Chinese police rescue 7 Vietnamese girls abducted to China for prostitution

Early this month, Chinese police saved out seven Vietnamese girls who were cheated to Guangdong Province to sell sex in name of “travel” by a group of gangsters, after receiving the request from Vietnamese police to help rescue as many as 22 Vietnamese girls abducted in China.However, the 15 others are still kept by the gang. Chinese police now are working their best to search for them.According to a victim rescued, the group of people first took them to Mon Cay, a border town in Northeastern Vietnam, and then Dongxi City in Guangxin, a province of southern China that is along the border with Vietnam, by telling them to have a trip there. But the girls were soon abducted to Lianjiang City, Guangdong Province after arriving in Dongxing City, and were forced to prostitute themselves there.One day, the helpless girl asked her client to borrow her his mobile phone to call home, and she reported the case and detailed address to Vietnamese police. Later on, through the cooperation of Chinese police and Vietnamese police, 7 of the 22 abducted girls were freed from the nightmare.At 4 pm, February 12, 2012, police officers of Dongxing Public Security Bureau handed over the seven Vietnamese girls to Vietnamese police on the border between China and Vietnam. Check out the following pictures: