According to Thai media news, recently, Kang Phong, head of the Northeast Thailand Social Development and Human Security Volunteer Organization (SDHSV), revealed that the Thai authorities successfully rescued three Thai girls aged 14-25 at the end of last month after coordination with the Cambodian side.
It is understood that the rescue operation was due to the disappearance of the three girls from their homes on February 28, and their families sought help from the police, after which the Thai Department of Consular Affairs cooperated with relevant departments to carry out rescue operations. According to the client, they learned about the job posting on a gambling website with a monthly salary of 25,000 baht, and then contacted their employer all the way to Sakkaux province and led them to enter Cambodia through the natural channel.
The victims further stated that upon arrival at the workplace, they were asked to take a typing test, which was watched by a Chinese employer. They were then sent to a five-story building, where they were found to be among hundreds of Thais who had been forced to work in telecommunications fraud, and who were punished with stun guns if they did not comply.
As for the job, he called Thai people by pretending to be a police officer to deceive them of their personal information, and then forwarded the call to another scammer. They make more than 500-700 calls a day and collect information on at least 3-4 victims. Women who are unable to complete their tasks are sold as prostitutes, beaten and even killed.
Not only that, but they were not allowed to leave the building and were threatened with severe punishment if they tried to escape. Later, one of the three of them deceived the gang into calling other friends to come to work, and used the opportunity to ask his family for help, and finally got out of the misery.