Thai troops arrest three Chinese men trying to cross into Cambodia, seize 8,628 SIM cards


BANGKOK: Burapha Task Force troops have arrested three Chinese men suspected of entering Thailand illegally and attempting to cross into Cambodia, seizing nearly 10,000 SIM cards.

The arrest was made on Monday (Jan 5), after the Aranyaprathet Task Force (Ranger Company 1204) was assigned to patrol and maintain surveillance to prevent and intercept illegal activity in the border area.

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