The 16-year-old girl who "disappeared" when she entered Ho Chi Minh City to apply for a job was released or transferred to another place?

According to the father of the "missing" girl, a group of four strangers contacted his family saying they had released his daughter, but had actually moved her to another place in Cambodia.

This afternoon (June 15), Mr. Nguyen Van Huong (living in Tuyet Diem village, Xuan Binh commune, Song Cau town, Phu Yen province) said he was on his way to Binh Thanh District Police (HCMC) to ask for help and Provide information.

According to Mr. Huong, yesterday morning, a strange man contacted his family saying he was working at the same company as his "missing" youngest daughter, Nguyen Thi Thu Ngoc (16 years old) in Cambodia and said 21 On the night of June 14, he will release his daughter.

However, after waiting for a long time, this person still did not call back. Only this morning, I could not contact this person, but he said that his daughter was released last afternoon (June 14) and now his daughter is working at another company in Cambodia.

According to Mr. Huong, this morning, Ngoc also contacted her sister via Facebook and told her that she had moved to another place.

"Their group consisted of four people. They deceived me. In fact, they moved Ngoc somewhere else in Cambodia, but never released her" - Mr. Huong added.

According to Mr. Huong, this morning both the Ho Chi Minh City Police and the Ho Chi Minh City Border Force joined forces to track down Ngoc.

As reported by Nguoi Lao Dong newspaper, on June 10, Mr. Nguyen Van Huong went to the police station of Xuan Binh commune (Song Cau town) to report that on June 5, his youngest daughter was Nguyen Thi Thu. Ngoc took the car to Ho Chi Minh City to apply for a job because she met a friend through Zalo. This person promises to help introduce a light job, high salary, when Ngoc comes in and will pick him up in Ho Chi Minh City.

The parking lot where Ngoc got off the car, then lost contact with her family - Photo: ILLUSTRATION

On the morning of June 6, Ngoc called his family via Zalo to report that he had arrived in Ho Chi Minh City and was picked up by a friend. But by the afternoon of the same day, my family could not contact me. Fearing that something bad would happen to his daughter, Mr. Huong asked the police for help. After that, he went to Ho Chi Minh City to report to Binh Thanh District Police for help.

At dawn on June 13, Ngoc made a video phone call to her sister, Nguyen Thi Van, saying that she was in Cambodia, had a stable job, but did not specify what job. At the same time, Ngoc asked her family to find a way to remove the news posted on the media about her search! According to Mr. Huong, Ngoc's way of talking shows that Ngoc is being controlled by someone.

Late at night on June 13, a woman called Huong's family via phone number 0945041xxx, saying she was staying with Ngoc and asked the family to hand over a ransom of 70 million VND if she wanted to get her child back. However, after the family called this number again, it could not be reached.

In addition to the case of a 16-year-old girl, talking to reporters and a representative of the Department of Cybersecurity and high-tech crime prevention, Gia Lai Provincial Police said that over the past time, this province has recorded 4 cases suspected of scamming high-paying jobs and then sending them to Cambodia to work. However, only 2 cases have been confirmed as such and have taken steps to investigate and rescue.

According to the initial investigation, the subjects often used social networks to offer high-paying jobs to entice people in Gia Lai province and other localities to work and work in Cambodia.

Here, the subjects will assign work to the victims to set up social networking accounts for the victims to pretend to be employees to recruit collaborators, financial employees, state agency employees... to deceive islands, appropriation of property.

Many families are victims of illegal job brokerage.

The above subjects force the victim to fulfill the targets of the amount of money scammed in a month, if not fulfilled, they will be considered for breach of contract and fined with a fine of 1,000 USD/month. If the victim resists, they will be beaten, not given food or drink.

Most of the victims who were dragged to Cambodia to do the above work did not fulfill the target. When the victims wanted to return to Vietnam, the subjects requested to contact their families and pay the contract compensation plus the amount of money. penalized for not fulfilling the fraud target.

"Through the above incidents, we want people to be very vigilant and propagate to their children about tricks and behaviors of job fraud. At the same time, actively learn and comply with regulations. regulations on labor, labor export and immigration to avoid unfortunate things," said a representative of the Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention Department, Gia Lai Provincial Police.

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