The Burapha Force and immigration police searched a community opposite Rongkluea border market in Aranyaprathet district and found 51 Cambodian men and 44 women, including two boys and two girls, who had no travel documents. 
	They said they had travelled across Cambodia to find work in Bangkok. Police took their pictures and kept their records before coordinating with Poi Pet immigration officials in Cambodia to repatriate them.

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Cambodians held

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Nongluck is a senior economic journalist covering the macroeconomics, real estate, and corporate investment strategies driving growth across Thailand and Southeast Asia.

Cambodians held

Ninety-five Cambodians have been rounded up and will be repatriated after being found to have illegally crossed the border to Sa Kaew to get work, police said yesterday.

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