Invasion to help a 13-year-old girl peddling orange juice, patrolling the intersection – restaurants noon to midnight wearing school uniform but not studying
According to the policy of Pol. Lt. Gen. Thiti Saeng, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Police, he ordered to inspect and help abused children and youth. and labor in children and youth. Colonel Teerasak Chantrapiphat, Superintendent of DDS, Pol.Lt.Col.Woraprat Wuthirak, Pol.Lt.Col.Peyarat Wessakosol, Pol.Lt.Col.Marod Kwanmuang, deputy superintendent of the NCDs, ordered Pol Lt. Col. Chakri Nareepol, NCDs police officers, together with the bureau officials, to Social Work, Ministry of Social Development and Human Security to inspect and help the girl with the behavior of selling orange juice in the Ramkhamhaeng area
therefore went to the area to inspect the area and found Miss Chalisa, 13 years old, Myanmar nationality who is the son of Mrs. Usida, 40 years old, Myanmar nationality, and Mr. Amat, 42 years old, Myanmar nationality From the fact that the police officers and the (PhD) came to help, Ms. Chalisa told the authorities that she and her family went to sell orange juice In the middle of Ramkhamhaeng intersection where he and his mother Will come for sale around 12:00 noon – 8:00 p.m. and will patrol and sell in restaurants until midnight every day, resulting in not being educated properly. Only learned religion from an Islamic religious school. local only
On initial physical examination, the child showed signs of exhaustion. due to eating unhygienic food and not taking time to rest Officials therefore publicize it with the child’s family. to separate children to receive proper care The children will be taken to stay at the youth rehabilitation home in the area of Nonthaburi province. In order to allow children to receive a proper education. and have a better life