Two sisters from Anand district in Gujarat are rescued from a human trafficking syndicate in Laos after nearly 20 days missing, multiple outlets report. The sisters had been lured with promises of jobs in Thailand. After leaving, they allegedly fell into the control of traffickers, who moved them across borders before they were located and freed. Reports say the women were missing for about 20 days, and during that time their families sought help as their whereabouts were unknown. They are now described as being under rescue and recovery arrangements following the intervention that led to their escape from the trafficking network in Laos. Authorities are reported to be investigating the case, including how the sisters were recruited and the routes used to traffic them from the initial lure in Thailand to the location in Laos. The reports emphasize that the incident involves deception and alleged exploitation by a trafficking syndicate operating across the region, and that the sisters are expected to receive support after the rescue.