Commentary: Thailand’s border wall plan is a 20th century solution to a 21st century problem

Commentary: Thailand’s border wall plan is a 20th century solution to a 21st century problem

SCAM SYNDICATE CRISIS

In fact, thousands of people have been tricked into buying things that are strewn around Thailand’s frontiers like barnacles around the ship’s deck. &nbsp,

They typically come from hard-working, poor youth from countries like India, Pakistan, China, Myanmar, Philippines, and even as far as Ethiopia and Somalia. They frequently arrive in Thailand primary, are taken to a scam center, and their visas are taken there.

They are now the equivalent of drug mules trapped in a billion-dollar illegal market, run by wealthy and powerful people, the majority of whom are well-known but appear to work with violence.

According to the United States Institute of Peace ( USIP ) in a report from May 2024, scam syndicates in our area steal almost US$ 64 billion from victims around the world. &nbsp, &nbsp,

The unfortunate staff occasionally escape or are saved. 549 Indians were repatriated in March after being rescued from con factories close to the Myanmar-Thailand border. In February and March, China even repatriated thousands of its members. &nbsp,

Following Wang Xing’s violence in January, who had been duped into Thailand for a movie shot, was trafficked to Myanmar and caught in a flurry of activity. &nbsp,

After landing in Bangkok, Wang had exchanged a number of texts with his partner in China, but he remained silent until he reached Mae Sot, the Thai border area directly across from Myawaddy, a infamous fraud hub in Myanmar.

His girlfriend, who was alarmed, made public on social media by posting a message to Thai authorities and judicial officials in China. In the end, Thai authorities took Wang Xing off Myawaddy and brought him back to Thailand, in a process whose information are mysterious. &nbsp,