A 16-year-old was put in a suitcase and smuggled to the UK. Now hes thanking Britain for giving him a home.

Phong, then aged 16, was discovered in a life-threatening condition last year at the English port of Dover, a main entry point for vehicles crossing the English Channel.

He had been placed in a suitcase and stowed in the back of a car, and was rushed to hospital before being placed in a foster home. The driver of the car was jailed for 18 months for people smuggling.

'Dear England, I'm writing a letter to tell you what a difference you have made to my life. You have saved my life. You have given me a family and a home,' Phong said in his message, which was released by local authorities in Kent.



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'When I came to the UK, when I woke up in the hospital I was very scared and panic. I don't know where I am, what happen to me, I hurt all over my body and couldn't eat. I could only use my neck and fingers just a little bit.'

He added that he had passed an entry-level English language exam. 'Thank you to everyone for helping me with English and myself. Now I believe in myself and I am positive instead of negative.'

'Thank you for finding me, making me better in hospital. Thank you for giving me a family, they love me and me too. Thank you for giving me an education. Thank you social services and government for your help and care. I never believed I would be loved. There is now a big rainbow in my life instead of darkness.

'I am looking forward to doing entry 3 in college in September. I'm not sure I can pass but I will do my best. I hope I can make you proud,' he wrote.

'My mum helped me with this letter. One more time thank you for changing my life.'

He added that he had passed an entry-level English language exam. 'Thank you to everyone for helping me with English and myself. Now I believe in myself and I am positive instead of negative.' 'Dear England, I'm writing a letter to tell you what a difference you have made to my life. You have saved my life. You have given me a family and a home,' Phong said in his message, which was released by local authorities in Kent. 'I am looking forward to doing entry 3 in college in September. I'm not sure I can pass but I will do my best. I hope I can make you proud,' he wrote. 'Thank you for finding me, making me better in hospital. Thank you for giving me a family, they love me and me too. Thank you for giving me an education. Thank you social services and government for your help and care. I never believed I would be loved. There is now a big rainbow in my life instead of darkness. Phong, then aged 16, was discovered in a life-threatening condition last year at the English port of Dover, a main entry point for vehicles crossing the English Channel. He had been placed in a suitcase and stowed in the back of a car, and was rushed to hospital before being placed in a foster home. The driver of the car was jailed for 18 months for people smuggling. Phong, then aged 16, was discovered in a life-threatening condition last year at the English port of Dover, a main entry point for vehicles crossing the English Channel. He had been placed in a suitcase and stowed in the back of a car, and was rushed to hospital before being placed in a foster home. The driver of the car was jailed for 18 months for people smuggling. 'When I came to the UK, when I woke up in the hospital I was very scared and panic. I don't know where I am, what happen to me, I hurt all over my body and couldn't eat. I could only use my neck and fingers just a little bit.' He added that he had passed an entry-level English language exam. 'Thank you to everyone for helping me with English and myself. Now I believe in myself and I am positive instead of negative.' 'I am looking forward to doing entry 3 in college in September. I'm not sure I can pass but I will do my best. I hope I can make you proud,' he wrote. 'Thank you for finding me, making me better in hospital. Thank you for giving me a family, they love me and me too. Thank you for giving me an education. Thank you social services and government for your help and care. I never believed I would be loved. There is now a big rainbow in my life instead of darkness. 'My mum helped me with this letter. One more time thank you for changing my life.' He had been placed in a suitcase and stowed in the back of a car, and was rushed to hospital before being placed in a foster home. The driver of the car was jailed for 18 months for people smuggling. Phong, then aged 16, was discovered in a life-threatening condition last year at the English port of Dover, a main entry point for vehicles crossing the English Channel.

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