Kal Burpa captured 37 Cambodian workers smuggling into Thailand on the border.

Kal Burpa captured 37 Cambodian workers smuggling into Thailand on the high-hump border.

Gul Burpa used heat-sensing drones to explore the border area. 37 Cambodian workers were found smuggling into the high-hump border, confessing to paying 3,000-5,000 baht each.

At 4: 00 a.m. on October 13, 2025, reporters reported that the Burpa Force, by Task Force 12 (snatch 12) in the area of responsibility of the 4th Border Patrol Task Force (snatch 4), had been co-conducting a patrol of the Thai-Cambodian border area on the high hump district, Kaew Pond Province, according to a plan to prevent and intercept illegal immigration smuggling.

While the authorities were using heat sensing drones to explore the border between the border at 47-48 Ban Thong Phra, Non Mak District, Khok Tall District, there appeared to be a large group of suspects moving into the Thai border, so they were deployed and were able to extract and capture all of them.

According to a preliminary investigation, 37 Cambodian migrant workers, 22 men and 15 women, all of whom did not have a passport or visa.

...According to preliminary enquiries, the group of workers reported that they arrived from Bantia, Myanmar and Siem Reap, Cambodia, with Cambodian recruiters providing and bringing them near the border to wait for smuggling across Thailand, with destinations for general employment and industrial facilities in the inner regions of Thailand, such as Bangkok, Chonburi and Samut Prakan, paying about 3,000-5,000 baht for each broker.

The authorities then detained all the workers to the 4th Border Patrol Police Task Force to make arrest records, and handed them over to the Glass Pool Provincial Immigration Officers to continue the implementation of the law, ready to coordinate the relevant authorities to carry out disease screening and prepare to push back to the country in accordance with procedures.

This area on the Thai-Cambodian border, Khok High District, Kaew Pond Province, continues to be an area of constant immigration smuggling, especially during the night. All officers in the area have increased their austerity in patrolling and use detection technologies such as thermal drones, CCTV and mobile surveillance to prevent continued illegal immigration.# Cambodia # Trending # Today's news # News # News