On June 22, the Taling Chan Police Station in Bangkok, Thailand, and related staff received a complaint that a group of foreigners were peddling inferior durians in the local area, and the relevant personnel rushed to the scene to investigate.
The police initially arrested 3 foreign vendors and seized 3 motorcycles equipped with durians, and later investigated and learned that the arrested vendors were Vietnamese. All three did not have work permits, and some of them did not carry passports, and the police charged the three people with working in Thailand without permission and entering the country without permission before contacting the Immigration Department to send them back to China.
The police revealed that they had previously received reports from the public that a group of foreigners driving motorcycles to sell durian nearby were not only of poor quality, but also had a lack of weight. In addition, when it is dark, the group will gather to drink and make trouble, causing trouble to the nearby people and fearing that they will commit crimes.