A 16-year old Burmese migrant worker survived with help from people when she regained consciousness in a bush after a gang in Samut Sakhon Province Southern Thailand raped her for four days and beat her up.

A cotton factory worker, she was hospitalized.  She was taken away by the gang who worked at the same factory on June 22. She claimed that she was raped by two Thai men and a Burmese.
 
She is being treated at Samut Sakhon hospital since Thursday, June 26 after the leader of workers found her in a bush inside the factory compound which is about 100 acres, according to her relative Nai Pi Ya Mon.

She was severely beaten on the head and other parts of body by the gang who wanted to kill her after torturing and raping her to hide evidence.

"She will be operated in her mouth in the hospital. Three of her teeth were broken and she cannot eat food properly because of wounds in her mouth," her relative said.

Her mother cried her heart out but was happy because her daughter was alive.

She arrived in Thailand over a year ago and was staying with her mother. She is from Thanpyuzayart Township , Mon State .

"She disappeared on the evening of June 22 after two Thai men and a Burmese man asked her to eat some snacks but she refused. They forcibly fed her and she fell unconscious," according to her relative.

According to the Women and Child Rights Project based in Thailand , the same thing happened to a Karen girl the same week.