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Chiang Rai: Burmese pair claim drugs in bag are not theirs

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CHIANG RAI:-- Customs officials are investigating a case of smuggling at the Mae Sai border crossing in Chiang Rai involving two Burmese men and a Thai motorcycle taxi driver.

The taxi driver Kaisong Khrongphiphob,33, said he was hired to carry a bag that belonged to the two men of Nepalese extraction across the border, Channel 3 reported.

Customs found the bag to contain 3 kilograms of ice, methamphetamine. Behind him was the man the taxi driver said hired him, Sayak Lamin , 27, a Burmese national. Rounded up later was Ong Charnmiaw, 27, another Burmese who was waiting in a Mae Sai hotel for his compatriot.

Sayak said he didn't know what was in the bag, he had just bought it on the Burmese side of the border because it was cheap. Sayak and Ong were in the area visiting relatives before going back south to Bangkok, he said. They had met a long time ago while working in Phuket, he said in broken Thai.

The ice was found concealed in the bag after it went through an X-ray machine.

Investigations continue.

The case was reported on the Facebook page of the Channel 3 news.

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-- 2016-05-04

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"The taxi driver Kaisong Khrongphiphob,33, said he was hired to carry a bag that belonged to the two men of Nepalese extraction across the border..."

A pathetic lie to save their asses...and face. This should qualify them for immediate Thai citizenship.

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It's the catch 22 , the reputation of the various departments doesn't instill much confidence in the process of law , I remember of instances back in the naughty nineties when 2 Brit girls found white powder in their luggage before they left their hotel , they noticed surprised looks on the faces of the baggage Xray crew when they took them aside and found no powder at Don Muang , they reported this on arr at UK after 2 others were caught and claimed the drugs weren't theirs , the UK Embassy stepped in and the 2 were let off , I use to always check luggage before leaving any hotel , and still sometimes do.....................................coffee1.gif .

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Nepalese guys?

...the two men of Nepalese extraction "

the ethnic origin of someone's family.

"a worker of Polish extraction"
synonyms: descent, ancestry, parentage, ancestors, family, antecedent

​So the Burmese gave some Nepalese guys citizenship who would then work as labourers in Phuket and finally run drugs out of Tachilek in Myanmar into Mae Sai.

Maybe giving them citizenship might not have been such a wise decision after all.

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Nepalese guys?

...the two men of Nepalese extraction "

the ethnic origin of someone's family.

"a worker of Polish extraction"
synonyms: descent, ancestry, parentage, ancestors, family, antecedent

​So the Burmese gave some Nepalese guys citizenship who would then work as labourers in Phuket and finally run drugs out of Tachilek in Myanmar into Mae Sai.

Maybe giving them citizenship might not have been such a wise decision after all.

Not even that. These two were Burmese citizens who were probably born in Burma and whose family originated in Nepal.

A bit like the way the POTUS Obama is of Kenyan descent.

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Nepalese guys?

...the two men of Nepalese extraction "

I'm

the ethnic origin of someone's family.

"a worker of Polish extraction"

synonyms: descent, ancestry, parentage, ancestors, family, antecedent

​So the Burmese gave some Nepalese guys citizenship who would then work as labourers in Phuket and finally run drugs out of Tachilek in Myanmar into Mae Sai.

Maybe giving them citizenship might not have been such a wise decision after all.

Not even that. These two were Burmese citizens who were probably born in Burma and whose family originated in Nepal.

A bit like the way the POTUS Obama is of Kenyan descent.

Quite a few Nepalese migrated to Northern Burma during and after the 2nd world world war. These will be their decendents.

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