JOB SCAM/Taiwan working to bring home its citizens in Cambodia who need help: MOFA
08/21/2022 06:41 PM
Taipei, Aug. 21 (CNA) Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said Sunday that the government is working to assist with the return of hundreds of Taiwanese allegedly being held hostage by human traffickers in Cambodia, after China made a similar offer.
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