More like two individuals who were victims of fraud/exploitation.
I have to doubt this would have ever been pubished at all, except for the male breast augmentation angle of the story.
The UN estimates that there are 100,000 victims of human trafficking to work at scam call centers in Myanmar alone, and many of those are Chinese nationals. https://www.dw.com/en/how-chinese-mafia-are-running-a-scam-f...
The problem is so bad and well-known that a movie was published in China’s strictly censored market and made $500M at the box office. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_More_Bets?wprov=sfti1
HKPF reminds the public that the following websites are not the official Hong Kong Police Force website.
1. 96o.1ss5623.com 2. joshhyoung.icu 3. amylfraser.xyz 4. tiaflowe.icu
It is not exactly surprising that in such a breakneck development pace that some people did not get up to speed at the same pace.
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I will also say I think that China’s embrace of super apps and the quasi-app-internet is not helping with online literacy.