Tak, July 5th – After “Jarat” was arrested for 21 raids, breaking up the gang of deceiving down payment of red-labeled cars for sale in Myanmar. The reporter surveyed the area of “Ja Rat” house and found that it had an area of more than 3 rai and had only been living in this area for 3 years. According to security sources, Part of it is an order from the Chinese Tao Group.
The house of Mrs. Rattanaporn or “Jerat Mae Sot”, which is in the area of Maha Wan Sub-district, Mae Sot District, Tak Province, is now closed. As for the area of the house with more than 3 rai, the reporter asked neighbors that “Jay Rat” was originally from Khiri Rat Subdistrict, Phop Phra District, Tak Province, just bought land and built a house in this village only 3 years ago “Jay Rat” And the family has never been involved with anyone. Causing almost no one to know the movement including never seeing a red car or a new car Entering and exiting Jayarat’s house But it is possible that it may take place during the night. or have another car rest
As for the transport route from Thailand to Myanmar which the car has both the theft A car that has been rented and red cars that are down from the center The journalist got information from a security source that Most of them will be transported across the Moei River. by natural channel Both in the area of Mae Sot District and Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province, especially during the dry season on both sides, some points are a few tens of meters apart. and the time it takes to relocate takes place during the night There are 2 long-tailed boats that use a wooden cross between them. and transport cars across the river to the Myanmar side
However, in the past, officers have intercepted many times. And check to find car orders from the Karen group, Jean Tao group, who set up a call center gang in Karen’s influence area. Including some villagers with good status Most popular cars that have been ordered There are cars, pickup trucks, multi-purpose vehicles. long to luxury vans
While the victim asked to help track down 2-3 stolen vehicles brought across Myanmar a month, according to the information received by the news source. I believe there will be more victims. but did not report Acknowledgment, although officials try to be strict in preventing the transport of cars across the border But still not completely eradicated. – Thai News Agency
Source: Thai News Agency
