Chinese woman stranded in Sihanoukville tests positive for methamphetamine and ketamine, hospital says
A Fujian woman found stranded in Sihanoukville is receiving hospital care. The hospital reported several illnesses and positive hair drug tests; consular officials are coordinating assistance.
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Recently, a woman from Fujian was found stranded on the streets of Sihanoukville, Cambodia, drawing public attention. A local hospital admitted her and identified her as Wu … Zhen, with part of her name withheld in the report. She was in poor physical condition and had been diagnosed with several illnesses, including a lung infection, pleurisy, pleural effusion and urinary retention.
The hospital said hair drug tests returned positive results for methamphetamine and ketamine. The findings had been recorded, and Wu … Zhen was receiving further treatment and care.
Previously, the Chinese Embassy in Cambodia said Wu … Zhen had told officials she travelled to Cambodia in March 2025 after believing information about “high-paying work”, then fell into difficulty for various reasons and ended up on the streets. The consular office in Sihanoukville has contacted her family and is coordinating subsequent accommodation arrangements and her return to China.
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