Thai cops busted a Chinese man in Bangkok over counterfeit electronics that cost over 20 million baht. According to from the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECD) found pretend phones and electronic units in a raid at a warehouse within the Don Mueang district on Friday.
The team searched three buildings and found Huang Yiqun, a 56 year previous Chinese national, working because the warehouse caretaker and four Laotian employees.
Huang revealed that he was hired by an unidentified Chinese businessman to manage the merchandise within the warehouse. He admitted that the objects have been counterfeit products sold online, The Pattaya News reported.
Huang was paid a monthly wage of 30,000 baht, which he stated was sufficient to live on and higher than what he might earn in China.
The police arrested Huang and charged him with possession of counterfeit products. Police at the moment are searching for the first owner of the illegal enterprise.
This information comes just a week after Thai police swooped on yet another unlawful Chinese business operation. Officers from the Consumer Protection Division (CPD) in Thailand performed searches in two completely different areas in Prawet District in Bangkok and Samut Prakan province. They seized counterfeit cosmetics and low-quality medical provides worth an estimated 14 million baht.
Some 67,000 counterfeit cosmetics, pretend toothpaste, and substandard medical gear and rubber gloves had been found at the warehouse in Samut Prakan and the packaging workplace in Prawet District.
During the raids, a Chinese nationwide was found at one of many two areas and was taken into custody. The arrested particular person, identified solely as “Zhong,” claimed to be merely an worker tasked with caring for the products, which had been imported from China..