Bangkok: A missing Chinese girl has been found. Walking at a shopping mall in the Bang Na area, the commander of the 5th Precinct revealed that a Chinese woman was accused by a call center gang claiming to be a prosecutor-police officer who was wrong for money laundering, swindling and transferring 17 million yen to Japan and sending it to travel in Thailand. before calling and threatening to demand ransom from parents He didn't know he was being asked for ransom. Traveling in Thailand normally Parents thank Thai police for helping to find daughter, found safe In the case of Thai Chinese interpreters Called to report to the police at Phra Khanong Police Station and said that they had been contacted by the father of a 27-year-old Chinese woman via WeChat, informing him that his daughter had traveled with a group of more than 10 friends to visit Thailand on June 5. In the past, on June 7, the father informed that a man called WeChat and asked him to transfer 5 million yuan, or approximately 25 million baht, an d then send it to Ms. Xin Lei. Lu returned to Shanghai. Before officials tracked down and found a missing woman at a department store in the Bangna area, as had already been reported in the news. Progress at Phra Khanong Police Station at 9:00 p.m. today (June 8) Pol. Maj. Gen. Wittawat Chinkam, commander of the 5th Precinct, came out to reveal the case after a meeting with his mother. and older sister that Ms. Xin Lei Lu works in real estate in Japan. Before the incident, a call center gang called. Miss Xin Leilu Claiming to be a Japanese prosecutor and police official that Ms. Xin Leilu broke money laundering laws. A WeChat group has been set up to attract parents. Miss Xin Leilu Came into the group as well. Later, Ms. Xin Lei Lu transferred 17 million yen for verification, equivalent to approximately 2-3 million baht in Thai money. Then Ms. Xin Lei Lu left. Wechat group and had her travel to relax and choose between Thailand and Singapore. Ms. Xinlei Lu came to Thailand and was forbidden from contacting h er parents. Once the money has been verified, another transfer will be given to her. Later, a group of criminals claiming to be police and prosecutors posed as criminals in a WeChat group where Ms. Xin Lei Lu's parents were still present, threatening to demand ransom for money, but the parents were unable to contact their daughter. Because the gang made the child change the SIM card while Ms. Xin Lei Lu was in Thailand and did not know that the incident of ransoming herself had occurred. So I traveled in Thailand normally. However, the offense case that occurs as a damage case will be in Japan. In Thailand, no offense has been committed yet. The Chinese mother's side speaking through an interpreter Thank you to the Thai police for helping to trace my daughter safely. Source: Thai News Agency