A recent job advertisement circulating on Malaysian social media has raised significant concerns due to its unusual requirement stating, "organs must be clean." The advertisement offers high earnings of up to $1,000 a month (approximately 32,000 New Taiwan Dollars) for a position in Cambodia, without requiring educational qualifications or work experience, making it seem attractive on the surface. However, the phrasing has led many to suspect it could involve illegal organ trade.

The recruiting entity claims this health requirement aims to ensure good physical stamina for the demanding nature of the job. Nonetheless, those familiar with black market operations suggest this may be a facade employed by organ trafficking groups to identify individuals with valuable organs for illegal transactions. Compounding the suspicion, the ad states, "no resumes needed, just appear in person," raising concerns about transparency and potential evasion of identity verification.

This ad has sparked outrage online, with users warning about the implications, with comments like, "What kind of job requires clean organs? It's essentially about harvesting organs," and urging immediate police intervention. Experts caution that individuals should verify the reliability of job offers abroad to avoid falling into traps created by such enticing high-pay positions. Additionally, they call for increased monitoring of similar dubious ads to protect innocent people from becoming victims of black market organ trading.