Jakarta – The figure of Miss Huang who is suspected of acting as a regulator of the criminal act of trafficking in persons (TPPO) selling kidneys to Cambodia is being hunted by the Ditreskrimum Polda Metro Jaya.
The Ditreskrimum Polda Metro Jaya through the International Relations Division (Hubinter) of the National Police will submit a red notice for Miss Huang.
“We are submitting a red notice through Interpol. Yes, one of the targets for the operation is (Miss Huang),” said the Director of General Criminal Investigation of Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Pol Hengki Haryadi to reporters, Friday (28/7).
He also said that his party also continues to coordinate with Cambodia to catch Miss Huang’s figure.
“We ask for cooperation with the Cambodian police to help profiling if the identity is clear, coordinate with us, we will determine the suspect to issue a DPO and coordinate to issue a red notice so we can bring it to Indonesia,” he explained.
One of the suspects who acts as the main coordinator of this syndicate, Hanim (41), is the person who exposed Miss Huang’s involvement. Hamim said he met Miss Huang when he was about to undergo a kidney transplant in 2019.
At that time, Hanim said he was not alone in Cambodia. There were 2 people accompanying him. Upon arrival in Cambodia, they were picked up and put in one of the lodging locations. It was here that Hanim was introduced to a woman called Miss Huang. Who’s he?
“I met Miss Huang. I don’t know whether she is Chinese or Indonesian, I don’t know it well. Anyway, her name is Miss Huang, who manages there,” said Hanim.
Before undergoing a kidney transplant, Hanim did a comprehensive medical check-up at Preah Ket Mealea Hospital, a Cambodian military hospital. One of his colleagues failed the medical check up stage.
“Me and my friend the girl passed, the other one failed,” he said.
After undergoing a medical check up, the next day he immediately underwent kidney transplant surgery. Hanim stayed in Cambodia for more than a week after the operation before finally returning to Indonesia.
“The next day the operation was carried out, after the operation the recovery period was around 10 days and I returned to Indonesia. I rested in Indonesia for about one or two months,” he said.
Hanim admitted that he was paid Rp120 million after selling one of his kidneys. Now Hanim lives with only one kidney. Bembo
