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September 16, 2012 12:00:00 AM
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Three Asian men alleged to be involved in human trafficking and forced prostitution are currently in police custody. 

The three together with three women were arrested by Immigration officials from a hotel in Suva on Thursday.

The women were forced into prostitution as they arrived last Friday with the intention to work in Fiji with two of the suspects while the third person in custody holds a Fiji passport.

Police spokeswoman, Ana Naisoro said the matter is being handled by Police now and they are currently conducting their investigations.

By Ropate Valemei
 

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