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    The victim's injuries. Photo: Screenshot from CCTV News
Four Thai men have been arrested for allegedly kidnapping a Chinese woman from a Bangkok hotel and attempting to take her to the Thai-Myanmar border area, Thai authorities said. The Chinese Embassy in Thailand confirmed on Tuesday that the woman is a Chinese national and has been properly accommodated, while the embassy is assisting police with the investigation, CCTV News reported Tuesday.
Earlier, the Bangkok Post reported that police arrested four Thai men for allegedly kidnapping the Chinese woman from a hotel in Bangkok and taking her to Mae Sot district. According to Kamphaeng Phet police, the woman was taken from Bangkok in a black Nissan Teana. As the vehicle was passing through Kamphaeng Phet, adjacent to Tak, the victim jumped from the car in tambon Nai Muang of Muang district while her hands were fastened with cable ties.
Kamphaeng Phet police followed the suspects' black Nissan Teana and caught up with the vehicle in tambon Lan Dokmai of Muang district, arresting two men who are natives of Mae Sot district. They were identified as Somkiat, 41, and Kittiporn, 24.
Global Times
。    On August 21, the State Council Information Office held a press conference as part of the “Start of the 15th Five-Year Plan” series. One phrase stood out at the press conference: “investing in people.”    China's general public budget allocated 12.4 trillion yuan for education, social security, healthcare, housing, and related areas, up 5.4 percent year on year.    (Reporter: Huang Fang, producer: Zhang Yixuan)                    。

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