Photos from LINE. After news broke yesterday that a Thai prostitute who goes by the name " Alice " had tested positive for HIV and had possibly infected 60 to clients during her five trips to mainly southern Taiwan, Taiwanese online escort agencies are now posting ads stating that they can provide "health checkup reports" showing their call girls have not contracted the virus.
Alice confessed to police that she had sex with seven to eight clients a day during her visits to Taiwan, with each trip lasting around 15 days, at the most that could be customers per visit and a possible total of , not to mention those who were in turn infected by those clients.
After Alice was arrested, her escort agency stopped posting advertisements on the social media app LINE, but it is possible it switched account names and has gone back into business. Police and health bureau authorities are struggling to find out who is behind the scenes of the online prostitution ring Alice was working with.
Thai woman identified as "Alice. Earlier this month, police arrested another Thai prostitute named " Patty " who had been mainly working in eastern Taiwan and had also tested positive for HIV, possibly exposing dozens of clients.
Out of fear of losing customers, Taiwanese escort services have stopped listing call girls from Thailand or changing their listed nationality to another country. Many Thai prostitutes in Taiwan are reportedly now struggling to make enough money to pay for their airfare back to Thailand and have stopped working. Thai woman identified as "Patty. In response, some shrewd escort agencies are directly including "health checkup reports" in the advertisements for their call girls in order to reassure their clients.
