After son’s death, dad wants other scam victims saved


Needless death: Chee Kong showing a picture of his son Zhen Feng, who died after falling prey to a human trafficking syndicate. — AP

KUALA LUMPUR: After a heartbreaking journey that saw them travel to Thailand only to see their son dead and to bring home his ashes, the parents of Goi Zhen Feng are appealing to the government to rescue other scam victims trapped in Myanmar and Cambodia.

They are hoping there would be no more fatalities.

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