#泰国资讯：遭中介忽悠前往境外工作 5名中国籍人员偷渡柬埔寨路上被泰国边防逮捕！
3月21日，泰国边境部队在沙缴府阿兰亚普莱特县泰柬边境巡逻时发现，有5名可疑人员正沿着边境附近的小路行走，于是立即前往拦截。经初步调查，该5名可疑人员均为中国籍，且都没有护照
在审问中5名嫌疑人说：#他们是被招聘中介引诱前往柬埔寨工作的。按照原计划，他们从中国出发后进入老挝，接着偷渡到泰国，以继续前往柬埔寨，但在准备越境前被泰国边境部队发现并逮捕。
目前，5名中国籍嫌疑人均被移交给Klong Nam Sai警察局依法处理
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