Four Myanmar nationals arrested after killing employer who did not pay wages and fleeing in Thailand
It has been learned that four Myanmar nationals, who killed their Chinese employer for unpaid wages and fled in Thailand, have been arrested. According to reports from Thai media, four construction workers in the Lat Kra
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