中國正妹空姐離職…竟淪「人蛇仲介」她兼差接應偷渡客、涉賣護照給黑市

泰國警方近日破獲跨國人蛇偷渡案，逮到34歲中國某航空前潘姓空姐，她離職後赴泰留學期間，涉嫌加入人蛇集團仲介，包辦中國籍合法或非法出入境。前後共逮5名嫌犯，詳細案情仍待釐清。

據《khaosod》報導，泰國警方獲報，有中國籍非法移民從馬來西亞偷渡進入泰國宋卡府後，入住合艾市中心一家知名飯店，預計與人蛇中間人親自接應轉移到曼谷。

當地警方展開監控，趁時機成熟，逮到34歲的中國前空姐「潘玉東」（Pan Yudong）及2名非法入境的中國籍男子。

擴大追查發現，潘女先前安排一名25歲的女性偷渡客，並由一名39歲的泰國籍司機開車載往巴東梧剎（Padang Besar）移民局檢查站，再準備偷渡到馬來西亞。

潘女落網後，還被起底，過去在中國某知名航空公司擔任空服員，離職後前往泰國留學，就開始兼職擔任人蛇集團中間人，負責協調與接應中國籍人在泰國的合法或非法出入境。

此外，警方在潘女手機內相簿發現，有多張護照照片，疑似涉及「黑市護照買賣」；查出偷渡路線及手法後，泰國移民局第6局擴大追捕，共逮捕5名嫌犯，其中3人是中國籍、1名泰國籍與1名萬那杜籍嫌犯。針對此案，警方將持續擴大追查。

Former flight attendant arrested in alleged migrant-smuggling network Thai police arrested a former Chinese flight attendant and four others on October 15 over an alleged network moving people illegally between Thailand and Malaysia. The 34-year-old woman, identified by the pseudonym Pan Yudong, was detained in Hat Yai while collecting two Chinese men who admitted entering Thailand illegally from Malaysia. Investigators said Pan had also arranged onward travel for a 25-year-old woman carrying a Vanuatu passport. Officers intercepted that woman at the Padang Besar checkpoint, concealed under clothing in the back seat of a car driven by a Thai man. Pan and the driver were charged with helping people who entered illegally evade arrest. The other three suspects face charges of entering and staying in Thailand without permission. Police are investigating possible links to the sale of citizenship after finding an additional Mexican passport belonging to one Chinese suspect and images of Vanuatu passports on Pan’s phone. They said the woman carrying the Vanuatu passport was Chinese. Pan reportedly moved to Thailand to study after leaving her airline job and coordinated both legal and illegal travel for Chinese nationals. #Thailand #China #Malaysia #Vanuatu #Mexico

— Thai Enquirer (@ThaiEnquirer) October 15, 2026

Immigration police arrested five people on Thursday, including a former flight attendant, over allegations that they helped foreign nationals move illegally between Thailand and Malaysia. Police said two Chinese men who allegedly entered Thailand through an informal border route in Narathiwat were waiting at a Hat Yai hotel when a Chinese woman, identified as Pan, arrived by hired car to collect them and take them to Bangkok. In a linked case, officers stopped a vehicle at the Padang Besar checkpoint and found a woman hiding beneath clothing in the back seat, police said. She was initially identified as Vanuatu national, though officers later alleged she was Chinese. Police say they are investigating suspected links to passport and nationality-document fraud.

— Khaosod English (@KhaosodEnglish) October 15, 2026