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Bangkok Post

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Fraudulent House Registrations for Migrant Children Reported in Bangkok's Din Daeng District

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South China Morning Postfake residency, fraudulently entered
Bangkok Postfake birth and ID registrations, scams

Thai authorities arrested seven suspects, including three district officials, in connection with fake house registrations involving foreign children in Din Daeng, Bangkok. Supported reports confirm 64 children registered at one flat where they were not found living, with dozens more rooms under investigation and similar cases nationwide. Disputed figures on total children involved range from 64 to over 1,400, while pink cards linked to the registrations provide subsidized healthcare access but no citizenship.

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[South China Morning Post 🏢] Fake residency of foreign children in Thailand spotlights widening corruption[Bangkok Post 🏢] Migrant child registration probe expands nationwide