In a landmark operation that unfolded on the afternoon of January 24, the National Police Chief, Police General Thatchai Pitanilabut,
orchestrated a decisive strike against an online platform with alleged links to human trafficking.
The platform, known as Fiwfans, had reportedly been operating in the shadows for more than four years, amassing a staggering turnover of over 3 billion baht, or about US$89.3 million.
This crackdown resulted in the rescue of two teenage girls, aged 16 and 17, shining a spotlight on an extensive network that entangled an estimated 46,000 women, including vulnerable minors as young as 15, in its illicit web.
source: Thai News
orchestrated a decisive strike against an online platform with alleged links to human trafficking.
The platform, known as Fiwfans, had reportedly been operating in the shadows for more than four years, amassing a staggering turnover of over 3 billion baht, or about US$89.3 million.
This crackdown resulted in the rescue of two teenage girls, aged 16 and 17, shining a spotlight on an extensive network that entangled an estimated 46,000 women, including vulnerable minors as young as 15, in its illicit web.
source: Thai News
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