Norwegian arrested for driving for passengers on Koh Phangan

Licensed to work as a link in Phuket

a Scandinavian girl on Koh Phangan and a Briton on Phuket area have been arrested as a result of officers activities targeting immigrants working illegally in Thailand.

Unni Sekkesaeter, a 56-year-old Norway, was detained on Thursday at Tha Sala pier in Surat Thani’s Phangan area. According to Surat Chani immigration key Pol Col Naruewat Phutthaviro, she was detained by a combined force of immigration, visitor, and local police after she abducted two travellers from her Toyota sedan, which read” Phangan Paragon Resort &amp, Spa.”

She admitted to the command, he continued, and Ms. Sekkesaeter was facing charges for carrying people in her car.

Thai law forbids immigrants from operating vehicles.

The Norway is also the public administrator of Pure Lifestyle, a business that runs Phangan Paragon Resort &amp, Spa and other hotels on the southern visitor area known for the well-liked Full Moon Party.

According to Pol Col Naruewat, authorities had been given the order to fine the company and its authorized chairman for allowing her to do work that is against the law for foreigners.

Ryan Horner, 34, was apprehended on Thursday in the parking lot of Wat Phra Yai in the Muang area, according to immigration key Pol Col Phisit Sawadthavorn on Friday in Phuket. Horner was given the task of becoming a link, a job that was only offered to Thai citizens. &nbsp,

After that, he was taken to the Karon police stop to face the charges.