Thai Examiner
Seven Vietnamese sex workers arrested on Friday night are part of a growing street sex for sale racket
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Key facts
- Earlier investigations exposed earnings reaching ฿150,000 monthly and private arrangements worth up to ฿200,000
- Meanwhile, the arrests bring the district’s reported Vietnamese prostitution arrests to 32 across five operations since May 2025
- Repeated Sukhumvit raids catch Vietnamese and African women as Channel 7 reveals prostitution earnings
- Channel 7 investigation details sex trade income as Sukhumvit draws tourists and foreign customers
- Police seize seven Vietnamese street prostitutes after complaints of harassment
- Police launch Sukhumvit crackdown after complaints of aggressive street solicitation and harassment
Summary
### Sukhumvit vice crackdown. Police seize seven Vietnamese street prostitutes after complaints of harassment. All face deportation and blacklisting. Five operations have recorded 32 Vietnamese arrests, while sex trade earnings reach ฿150,000 monthly.
Seven Vietnamese prostitutes arrested in a Friday night police blitz on Bangkok’s Sukhumvit Road face deportation and blacklisting. Senior officers led the crackdown following complaints of aggressive solicitation and harassment near Soi Nana. All seven were transferred to immigration authorities at Suan Phlu. Meanwhile, the arrests bring the district’s reported Vietnamese prostitution arrests to 32 across five operations since May 2025.
Seven Vietnamese women arrested during a Bangkok police crackdown on Friday night face deportation and blacklisting from Thailand. The operation targeted street prostitution along Sukhumvit Road, between Soi 4 and Soi 11.