Two Myanmar Workers Arrested for Grilling Moo Ping in Chiang Mai
Two Myanmar workers in Chiang Mai were arrested by immigration officers for grilling and selling Moo Ping, a popular Thai street food, despite their work permits listing their occupation as "laborer." They had not followed procedures for changing employers or updating job details.
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