Cambodia news, (Phnom Penh): The case of a Thai woman who fabricated a story related to the case that a group of Chinese people arrested for pumping blood and performing organ surgery in Sihanoukville has confessed and publicly apologized to the Cambodian and Thai police.

The Thai woman confirmed that the fabrication was in order to get the Thai police to help her return to Thailand after crossing the border to work in Cambodia illegally. This is according to a senior official of the Cambodian police told CEN on the afternoon of March 19, 2022.

Under the international cooperation between the National Police Commission and the Thai Village Police Commissioner, the story of a Thai woman who reported to the Royal Thai Police that she was captured by Chinese nationals who pumped her blood for sale is a story she created in order to get the Thai police to help her return to Thailand after crossing the border to work in Cambodia illegally.

After thorough questioning and research, the woman confessed and publicly apologized to the police of both countries.The source added that the Thai village police chief confirmed that the woman had been charged with three years in prison for reporting false information.

If I needed any new organs, I sure wouldn't want them to be harvested from a Thai, as Thais are too frail to my liking. A little bit of rain and they'll run a fever, etc. I need quality organs from sturdy donors. Welsh perhaps?

Thai Woman Sentenced to 6 Months Prison

Cambodia News (Bangkok): Areeya Komkratok, a 25-year-old Thai woman was convicted and sentenced to 6 months in prison without parole for faking her kidnap and organ theft, allegedly committed by a group of Chinese doctors in Cambodia. The suspect claimed that the Chinese doctors sedated her, pumped blood from her, and were going to perform organ removal on her. She and 7 other Thai workers who were allegedly lured to work illegally in Cambodia were rescued after she created a fake Facebook account to attract the Thai authorities.
However, the police investigation led to the discovery that the woman had faked the whole incident in order to return to Thailand.

Chad Sexington wrote: ↑Tue Mar 22, 2022 7:06 pm

Alex wrote: ↑Sun Mar 20, 2022 12:40 pm If I needed any new organs, I sure wouldn't want them to be harvested from a Thai, as Thais are too frail to my liking. A little bit of rain and they'll run a fever, etc. I need quality organs from sturdy donors. Welsh perhaps?

You’d probably want your transplant carried out somewhere other than Sihanoukville, hardly renowned for its quality medical facilities and top transplant surgeons.

That's what I would have thought. However.....https://m.phnompenhpost.com/national/pu ... ination-pm