30 Myanmar workers fled to Thailand, 10 caught with CV

 

At 1:30 a.m. on 19 Feb. 65, Police Lieutenant Jomcharoen Jangjun, Head of the Surveillance Unit at 4102 Ban Hon Dat, Tha Sae District, Chumphon Province, ready for the Royal Thai Police, 414 Mobile Military Unit. Fast, Sergeant Kor Ror 25, Thep Women's Army Participate in planning and distribution of patrols and surveillance at various points. to intercept the smuggling movement of Myanmar workers

After being notified by the news line that there will be smuggling of workers into the area, Village No. 10, Ban Santi Nimit, Rab Ro Sub-district, Tha Sae District, Chumphon Province, around the base of the Police Station 4102 Hin Dat, which is the old base. abandoned

Until 04.30 a.m., a suspicious car, a Mitsubishi Titan pickup truck, half part, blue, drove up along the Santi Nimit-Hin Dat route. The monitoring unit has radio reports to each other until the car. Come to park on the roadside before reaching the base of Police Station 4102, the old base

Found a man, believed to be a Thai person, was the driver, got down from the car. Later, a group of people walked out from the edge of the forest. and gradually go up to sit in the sedan and pick-up area Officers then came out of the roadside ambush, causing the driver, who was able to sway. ran and disappeared into the forest The officers then ran after him. but could not be arrested escaping in the dark

inspect the scene Found 30 Burmese workers, 13 males, 11 females and 6 children aged 2-13 years old, sluggish and dirty. Inside the car, officers found a copy of the identity card, Mr. Phongthai (last name reserved), 44 years old, a native of Pathiu District, Chumphon Province, whose name matches the copy of the car's manual, indicating that he is the owner of the said vehicle. The officers therefore kept them as evidence. Before detaining all the workers for questioning through an interpreter

I know that I came from Dawei Province, Tanintharyi Region, Myanmar. Then they came together until they dated a number of people who received orders from Myanmar brokers and sent them to establishments on the Thai side, staying at the waiting point near the Myanmar military base, Yue Helu. Come with 1 person, take a shortcut along the natural path, dodge the base of the National Police Station 4102, a new rock-dat base, takes 8 hours.

Upon arriving at the old police station's base, follow the meeting point. Myanmar navigator will walk back Let the workers wait for the broker on the side to pick up the car. All of them have to pay a commission of 21,000 baht per head, while 6 small children pay a commission of 18,000 baht per person, each of which will be distributed accordingly. Provinces as recruited by recruiters

Officers therefore detained all 30 workers to the Royal Thai Police Battalion 414 (Tha Sae) to detain them before screening for infection according to measures to prevent the spread of CV-19. From the ATK test, it appears that the CV- 19 of the 10 cases, the officers were separated and sent to the Sanam Hospital for treatment, while the other 20 were quarantined for 10 days to observe their symptoms. and continue to prosecute under the law

However, the authorities arrested 30 Myanmar workers fleeing to Thailand, 10 of them were caught in CV-19 checks, revealing that the broker brought them in to pay 2.1 thousand per child, 1.6 thousand baht per head. The driver ran away into the forest.