Scammers targeting people have caused widespread distress across the country.to deceiveRecently, Bum Panadda Wongpudee of the Good Deeds Organization raided a scammer den in Cambodia and spoke to Thairath Entertainment about it.
"Recently, the Good Deeds Organization raided a scammer den. Inside, there was medical equipment—apologies, but it clearly appeared to be illegal medical practice. There were many instruments, with knives and other items scattered everywhere. It looked worse than a horror movie because these were real, displayed openly. This footage was taken at the actual location in the building that our team in Thailand managed to raid."
The scammers we encountered have lost control of that building, so it will be hard for them to reclaim it. We will not return it to them to prevent further harm to Thai people. We must cooperate internationally to stop them from scamming and harming people worldwide. Thailand is ready to be the center for cracking down on scammers to protect people globally."
For example, the producer of the series Love Sick 2, named Art, was recently tricked into becoming a scammer. He was deceived into investing and told he would only go to Sa Kaeo, but after boarding a van there, he was taken across the border. Both he and his girlfriend were deceived, but fortunately, his girlfriend’s face recognition failed, so she escaped back. However, he was seen bleeding in the detention room. If someone cannot work, they suffer badly."
Do not trust anyone who says you can invest and earn good returns or asks to meet in places like Aranyaprathet or Sa Kaeo. Don’t go. Assume you will definitely be scammed. Your liver and lungs could be damaged. I warn you—not as a threat, but people really do get harmed. If you manage to return home, you’re lucky; but if not, what then? Thai people who deliberately scam their own countrymen will be severely punished."
