Mr Rahman first came to Singapore in 2015, after spending about S$16,000 on fees to secure work at a landscaping company.
In July 2016, then 21, he was instructed to clean an underground water tank near Sungei Tengah after a day of pruning trees.
Mr Rahman said he initially refused, but relented after his supervisor threatened to report him to his boss, who could send him home.
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