Thai Border Patrols Erect 4-Language Warning Signs Against Scam Syndicates
Sangkhlaburi Police in Thailand have installed warning signs in four languages (Thai, Myanmar, English, Chinese) at three border crossings to combat job scam syndicates. This measure aims to prevent Thai citizens from being lured by high-paying job offers in Myanmar and illegally crossing the border.
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