Missing Singaporean woman found in Cambodia says she was not forced into scam activities
Aishah Siregar said in a video that she went to Cambodia to work as an English teacher.
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SINGAPORE: A 20-year-old Singaporean woman who was found safe in Cambodia after she was reported missing said on Saturday (Aug 1) that she travelled there of her own accord to work as an English teacher, denying that she had been forced or was involved in criminal activities.
In a video released after Cambodian police located her in the country, Ms Aishah Siregar said she left Singapore because she found life stressful and wanted to "find my own path".
"It is entirely my choice," she said, adding that she had not been forced or scammed into travelling to Cambodia.
"To clarify once again, I have not been involved or been forced to partake in any scamming activities or any criminal activities," she added in a video statement obtained by CNA from Cambodian authorities.
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