"Save My Son in Cambodia" Police Launch Investigation
The police have launched an investigation after receiving a report that a young man who traveled to Cambodia is suspected of being kidnapped and detained.
According to the police on October 16, the Suseo Police Station in Seoul received this report on October 14 and has begun an investigation.
It has been reported that the person who filed the report told the police, "My son, who went to Cambodia, called and begged for help."
This man is said to have left for Cambodia earlier this month with the intention of earning money.
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The police are currently tracking the whereabouts of this man and discussing possible rescue measures with the Korean Embassy in Cambodia.
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