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18-Year-Old Sarawakian Trafficked to Cambodia, Captors Demand USD8,000 Ransom

An 18-year-old young man from Kuching has fallen victim to a job scam syndicate and is now being held hostage in Cambodia, with his captors demanding a ransom of USD8,000 (approximately RM35,000) for his release. Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) Public Complaints Bureau chief Milton Foo said the victim was deceived into believing he had secured employment as a chef in Singapore, but was instead trafficked to Cambodia near the Vietnam border. Foo said the victim departed Kuching on July 6 this year using a new passport issued just a day before his departure, which had been arranged and paid for by the so-called “employer.” “The parents only discovered their son was in Cambodia on July 19 after receiving a video call from him via Instagram. He appeared swollen and said he had been beaten with a plastic stick,” Foo told a press conference here on Friday (Oct 24). #jobscam #humantrafficking #sarawaknews #kuching #cambodia #crimealert #overseasjobscam #miltonfoo #supp #sarawak #jobscamalert #malaysianincambodia #newsmalaysia #breakingnews #publicawareness #ransomcase #youthtrafficking #safetyabroad #stayvigilant