Returning from "hell on earth"

Hoc – a young man working in the hospitality industry – lost his job after the Covid-19 pandemic. Hoc went online to look for "easy work with high pay" in Thailand to support his family.

Returning from "Hell on Earth" Part 1: A 5-Day Escape Journey.

After just a few video calls with a "compatriot" speaking with a Phu Yen accent, Hoc fell into the most sophisticated human trafficking trap in Southeast Asia - KK Park, a notorious criminal fraud complex spanning the size of an entire Vietnamese commune, located in the border region between Myanmar and Thailand.

From here, the desperate journey of resistance, gathering evidence, sending it to the Anti-Fraud Unit, and being rescued begins. In Hoc's eyes and voice, there is still a hint of a nightmare that is perhaps not yet over.

Hoc stated that he saw job postings online for various jobs including labor, restaurant work, serving, and cooking in many provinces and cities of Thailand. These jobs involved proper interviews, and some even called directly promising a salary of 30 million VND per month. Enticed, Hoc flew from Ho Chi Minh City to Thailand. Upon arrival, he was taken to Myanmar. Since then, at KK Park, a fraudulent center in Myanmar, Hoc has worked 14-16 hours a day, sleeping as soon as he got home, day after day.

TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT & SCIENCE-ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT

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