In the wake of the rescue of two Japanese teens who had been lured into working for scam syndicates in Myanmar, concerns are growing that more youths may be drawn into the fraudulent schemes operated by shady overseas groups.Japanese police learned in interviews with the high school boys upon their return to Japan that they had been told the work would be easy and they would be well compensated, including having their travel costs covered.Confined in locked compounds in civil war-ravaged Myanmar, the two said they were forced, along with people from other countries, to make calls attempting…READ FULL ARTICLE
