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5 sourcesFirst reported today at 14:00, updated 2 h ago

চীনে চাকরির প্রলোভন দেখিয়ে পাচারচেষ্টা, ১২ নারী উদ্ধার

police rescue 12 women from attempted trafficking to China with job lure

Photo: Daily Manobkantha

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from 3 outlets' reporting

Rapid Action Battalion-equivalent unit Special Response Battalion (SRB)-1 said it rescued 12 women held in Dhaka for attempted trafficking to China under job and salary offers, without valid travel documents or passports. Shah Alam, senior assistant director of SRB-1, confirmed the operation on Tuesday, 27 October. Two women, Memachi Marma (15) and Manshanu Magni (18), were rescued on 26 October near Jamjam Tower in Uttara West police station area, after families applied for help. Based on their information and a general diary filed in Bayezid Bostami police station, Chattogram, a raid on a flat in Bhatara police station area recovered 10 more women. Women told police they were lured with high-paying jobs in China, physically and mentally abused, and pressed toward immoral activities. SRB-1 said the women were handed over to relatives and legal proceedings by families are under way. Police said no trafficking ring members had been arrested.

Where accounts differ. Dhaka Post reports that police had not arrested any trafficking ring member, while Daily Manobkantha and Dhaka Times do not mention arrests; Dhaka Post also says the women were brought from various parts of the country and that two were aged 15.

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চীনে চাকরির প্রলোভন দেখিয়ে পাচারের চেষ্টা, ঢাকায় উদ্ধার ১২ নারী

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