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Cops rescue 8 Vietnamese from prostitution in Thailand (The New Straits Times)

Posted in General | August 23rd, 2009

BETONG (Thailand): Officials of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) rescued eight Vietnamese women from forced prostitution at a karaoke outlet in a hotel here in Yala province yesterday.

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