According to Police General Suwat Jangyodsuk, Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police, 364 victims of human trafficking have been rescued since the start of 2021.

 

Police General Suwat said most of the victims were rescued from Cambodia, meanwhile, several suspects, both Thais and foreigners, have been arrested during raids.

 

The biggest raid was in November when the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Task Force rescued more than 300 Thais from working like slaves for scammers in Phnom Penh. 9 Thais and 20 Chinese nationals were arrested during the operation.

 

Suwat added that the police will help all human-trafficking victims regardless of whether they entered their destination countries legally or not.

 

He suggested people who are looking for jobs overseas carefully check the background of potential employers and be aware of jobs that promise huge wages. Human-trafficking cases can be reported via the 1599 hotline or through https://www.facebook.com/antihumantraffickingpolice.

 

Source: https://www.facebook.com/nbtworld/posts/10158412821077050

 

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364, what about the other 36,400 or 364,000 others?

1 hour ago, JimHuaHin said:

364, what about the other 36,400 or 364,000 others?

Would that would be Cambodian victims in Thailand you're talking about?

Look at that bloody big poster of little fat watch man!! Why the smug face Prawit?  We know the Army have been involved in human trafficking over the years.

This seems to be a one sided article about rescuing Thais from Cambodia.

What about the Thousands of Myanmar people who need rescuing from Thai oppressors.

These are the people that really need help, not a load of gold digging Thais who thought the grass was greener in Cambodia.