A spate of illegal operations was introduced into sharp focus, after a massage parlour known as Universe Massage in Phuket was raided and its owner nabbed because of working with out requisite permissions. Accredited to crack down on such infringing operations headlined by the Patong Police continues in earnest, with this occasion being the third in simply over a week.
The raid on Universe Massage, located on Rat-U-Thit 200 Pi Road, was orchestrated round 9.30pm yesterday by Patong Police officers. Led by Police Captain Udon Phahulrat, they encountered and arrested a man cloaked by the title Anant. He has since been charged with managing a well being institution with out authorized permission.
News of the police operation was relayed late on the day of the raid, confirming that this systematic crackdown on therapeutic massage parlours which are working illicitly is part of an ongoing campaign to scrub up the tourist-frequented town of Phuket.
The directive, aimed toward preventing illicit actions and institutions without proper licensing, was issued by Patong Police Chief Police Colonel Sujin Nilbadee, in affiliation with Patong Police Deputy Superintendents Pol. Lt. Col. Somporn Surin and Pol. Lt. Col. Wutthiwat Liang Boonjinda.
The Universe Massage raid comes on the heels of an analogous operation at Aisha Massage last week on Monday, August 7, whereas another establishment, Hatha Massage, also on Rat-U-Thit 200 Pi Road, was the focus of a raid on Saturday night. Aisha Massage, tucked away off Haad Patong Road, saw its operator Yupin apprehended for the dearth of necessary licences and for commissioning the services of staff underneath the universally accepted authorized working age of 18 years. During the raid on Hatha Massage, Onuma was arrested on related costs of working without legal permissions, reported Phuket News.
A Patong Police spokesperson mentioned Anant was charged with managing a health institution with out legal permission.
“The directive, geared toward preventing illicit activities and institutions without proper licensing, was issued by Patong Police Chief Pol. Col. Sujin Nilbadee, in association with Patong Police Deputy Superintendents Pol. Lt. Col. Somporn Surin and Pol. Lt. Col. Wutthiwat Liang Boonjinda.
“Yupin” was apprehended for the dearth of necessary licences and for commissioning the providers of workers underneath the universally accepted legal working age of 18 years.”
The authorities are encouraging residents to come ahead and report if they think any parlours operating exterior the bounds of the law. They continue to stay committed to implementing strict adherence to rules and sustaining the town’s status as safe and protected for both locals and vacationers..