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News Forum - Immigration raids lead to 300 detained, fines over 250,000 baht
How about prosecuting the employers of these illegals, that would be more likely to stop the import of illegal labour than just prosecuting and deporting the workers. These people would not flock to Thailand as they do if they were not guaranteed work. -
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News Forum - Police sergeant dies after driving in wrong direction in Prachinburi
People driving against the flow of traffic is so commonplace in Thailand (albeit it is usually motorcycles) it is inevitable that this type of accident will happen. You might think though a police officer would have seen the results often enough to discourage him from doing it unless of course there were other factors like alcohol, drugs or falling asleep at the wheel. -
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News Forum - Phuket transwomen clash with foreigner over alleged cash dispute
Surprise surprise Ladyboys attacking tourists, Wherever these ladyboys congregate there is a problem exactly the same Pattaya beach road where they regularly steal from or attack tourist men foolish enough to walk there at night. -
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News Forum - Narathiwat mayor fatally gunned down at garment factory
In a shocking daylight assassination, the popular two-time mayor of the Rueso subdistrict in the southern province of Narathiwat was brutally shot dead at his garment factory. The 55 year old mayor, Wichet Thaithongnum, known by locals as Mayor Arm, was gunned down by a group of men wielding war weapons in an audacious attack … … The story Narathiwat mayor fatally gunned down at garment factory as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thailand biofuel subsidy ends in 2027, costs to rise for farmers
Thailand’s Energy Ministry is set to introduce measures to mitigate the effects of the impending cessation of biofuel price subsidies in 2027. With the expiration of these subsidies, the cost of biofuels is anticipated to rise, impacting palm and sugar cane growers who supply raw materials for biofuel production. Farmers sell their crops to factories … … The story Thailand biofuel subsidy ends in 2027, costs to rise for farmers as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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