influencer found homeless in Cambodia after high-paying job lure


BANGKOK: A statement from the Chinese Embassy in Phnom Penh on Monday (Jan 5), said that a well-known Chinese influencer who was allegedly lured to Cambodia with promises of a high-paying job, has ended up homeless.

According to the Khmer Times in Cambodia the young influencer, who had around 58,000 followers, was found in a condition that bore little resemblance to her glamorous online image.

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