Bodies Float Down River as New Scam Hubs Emerge Near Thai Border
Two bodies, believed to be Chinese nationals, were found floating down the Moei River into Thailand's Tak province. The discovery points to a new scammer city emerging in Myanmar near Myawaddy, a region where local villagers report frequent discoveries of bodies.
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