Immigration Police spokesman Pol Colonel Cherngron Rimpadee revealed that on Tuesday a suspicious-looking foreigner at the check-in counter of the airport was detained.&nbsp; 
Nguyen Thi Mai Ngov, 20, a Vietnamese woman, carried a Polish Alien Residence permit card of a person with an identical appearance. Police became suspicious and invited her for a biometric test. The results did not match the database. On interrogation, she reportedly said she had entered Thailand for a day and took a chance when the airport was crowded in the festive season to travel to Amsterdam, Netherlands, and then to Germany for work.&nbsp; 
She was arrested for using another person's identity document and would be interrogated to see if other people were involved in her actions.

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Vietnamese woman arrested at Suvarnabhumi for 'using false identity'

A Vietnamese woman was arrested at Suvarnabhumi Airport on Tuesday (December 31) for allegedly travelling on a false identity.