Four Thais Arrested for Kidnapping Three Chinese Nationals in Tak
Three Chinese nationals were kidnapped and forced into a vehicle in Tak province, northern Thailand. Local police swiftly apprehended four Thai suspects and rescued the victims. The motive appears to be evading checkpoints.
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