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220 Young people rescued from suspected human trafficking

Tuesday, 27 June 2017, 13:57
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NATIONAL NEWS - There's been a major breakthrough in a suspected human trafficking ring in Tshwane.

The Gauteng social development department says its rescued 220 young people who were left stranded in Wonder Park by a man who had promised them employment.

It’s understood the large group had been living at a house owned by a man who collected R300 from them, promising to train them in security or military work.
 

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