Hong Kong Police Bust Thai Prostitution Ring, Seize B55 Million in Cash
Hong Kong police have busted a large-scale prostitution ring targeting Thai women, seizing approximately 55 million baht (around 240 million yen) in cash. The organization is believed to have trafficked women from Thailand for illegal prostitution activities in Hong Kong. This case highlights the severe reality of human trafficking from Southeast Asia.
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