The girls fled into small rooms and used their handbags to cover their faces as police raided the building. A brothel in Vietnam has been raided by police who found dozens of young escorts waiting for customers.
The women fled into small rooms and used their handbags to cover their faces as police checked the building. Cops then ran up to a hidden roof top terrace and discovered a further 30 waitresses "dressed provocatively" playing on their phones. They said there were a number of seductively dressed waitresses who were found singing karaoke with foreign guests.
Officials said that more than 80 waitresses were not officially employed under labour contracts and most of their earnings come from tips from guests. Ho Chi Minh City Police said in a statement: "These two hotels have made a number of violations such as operating karaoke service without a licence, utilising a number of waitresses per room more than permitted by laws, employing employees without contracts, and using a sexually oriented business method.
Police later raided a third entertainment venue, the Fyou Karaoke Bar, where staff showed an "uncooperative manner and argued loudly". They added: "The bar was penalised for various violations such as operating beyond stipulated business hours, infringing music copyrights, having no labour safety certificate, and having no internal rules and regulations regarding employment.
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