💨 Abstract
In a joint operation, South African law enforcement dismantled a suspected human trafficking ring in Johannesburg's Sandringham. Thirty-six Ethiopian nationals were discovered held captive, with 11 having escaped. The victims were kept naked and were forced to escape through breaking windows and bars. Three suspects have been arrested, and the case has been transferred to the Gauteng Hawks for further investigation.
Courtesy: www.thesouthafrican.com
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