Four Chinese Tourists Kidnapped in Thailand, Held for Ransom
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Four people from Hunan, China, arrived in Bangkok on August 9 and went missing en route to Chiang Mai. They were kidnapped and held captive in a military camp near the DKBA headquarters in Mae Sot, with car license plates: 3929 6699 3939. On August 12, they were transferred to the 669 Garden area on General Mountain and severely beaten. Another victim, a female influencer named Chen Ze, was also held captive. The mastermind behind this is a man named 'Ah Hu', and the military camp commander is 'Da Bai'. Many minors, retired soldiers, and young women are still being held captive for ransom. Please urge the embassy and relevant departments to investigate.
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