Students have been warned about fake online job and scholarship offers. These offers are being used by human traffickers to target young people.
More than 3,000 students at Suhum Technical Secondary School in the Eastern Region received this warning. They were made aware of the growing threat of human trafficking.
The students learned how traffickers use digital platforms. These online spaces are becoming a common way for criminals to find potential victims.
The warning aims to protect students from falling prey to these dangerous schemes. It encourages them to be cautious of online opportunities that seem too good to be true.
Authorities are working to educate the youth about these risks. This includes understanding the signs of trafficking and how to report suspicious activities.
The initiative highlights the need for increased awareness and vigilance among students and educators.