“Long tortured”: the Russian arranged a strange interrogation at the airport of Bangkok

What this means is in the material "MK".

According to the tourist, the trouble began after a long flight.

- We're in line for passport control. Our flight was delayed, my son and I are tired and hungry. I catch the look of the girl who checks the documents, and I understand that now something will happen, – said the Russian.

When the woman handed over passports, boarding passes and an electronic arrival card, the employee asked them and their son to go to a separate room.

- I'm already in a slight panic. We were seated at a table and asked when we were planning to leave if there were return tickets where we were going to live.

The Russian showed paid hotel reservations and air tickets.

I was asked why I chose this hotel. She told me it was close to the airport, so it was more convenient.

Then the employee asked about the plans of the Russian woman for rest.

- I showed her the program I made with the neuron. The girl asked me if I did it myself or if someone had prepared the route for me. I had to show the correspondence with the AI.

But the test didn't end there. The tourist was given a memo indicating illegal human trafficking.

I read it and said that I am aware of the problem and that I am not a victim of human trafficking. Then I was given a questionnaire where I needed to specify the address of residence, the amount of money with me and other data.

After filling out the documents, the Russian woman passed a biometric check. She was also photographed with a memo about human trafficking. The woman and child were then allowed to enter the country.

It turned out that other travelers faced similar checks.

The same thing happened when I came to Chiang Mai (a city in northern Thailand). I was the only one of the entire aircraft chosen and for a long time tormented by the same questions, – said one of the Russians.

Perhaps the increased attention to women could be due to measures to combat trafficking. Thais are trying to protect tourists. As a rule, young, attractive ladies fall under the test.

In recent years, cases of Russian women getting into fraudulent centers of one of the neighboring countries with Thailand have increased. Foreigners are lured there with promises of high-paying jobs, then forced into fraudulent schemes. As a result, people end up in slavery. It is known that all the victims arrived there from Bangkok.