Family members speak of relatives missing, trapped by trafficking


PETALING JAYA: What was claimed to be an investment opportunity in Hong Kong turned out to be an instance of human trafficking for the brother of 26-year-old Choo Wei Mun, who wound up in the infamous human trafficking syndicate at KK Garden in Myanmar.

Choo said his brother’s friend had suggested the job, saying that he only had to work for four days in a month and get paid RM18,000.

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