Indians kept as slaves rescued from farm


THREE women from India travelled over 2,600km to Perak, only to be kept as slaves for two years at a farm in Gopeng.

Their plight ended on Sept 12 when crimebusters from Bukit Aman raided the livestock and vegetable farm following a tip-off from the public.

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