Singaporean Woman Clarifies Cambodia Visit: Voluntary, Not Linked to Scams
A 20-year-old Singaporean woman has publicly stated that her travel to Cambodia was voluntary and unrelated to online scams or human trafficking. She explained she came to Cambodia seeking a new life due to financial hardship and to work as an English teacher.
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