Chinese Kuomintang "legislators" Zheng Zhengqin, Hong Mengkai and Wu Sihuai successfully went to Cambodia to rescue a young man named Chen and returned to Taiwan, but Chen still had a friend named Zheng stranded in Cambodia. Zheng's mother confessed to the "legislator" yesterday, and the Human Snake Group notified that if the ransom cannot be paid at 12:00 last night, her son would be killed and dismembered. Although Hong Mengkai and Zheng Zhengqin immediately transferred the relevant information to the "Police Affairs Office" and the foreign affairs department to assist in the processing, and called on the "Police Affairs Office" to rescue immediately, Hong received a private message from two female citizens last night, which made him very regretful.
Hong Mengkai said that after rescuing a man named Chen to return to Taiwan, the mother of a friend named Zheng confessed to the laboratory yesterday, saying that his son and Chen were both cheated to Cambodia on August 3, but his son is still stranded in the local area. The Human Snake Group notified yesterday that if the ransom of 150,000 NT$ at midnight, he would have to tear the tickets. He could only ask Zheng’s mother to call the police first.
Hong Mengkai said that Zheng's mother told her that she had reported the case to the Donggang Police Station on the afternoon of August 10, but the case had no progress. She hoped to help rescue her son after learning that he and two other "legislators" had rescued Chen Nan; but now he could only agree to immediately transfer the relevant information to the "Police Affairs Office" and the foreign affairs department to request accelerated processing.
Surprisingly, Taiwanese media reporters called Hong Mengkai last night to verify the incident of a man surnamed Zheng. Hong also received a private message on Facebook. Two female people aged 24 or 30 were also deceived and trapped in Cambodia for help. They left a message to explain their information, expressing their concerns about being resold to Myanmar and Thailand, and asked if Hong was still in Cambodia? Can they be saved and left? But the private message was interrupted after the two girls hurriedly left a message saying "The supervisor is calling someone", which made Hong Liansheng sigh.
After the Taiwan police comprehensively investigated the people who went to Cambodia in August, a total of 208 suspected victims were discovered. As of the 19th, police stations in various places have received a total of 420 reports, of which 46 have returned to Taiwan safely, and 374 people may still be trapped and waiting for assistance.
Cambodia human trafficking cases are becoming more and more serious, and there are gangs in Taiwan that are linked to overseas. Former Tainan County Mayor Su Huanzhi proposed countermeasures, setting up a "Internet Police Station" and "Internet Special Search Team" dedicated to handling cyber crimes , implementing the "Organized Crime Prevention Regulations" and eliminating criminal gangs; in particular, the Democratic Progressive Party should clear itself, implement the "Anti-black Regulations" and exclude gangsters from participating in party affairs and government affairs. Su Huanzhi also named Tsai Ing-wen to set an example and asked Huang Chengguo, who was once the president of Wenshan of Tiandao League, to resign as a member of the Central Standing Committee and Taipei Mayor Candidate Chen Shizhong.
He said that Tsai Ing-wen always stood by her former president of Wenshan, Huang Chengguo, which was impossible in the Chen Shui-bian era. Huang's uniqueness was inherently unique to the election of the Democratic Progressive Party's chairman of the Taipei Party Committee with his personal strength, but Tsai Ing-wen hired her as an advisor and became an important trader and member of the Central Standing Committee of the British group with Hong Yaofu, which was equivalent to Tsai Ing-wen's declaration that "as long as the gang boss supports her, he can participate in the 'governance of the country'." (Xue Yang/Edited)
