21 Nepalis Rescued from Forced Labor in Cambodian Scam Centers
Kathmandu. Twenty-one Nepalis who were stranded in Cambodia after being lured by the promise of good employment and high earnings have been rescued.
They were forcibly engaged in illegal work at illegally operated online scamming centers and casinos, and were repatriated to Nepal on Friday.
Their rescue was made possible through the initiative of the Nepali Embassy in Bangkok, the cooperation of the Cambodian government, and the facilitation of the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) Cambodia.
According to the embassy, after being lured by brokers, they were forced to live in hiding after their visa periods expired. The embassy stated in a press release that efforts to locate and repatriate other Nepalis stranded in similar difficult situations in Cambodia are ongoing.
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