South Korean Prostitution Syndicate Arranges Over 2,800 Meetings
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A prostitution ring operating in South Korea's Gangnam district has been dismantled after arranging over 2,800 meetings in just over 40 days. The syndicate, which profited over 574 million won (US$434,000), used 33 studio apartments as venues and advertised services online and through Telegram channels. Eight individuals, including three business operators, were referred to prosecution.
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