Ayutthaya Highway Police Intercept MU-7 Carrying 14 Myanmar Migrant Workers, Reportedly Paid 35,000 Baht Per Person
Ayutthaya highway police in Thailand intercepted a vehicle carrying 14 undocumented migrant workers from Myanmar. The workers reportedly paid 35,000 baht per person to brokers, and authorities are investigating the smuggling network.
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