7th January 2025 – (Chiang Mai) The Chinese Consulate in Chiang Mai was informed this afternoon by Tak Immigration Office that they had received a request regarding Chinese actor Wang Xing. Tak Immigration Office is currently conducting the necessary inquiries as per protocol.
According to reports from local media, a spokesperson for the Thai police stated that there is currently no evidence to suggest that Wang has been coerced, assaulted, or is a victim of human trafficking.
Further reports from CCTV News indicate that the Tak Province Immigration Bureau is actively engaged in the inquiry process concerning Wang Xing.
Wang, who had recently arrived in Thailand, was reported missing and is suspected of being transported to Myanmar. The Mae Sot police department released a recent photograph of him, showing him with a shaved head and wearing a white tracksuit, with noticeable red marks on his legs.
Thai police spokespersons revealed that Wang arrived at the airport and travelled through Kanchanaburi and Kamphaeng Phet provinces before heading to Mae Sot. He was last seen near the border on 3rd January at around 10.10am. Initial investigations indicate that Wang arrived in Thailand alone, carrying only a backpack.
According to police, Wang travelled directly from Suvarnabhumi Airport to Tak Province, with the driver identified as the sole witness in the case. The spokesperson reiterated that there is no evidence of coercion or assault against Wang. They also noted that it remains unclear whether he crossed into Myanmar via an official border checkpoint.
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