Malaysian police bust human trafficking attempt, rescue six Indonesia women


MUAR, Sept 6 (Bernama): Police rescued six Indonesian women, aged 20 to 35, from becoming victims of human trafficking in Jalan Abdul Rahman here on Tuesday evening.

Muar district acting police chief Supt Muhammad Aidil Roneh Abdullah said this followed the arrest of two local men and a woman, aged between 27 and 62, believed to be involved in such activities, at a nearby location at 4 pm yesterday,

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