China addresses search for victims of scams, trafficking

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin speaks at a press conference in Beijing. Source: AP / AP
Residents of Hong Kong, Taiwan and China are allegedly being scammed by employment fraud and internet love scams in south-east Asia.
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