”Koreans have the highest ransom”... ”Don't come to Cambodia” - Missionary appeal

A Korean missionary who has rescued dozens of Koreans from Cambodia, where there have been a series of cases of Koreans being abducted and held captive, said, "There are no jobs for young Koreans in Cambodia, and the Koreans are
"The fee is the highest, so I would like to ask young people not to come," said missionary Oh Chang-soo, chairman of the Korean Association in Sihanoukville, southern Cambodia, on a Korean radio program on the 13th.
"There are no jobs in developing countries where you can earn 10 million won (approximately 1.06 million yen) a month," he said. "In fact, there are hardly any jobs where you can earn 1,000 dollars (approximately 150,000 yen) a month, so please come to Cambodia."
"The ransom for Koreans is the highest because they can make a lot of money through voice phishing," said Oh.
"Their messages are then sold to Chinese voice phishing rings for over $10,000," he said. According to the missionary, many of the victims are recruited into Cambodia through online recruitment ads.
He says he's coming to Zia.