Based on comprehensive reports from Thai media,From November 10th to 20th, Thai police arrested six Chinese beggars in Bangkok, fined them ranging from 100 to 500 Thai baht, and blacklisted them all, prohibiting them from entering Thailand for the next 10 years.

These beggars all have similar characteristics, namely limb disabilities and facial burns and disfigurement. Thai police suspect that this matter is highly likely related to human traffickingAfter receiving a report, the Thai authorities held a meeting in the city center of Bangkok last weekend in BenguelaoDistrict arrestthissixA woman named Mingzheng begging in front of a shopping centerWe.

After these beggars were arrested, there was a Chinese translator driving a luxury car holdingsheOur passports are hereHe claimed to be willing to pay 10000 Thai baht in "release fees" to one police officer. Thai police said that such behavior, which is completely familiar with "paying important people," needs to be thoroughly investigated and investigated because it is very suspicious.

These beggars can earn up to10000 baht. The police suspect that this begging gang may be a multinational human trafficking group,Thai government deputy spokesperson Nagao also stated that the Thai government will investigate to the end.

At present, the Thai police have established an action team to arrest the mastermind behind the begging gang. At the same time, the Bangkok police also cooperate with immigration police in information coordination, aiming to strengthen the entry inspection and management of Chinese tourists, and observe their physical condition, such as whether they have burns, to prevent the recurrence of illegal begging behavior.

Faced with doubts about Chinese beggars and Thailand's visa free policy for Chinese tourists, Thai Prime Minister SaitaOn the 22nd, it was announced that government departments are following up on the relevant situation. Chinese beggars and Chinese gray industry groups have been present in Thailand for a long time and are not related to the visa free policy previously implemented. The relevant departments in Thailand will further investigate the situation and take relevant measures in accordance with the law.

Chinese Embassy in ThailandOn the 22nd, in response to relevant reports, it was stated that consular officials have been dispatched to conduct consular visits to the parties involved. China has always demanded that Chinese citizens who come to Thailand abide by Thai laws, respect local customs, and attach great importance to safeguarding their legitimate rights and interests. The Chinese side believes that relevant departments of the Thai government and the police will investigate the truth as soon as possible and handle it properly in accordance with the law.