200 women in sex trafficking... Korean restaurant operator arrested by Vietnamese public security

A Korean man who operated a sex trafficking business targeting Korean nationals in Vietnam has been arrested by local police. Vietnamese media VN Express reports that a Korean man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of brokering sex trafficking.
It was reported on the 7th (local time) that he had been urgently arrested. After a long period of surveillance, local police arrested a total of eight people on the night of the 3rd of this month, including four Korean nationals, including Mr. Song, and four female employees.
During a public security investigation, Song admitted to making female employees dance and engage in sex trafficking in order to increase the restaurant's profits.
The four-story building operated by Son has 28 rooms and more than 200 sex trafficked women, VN Express said.
. Mr. Son is said to have opened a restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City and engaged in sex trafficking. As a result of the public security investigation, the illegal profits made by Mr. Son and others from operating restaurants amounted to billions of dong (several hundred to tens of millions of yen).
It was understood that