Vietnamese woman jailed for selling 18 people to Thailand, Myanmar scam compounds
VnExpress International reports that a Vietnamese woman has been jailed for selling 18 people to scam compounds operating in Thailand and Myanmar. This case highlights the serious risks of human trafficking linked to fraudulent schemes. Malaysian consumers should remain vigilant about unsolicited job offers or investment opportunities, particularly those promising quick returns or requiring upfront payments.
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