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9 July 2026

The police-government department launched an operation to remove the scales of the dragon, break down the "Chinese baby" birth movement to get Thai citizenship, hire a Thai man to sign a child, find a Chinese baby who uses a fake Thai father to give birth to at least 164 people, ready to catch a "medical records officer," a private hospital, get a broker, sell a package of Chinese customers to give birth to a hospital ready to make a birth certificate, and a "district office officer" in the inland area serves to register a birth certificate.

On July 9, 69, officers searched 42 spots in Bangkok and other provinces with 53 warrants. One of the key targets was to search a villa in a luxury village in Rama 2. The police had information that it was one of the Chinese families who hired a Thai man to sign a child born in Thailand to give the child basic rights in accordance with Thai law.

Investigations note that on January 9, 2024, this Chinese couple gave birth to a son at a hospital before being born in Korat, with Ka stating that the baby was "Chinese," but based on birth rights in Thailand, and two weeks later, on January 23, he returned to the original hospital, his mother's name was Chinese, but his father's name was changed to Thai, but when the DNA was checked, he was not a real father.

The police interrogated you, and you confessed that you weren't really the father of the child who came to claim your father because you applied for a job at a Chinese family company that was doing recycling.

When the police took custody, he told the reporter that he was fooled when he applied for a job.

According to the Deputy Director General of the Department of Government, Vidyuri Sirianukul, Chinese families hire Thai men to sign their children to give their children the right to hold property, including benefits based on the status of Thai people. During 2024-2025, with the heavy sweep of Scammers, it turns out that Chinese families use these children with Thai status to hold a lot of property, which is a perfect Nominee and extremely difficult to verify if the authorities do not know about it from upstream.

At another point, the Metropolitan Investigation Series arrested Miss Suney, a medical records officer at a private hospital in Thonburi, as a broker for Chinese customers to give birth to the hospital and complete the birth certificate. It charged 92,000 baht per package, divided into 72,000 baht for antenatal and birth. The rest was for birth paperwork. Without a Thai father, Miss Suney could help provide it for more than 5 years.

Examining hospital medical records, she found that in the five years she had arranged the package, there were 164 Chinese mothers who had used Thai fathers to report the birth of babies, and not everyone found a history of pregnancy with a Thai father. The hospital suddenly issued birth certificates, with a Thai father showing up later.

Another set of police arrested Miss Siriporn, an officer at the Thon District Office, one of the movement's participants, who was acting on child certification and issued birth certificates to Chinese children before taking both of them into custody for further questioning at Metropolitan Police Force 8.

This arrest operation was carried out by police investigating the Thai-based Chinese Gammer gang for laundering more than $70,000 million and transferring these funds to Chinese wives, but Chinese wives had three children of Thai nationality, so they investigated the "Hire Thai Father" movement to register their marriage, sign their children to obtain Thai citizenship.

The man who registered his child, Mr. Prashok Siri, is named a director of China Railway Company and also holds seven other companies, which are linked to a structured entity involving Chinese shareholders, which is being further expanded by the police.

And as a result of this case, the police expanded to be able to issue 53 warrants for the involved, divided into five groups, such as one government official, one hospital employee, 16 Chinese mothers, 17 Thai nationals, 5 Chinese fathers.

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