400 Thai workers trying to sneak in from Malaysia detained | Malay Mail

400 Thai workers trying to sneak in from Malaysia detained

Thailand has reopened land border checkpoints between Thailand and Malaysia. — Reuters pic

Deputy Commander of Fourth Army Region, Maj Gen Kriangkrai Srirak said about 300 Thais crossed the border today without registering with the Royal Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Consulate-General in Penang or Kelantan, or for not having travel documents and ‘fit-to-travel’ documents.“All of them were fined 800 baht and sent to state facilities for 14-day quarantine,” he said.

Meanwhile, Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration spokesman Thaweesilp Wissanuyothin said a total of 2,548 Thais stranded in Malaysia have registered to return home as of this month.

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