Six more Indian nationals were rescued from a Myawaddy job scam and are awaiting deportation, bringing the total repatriated since July to 101. The Indian Embassy warns against accepting job offers in the Myanmar-Thailand border region without verification. These scams often involve cyber slavery, with victims lured via fraudulent online ads and trafficked through Thailand.
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