109 living animals in the two women's airports in India include bold pig lizards and snakes

Animals found from two Indian women's luggage. (Source: Thai National Park, Wildlife and Plant Protection Department)

Overseas Network, June 29th. According to the United States CNN and Thailand's "Bangkok Post" reported on the 28th, Thai officials recently said that two Indian women were arrested for suspected smuggling wildlife at Suwannu Pyramid Airport, Bangkok. Customs staff found 109 living animals in their luggage.

Animals found from two Indian women's luggage. (Source: Thai National Park, Wildlife and Plant Protection Department)

The Thai National Park, Wildlife and Plant Protection Department said on the 27th that after the X -ray inspection of the two people's suitcases, the airport staff found a large number of wild animals, including two hoe, two crickets, 35 turtles, and turtles, and 50 lizards and 20 snakes.

Inside the luggage under X -ray. (Source: Thai National Park, Wildlife and Plant Protection Department)

Thai officials said these suitcases belong to two women who originally wanted to fly to Indian cities. The two were charged with many laws such as the "Wildlife Protection Law" and "Customs Law" in violation of Thailand.

In 2019, the customs personnel found a big leopard cub in Bangkok from Bangkok to Qinna, India, and the man was subsequently detained. (Overseas network/Zhang Ni internship compilation/He Siqi)

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