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Thailand arrests Myanmar workers for illegal entry

MYAWADY -Over 120 Myanmar workers were arrested for illegal entry into Thailand within 14 days and some were infected with COVID-19 virus, according to those who help with workers’ affairs. When 12 Myanmar migrants entered to Mae Sot, Thailand via Myawady by boat on September 13th, Thailand security force arrested them.

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Thailand border patrol officers arrests Myanmar workers for illegal entry

Thailand border patrol officers arrests Myanmar workers for illegal entry
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6 Myanmar migrant workers, 23 Bengalis arrested for illegal entry into Thailand

6 Myanmar migrant workers, 23 Bengalis arrested for illegal entry into Thailand
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Thai PM, Officials Suspect Foreign Workers as Source of New COVID-19 Outbreak

Reuters The Thai prime minister and health officials said Monday that foreign workers who entered the country illicitly were the likely source of a record outbreak of coronavirus cases detected at Thailand’s largest seafood market complex, where hundreds of migrants from Myanmar have been infected. Thailand until last Thursday had contained the number of COVID-19 infections to only about 4,200 since the first case was detected here in January – compared with much higher numbers in its neighbors Indonesia, the Philippines and Myanmar. But the caseload shot to nearly 5,300 on Monday after more than 900 cases – mostly among workers from Myanmar – were confirmed at the market complex in Samut Sakhon province, south and west of the greater Bangkok limits, health authorities said.

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