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45 Indians trapped in fake job rackets in Myanmar rescued: MEA
New Delhi, October 5, 2022 (ANI): India on Wednesday said that it has rescued around 45 Indians trapped in fake job rackets in Myanmar.
The information was shared by the spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs, Arindam Bagchi who reiterated that India has been actively pursuing the case of Indians being trapped in fake job rackets in Myanmar.
Notably, instances of similar job rackets have also come to light in Laos and Cambodia.
Earlier in September, in an advisory to Indian citizens, the MEA had cautioned IT skilled youth who were the targets of such fake job rackets.
"Instances of fake job rackets offering lucrative jobs to entice Indian youths for the posts of 'Digital Sales and Marketing Executives in Thailand by dubious IT firms involved in the call-centre scam and crypto-currency fraud have come to our notice recently by our Missions in Bangkok and Myanmar.
"Indian nationals are advised not to get entrapped in such fake job offers being floated through social media platforms or other sources.
Another 13 Indian citizens have now been rescued, and reached Tamil Nadu today," tweeted Bagchi.
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