A 46-year-old Singaporean man and his 37-year-old Thai wife have admitted to running an online “Chicken” network that allegedly sent Thai women to Singapore for “Work” since 2019.
The couple were among five people arrested by Thai police, including another Singaporean man.
The husband allegedly recruited the women while his wife managed the online platform, found customers and arranged accommodation in Singapore.
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