Military intercept 39 illegal Cambodians workers in many places in Sa Kaeo province

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77kaoded Thai Caption: Illegal Cambodian workers in Sa Kaeo

 

77kaoded reported that military action was mounted against illegal Cambodian workers in Aranyaprathet and Taphraya districts of Sa Kaeo province.

 

The media said that several agencies were involved in the action to stop migrants crossing illegally in border areas and working illegally in Thailand.

 

A total of 39 people were caught for various infractions. 

 

Many were on their way to work in Thanyaburi, Pathum Thani.

 

They were all tested for Covid and detained for additional questioning.

 

In stories reported in recent weeks the Thai authorities have said that large numbers of migrants are needed to work in the construction industry post pandemic. 

 

Thais are not willing to do poorly paid jobs so foreign labor that will work for cheap is the norm.

 

Borders have started to open up but crossing illegally and avoiding paperwork is still a massive headache for the Thai authorities.  

 

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[xtrnuno41]

Red Kaoded article and see there are quitte some regiments there.

Then i dont understand why they didnt act on the Nigerian. He was in that province!

Using his cell, he was pinpointed and "easy" to get him.

That was someone WITH a threatening disease and illegal.

Im baffled.

[hotchilli]

19 hours ago, webfact said:

Borders have started to open up but crossing illegally and avoiding paperwork is still a massive headache for the Thai authorities

Jailing company bosses who employ illegals would help.