Bangkok Launches Probe into Bogus Household Registrations for 'Pink Card' Holders
Bangkok authorities are investigating irregular household registrations where a disproportionate number of 'pink card' holders, foreign identification cards, are listed. Thirteen cases of suspicious registrations were found in nine districts, prompting in-depth inspections. This follows an incident where numerous children were registered at a public housing project.
This article requires PRO
This article is outside the free access window or is a special report. PRO unlocks it and the full archive.
Related articles
- Thai Deputy Foreign Minister Speaks with Myanmar Counterpart, Expresses Concern Over Border Conflict Impacts
Thai Deputy Foreign Minister Sihasak Phrongsathit spoke with Myanmar's Union Minister for Foreign Affairs Than Swe via phone. He requested that Myanmar's military be warned to avoid any conflict that could impact Thai border areas.
- Hong Kong National Arrested in Chiang Mai for Overstaying Visa and Drug Use
A Hong Kong national was arrested in a Chiang Mai hotel for allegedly overstaying his visa. Drug paraphernalia was found among his belongings, and a urine test confirmed a positive result for stimulants. Concerns about maintaining public order are growing with the increase in tourist arrivals.
- Myanmar National Arrested in Thailand After Fatal Accident During Youth Group Clash
A Myanmar national has been arrested in Thailand and sent to court in connection with a fatal accident that occurred during a clash between youth groups. The incident, which resulted in the death of a nurse, appears to have stemmed from a violent street confrontation.
- Thai Authorities Launch Probe into 250 Workers Scammed for Australian Jobs, Targeting Illegal Brokers
Thai authorities have identified suspects in a scam targeting 250 Thai workers with false promises of jobs in Australia. The government plans to intensify crackdowns on illegal recruitment agencies and pursue legal action.