Over 3,000 Chinese nationals are reportedly held captive under brutal discipline. Workers face 18-hour daily shifts, with missed quotas or failure to add contacts resulting in electric shocks and beatings with PVC pipes for at least two hours. Those who fail to defraud victims for an entire month are reportedly locked in isolation rooms, hung by handcuffs, and denied food and water for five days.
Victims also face a closed loop of human trafficking. Anyone brought into the park is instantly saddled with a 1 million Thai Baht debt. Even if this fee is fully paid, individuals are not freed, but merely resold to other DKBA-controlled compounds in the area.
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