Two Chinese Women Arrested in Thailand for Visa and Work Permit Violations
Two Chinese nationals were apprehended in Chonburi, Thailand, on suspicion of illegal employment. One lacked a work permit, while the other was working in a capacity different from her authorized visa. They were reportedly creating promotional content for Chinese applications.
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