Fun, 64 Kenyans who were abused in Myanmar camps were saved

• The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that up to 64 Kenyans have been released from Myanmar camps where they are allegedly abused
• The Kenyans were abused that there was work in the country and they happily went there and abused, causing them to return home
• According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Thailand helped in negotiations to release the Kenyans, and would soon cross the boda

Myanmar: A total of 64 Kenyans enjoyed after being rescued from the camp they were being abused.

How many people were rescued in Myanmar?

The 64 Kenyans are among the 7000 people who were rescued by armed men and are now waiting for Thailand to open its borders with Myanmar to be evacuated to the country.

Surprisingly, Kenyans explained that although they were going through a difficult time, the Kenyan embassy was silent at all times and did not do much to help.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement, claimed that the embassy in Thailand helped negotiate their release.

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Since February 12, only 260 people, of which 23 Kenyans were allowed to enter Thailand.

“We are waiting to be returned to our countries and the problem is that for us our embassy is not responding and that is worrying us,” He said one person whose name was not known.

Now Kenyans are in a waterproof camp or electricity or medical equipment although there are 7000 people in the camp.

Why did Kenyans end up in Myanmar?

In February 2025, it was estimated that hundreds of Kenyans were forced to believe that there was work in Myanmar, and they paid to go to work there.

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Government spokesman Isaac Mwaura He called on the public to confirm all work offerings before sending them.

It emerged that fake recruitment agencies are announcing the best paying jobs in Thailand that provide visa fees and planning to citizens.

“The State Department deals with Diaspora issues that leads a team of multi -and -working organizations and works in partnership with the Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok and Haart Kenya has completed plans to restore Kenyan settlements to connect with their families,” read the Diaspora Ministry of Affairs in a statement.

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How Kenyans answered the video:

Samyoung Samson: “What about women dying in Saudi Arabia?”

Habel Habelito Njoroge: “Who represents” in the world? … weak leadership.”

Junior Nicholas: “Those pictures are given not going to the fellow Kenyans.”

Musyoka Nzaluvu: “Let us take the soldiers Haiti to take us there now. Holding a Kenyan at this time I want a war with us.”

Davh Zhiu: “I said this is a new modern slave business for the KK regime you pretend to be a hard head, when the program is very good think twice, let's move.”

Economic warfare affect Myanmar's clothing workers

Different reports revealed that the civil war affecting Myanmar's economy and rising prices have shaken the lives of some workers.

For example, a clothing worker usually begins on his work day making international branded clothes hungry.

Although orders staff are looking for big names including Adidas, H&M and others bring billions of dollars to foreign sales revenue to the country, it does not benefit from the 2021 military revolution and plunged into civil war.

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For example, an employee known as Wai Wai gets more than KSh 300 per day to pay taxes, food and clothing.

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