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GOVT REPATRIATING INDIANS WHO FLED TO THAILAND FROM MYANMAR CENTRE
Hindustan Times Bengaluru
|November 07, 2025
India on Thursday began repatriating hundreds of citizens who fled to Thailand from a notorious cyber scam centre in Myanmar, with two military aircraft ferrying back 270 nationals, including 26 women, from the Thai border town of Mae Sot.
‘The Indian Air Force (IAF) operated two special flights to bring back the Indians, who recently crossed into Thailand from Myawaddy in Myanmar, where they were allegedly working in the cyber scam centre, the Indian embassy in Bangkok said on social media.
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