Exercise caution before taking up jobs in Thailand: MEA

India on Thursday asked Indian nationals to exercise extreme caution before taking up jobs in Thailand after dozens of Indians were illegally brought into Myanmar as part of an employment racket.
Arindam Bagchi, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson, said IT companies are engaged in digital scamming and forged crypto activities. He said that these scammers are recruiting Indian workers on the pretext of employment opportunities in Thailand.
“We are aware of fraudulent IT companies that appear to be engaged in digital scamming and forged crypto activities. They seem to be operating with agents from Dubai, Bangkok, and India. They are recruiting Indian workers on the pretext of employment opportunities in Thailand,” the MEA spokesperson said.

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