The trouble began with a familiar high-paying trap. Han had traveled to Thailand after being offered a freelance gig by a friend that supposedly paid 4,000 to 5,000 yuan per day. After landing on October 5, he vanished from contact, and his family soon received calls demanding 150,000 yuan in ransom along with the withdrawal of police reports. Law enforcement agencies in both China and Thailand, together with the Chinese embassy, stepped in quickly to intervene.
Han's family issued a statement expressing gratitude to the authorities, diplomats, and the public, adding that they will fully assist police with the ongoing investigation and refrain from sharing further details. Cross-border schemes disguised as lucrative short-term gigs continue to target skilled professionals, but this time, the story ended with a safe return home.
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