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Man arrested while allegedly smuggling migrants in Sa Kaew

Police stopped a pickup truck in Sa Kaew on Saturday morning and arrested a Thai man for allegedly trying to smuggle in 12 undocumented Cambodian migrants.
The pickup was stopped at a checkpoint in Aranyaprathet district.
Police spotted the pickup and signalled it to stop but the driver sped past. Police gave chase and radioed other units to block the road.
The pickup driver was identified as Amporn Sarnnariang, 38, from Sing Buri.
Police found seven Cambodians inside the pickup and five others on the back. They were seven women and five men.
They said they had paid Bt2,500 each to a Cambodia broker to help smuggle to them to work in Bangkok. Amporn was hired to drive them from Sa Kaew’s border to the capital, they said.
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