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Chinese workers under arrest on Phuket this afternoon

Phuket Immigration Officers Arrest Nine Chinese Selling Souvenirs at Temple

Tuesday, May 21, 2013
PHUKET: Immigration officers in plain clothes arrested nine Chinese working illegally on Phuket at Kathu Temple today.

The nine - one woman and eight men - are likely to be fined and deported.

Immigration officers in plain clothes went to the temple in central Phuket after being told by locals that the Chinese, all dressed in yellow, were working at the temple, selling souvenirs to tourists.

One of the nine - the woman - produced a passport on request. She could not produce a work permit and the eight men could not produce passports or work permits.

Immigration officers named the arrested nine as Miss A-ming, 38, Chewmar, 22, Bang, 29, Are-aee, 25, Are-ming, 25, Are- kui, 30, Are-hur, 33, Are-ming, 38, and Are-ju, 39.

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Just think - if they'd been Australian Bikies and shot someone they could have stayed!

Posted by Mister Ree on May 21, 2013 19:57

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Mister Ree...

Your comments spot on...

Posted by robert on May 22, 2013 07:29

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Editor: I was wondering if you could do a piece on those two bikers that shot two people in the street while trying to kill a different person and did not even get sentenced to prison or deported? From what I have heard they chose to stay in prison to pay off the fine they got at 200B a day. How is they get away with this kind of behavior? Was there some kind of big pay off?

Posted by Tim on May 22, 2013 09:16

Editor Comment:

As we've reported, the men were given a suspended sentence. We have not been told that the men chose to stay in prison. If so, they are not on the prison records. It's against the law to question decisions made by the judiciary.

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Thanks Editor, I did not realize it was against the law, seems a little convenient in some respects.

Posted by Tim on May 22, 2013 09:46

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Nice shirts..can I have one as a souvenir do you reckon?

Posted by Anonymous on May 22, 2013 11:06

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Mister Ree you made me laugh.

Posted by Lost In Translation on May 22, 2013 18:26


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