Three Filipinos, stranded in Cambodia, urgently request assistance from the authorities, claiming that they were subjected to Chinese employers after attempting to flee a farm where they were allegedly forced to work. They reported that 15 Chinese left them in a deserted area and brutally abused them after discovering their escape.
One of the victims, named "Ben," recounted that they were held in captivity for three days without food. They are hiding in a safe house, concealing themselves from the repercussions of their traffickers. The victims shared photographs and videos of their injuries, including burns and wounds. One of them suffered a loss of consciousness after being thrown onto the gravel, burning himself with a cigarette on his arm.
"We just want to go home alive. Please help us return home," said "Weng." The national bureau is investigating, asserting that they are already taking measures for their rescue. Director of the NBI, Hayme Santiago, stated that they are cooperating with Interpol and other agencies for their safe repatriation.