Bangkok: Cyber police arrested a female admin who opened a secret Line group selling e-cigarettes. Pleaded guilty to selling e-cigarettes through a secret Line group for more than 2 years. According to government policy to suppress illegal sales of electronic cigarettes. Police Lieutenant General Worawat Wattanakornbancha, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Armed Forces, therefore ordered the investigation to seriously crack down on the illegal sale of electronic cigarettes through social media. According to information immediately coordinated from the Online Anti-Crime Center AOC 1441, because at present it has been found that the use of electronic cigarettes has increased a lot. Especially among students As a result of the police, Division 2, S.S.T. 4, it was discovered that there were people illegally selling e-cigarettes through a secret Line group. The police therefore had a spy infiltrate into a secret Line group called '@chayut#cnvapeshop' found that the group was actually illegally selling e-cigar ettes. Police officers then investigated until they learned that the admin of the said group was Ms. Nataree, who lived in a house in the area of Village No. 11, Khlong Lan Phatthana Subdistrict, Khlong Lan District, Kamphaeng Phet Province. Police officers later learned that Ms. Nataree came to stay and collected e-cigarettes sold online at a house in the area of Village No. 21, Khlong Nam Lai Subdistrict, Khlong Lan District, Kamphaeng Phet Province, Pol. Col. Anucha Srisamrong. Superintendent of Subdistrict 2, Subdistrict Police Station 4, therefore ordered the police to collect evidence. Ask the Kamphaeng Phet Provincial Court to issue a search warrant and the court approves search warrant number 90/2567 to search the said house. When they arrived, they found Ms. Nataree living inside the house. Searching inside the house, many different brands of e-cigarettes were found. The police then arrested Ms. Nataree for the offenses of "helping to conceal, helping to sell, helping to take away, buying or receiv ing in any way He knew that it was something that had come into the kingdom. They have not yet gone through the customs formalities properly.' They were taken to the investigating officer at Khlong Lan Police Station, Kamphaeng Phet Province, for further legal action. Upon questioning, the accused initially testified that he was actually the owner of the secret Line group. and has been selling e-cigarettes through the Secret Line group for more than 2 years. He sells e-cigarettes to people who order at a starting price of 40 baht per piece up to a price of 1,040 baht. When a customer is interested in ordering, he will have the customer transfer the money to self Then have the customer send their name and address. For themselves to be able to continue sending e-cigarettes via transportation system to customers Source: Thai News Agency