After 90, my father was arrested and detained in Thailand after saving more than 20 people in a shipwreck accident in Thailand. Is Thailand's approach reasonable?

? Peng Daqian, the captain of the civil rescue team who was the first to bear the brunt of the accident, was arrested and detained by the Thai police because "China people are not allowed to direct ships to the sea within the scope of the work visa". Born in 1992, Peng Daqian is a staff member of the joint venture travel agency "Lazy Cat Travel Agency" established by Hunan Lazy Cat International Travel Service in Phuket. He holds ordinary work visas for Thai tourists and China guests in Phuket. At the same time, he is also a new baby father. His family has a wife who is still in confinement and a child who is not yet full moon. He is the pillar of the family, and he is very happy to be a father for the first time. Peng Daqian, a Chinese employee of Thailand Lazy Cat Travel Joint Venture Company, immediately organized a number of Thai lazy cat employees to make an emergency search and rescue of Princess Elsa after receiving the accident notice of Princess Elsa. The search and rescue speedboat found Princess Aisha on the honeymoon island side. About 10 tourists fell into the water. The crew of Princess Aisha is also in the water. They are well-organized and waiting for rescue. Rescuers immediately jumped out of ARATS to help the drowning people board the rescue boat one by one.

That night, a lazy cat crew member and another tourist were swept away by the waves and rescued the tourists. They were rescued together the next day. After the rescue team commanded by Peng Daqian and others successfully rescued 13 big tourists and 7 small tourists, the marine police rescue boat arrived, so it gave way to a professional marine police boat for rescue. Peng Daqian returned to the dock with more than 20 successfully transferred tourists and staff. On July 6th, 7th and 8th, Peng Daqian led a *** 13 civilian search and rescue fleet organized by a local lazy cat supplier, and went to the possible search and rescue area of Phoenix by boat for many times to assist Thai coast guard vessels in emergency search and rescue of Phoenix.

Regarding the shipwreck in Phuket, Thailand, people were angry in many ways after various follow-up questions. No doubt, but we need to look at the arrest and detention in Thailand after his 90-year-old father rescued more than 20 people from the shipwreck. First of all, according to Thailand's visa laws and regulations, is it really a violation of relevant laws? Since it is illegal, it should have been discovered long ago. Why are you arresting people after what happened? Has Thailand ever considered evading and shirking its responsibilities? Secondly, there are many China people working in Thailand. These Chinese come from China and have played a great role in Thailand's economic development and social stability. There are undeniable problems for some people to stay in Thailand, but after all, they are a minority. Because visas are relatively simple now. Is Thailand more convincing and legal in terms of work visas?

? ? Third, it doesn't care about people's feelings except the law. As a Buddhist country, Thailand is a universal belief. Even if the post-90s fathers have problems with their visas, in fact, from another humanitarian point of view, it seems that they should be affirmed and promoted first, otherwise they will be safe when the disaster comes. So who will manage the disadvantaged groups? In a word, we hope the world is safe, but when disaster comes, no one can help. However, at any time, don't take hurting the feelings of the two countries and hurting the exchanges between the two peoples as a joke, just like the speech made by the Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand. I hope that Thailand will give this post-90s father a reasonable solution from all aspects.