Cambodian syndicate threatens to sell job scam victim's organs

Published: Jun 15, 2022 12:21 AM

Unable to resist an enticing salary of RM8,000 - RM9,000 per month in the online gambling industry, Tay Poh Chai, 39, headed off to Cambodia in December.

According to his mother, Khor Cha Bo, 68, his friend had suggested it but the family strongly advised him against going.

Now she is pleading for the government, particularly the Foreign Ministry, and police to rescue Tay and bring him back home...

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