Two Japanese Rescued After Being Forced Into Border Scam Work
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Thai police help two Japanese men escape scam gang
Police announced yesterday, October 2, that two Japanese men are safe in Thailand after being lured by a fake job advert, smuggled across the western border and forced to work for a call centre scam gang. Both have been recognised as human trafficking victims. Deputy National Police Chief Pol Gen Thatchai Pitaneelaboot made the announcement … The story Thai police help two Japanese men escape scam gang as seen on Thaiger News.
Two Japanese male university students, believed to have been at a fraud ring in Myanmar, have been rescued in neighboring Thailand. According to Thai police, the two 20-year-old students were found on September 30th in western Thailand, bordering Myanmar. They had traveled to Thailand after responding to a job posting on social media promising high income. They were then taken to Myanmar, where they were forced to participate in a fraud scheme i…
On October 2nd, Police General Thatchai Pitanilabutr, Deputy Commissioner General of the Royal Thai Police, along with Police Major General Padungsak, Deputy Commander of Provincial Police Region 2, and Police Major General Phasawee Rueangphu...
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