Rescuers save girl trafficked to Myanmar with the lure of "easy work, high pay".

Ms. Lo Thi P. works at the investigative agency.

Specifically, in February 2023, Lo Thi P (born in 2007, residing in It Luong village, Nam So commune, Tan Uyen district) went to work as a laborer in Lao Cai city. Due to unstable employment, she searched for job information on social media. Seeing that P wanted to find a well-paying job, a stranger on social media promised to help her find work in Myanmar with a salary of tens of millions of VND per month. This person guided and assisted P in crossing the border and finding her way to the workplace.

After arriving in Myanmar, P's manager confiscated all her documents and forced her to work without pay. When P tried to escape, she was prevented and beaten by the manager. Unable to endure the torment and hardship, P managed to contact her family and the authorities for rescue.

In June 2024, the Criminal Police Department of Lai Chau Provincial Police received a report from Ms. Lo Thi L (P's sister) regarding her sister being trafficked to Myanmar by several individuals. After receiving the report, the Criminal Police Department coordinated with relevant agencies to connect with and guide P on how to escape from the control of her captors. On July 5, 2024, police officers successfully rescued P and brought her safely back to Vietnam.

The case is currently being investigated by the Criminal Police Department of Lai Chau Provincial Police, and they are continuing to verify and clarify the identities of those involved.

This rescue operation is a concrete implementation of the Lai Chau Provincial Police's 2024 intensified plan to combat and suppress human trafficking, and a practical response to the National Day for the Prevention and Control of Human Trafficking (July 30).

Following this incident, authorities advise the public to be vigilant and not believe unofficial information on social media such as easy jobs with high salaries or opportunities to improve skills abroad. When seeking employment abroad, people should thoroughly research the job and contact legitimate employment agencies. If they encounter any suspicious situations, they should promptly report them to the nearest authorities via hotline for assistance and resolution.

According to the News Report

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