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Employer in Samut Sakhon dumps his migrant workers by the road near Bangkok

 

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News page "Ton Prakan" had live broadcasts in the Bang Plee area of Samut Prakan last night of a group of 24 Myanmar workers who had just been dumped.

 

Their boss in Samut Sakhon - center of a major outbreak of Covid-19 in recent days - had put them in a van saying they were to be tested.

 

Instead they found themselves by the side of the Bang Na - Trad highway just outside Bangkok, reported Daily News. 

 

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Police were wondering what to do with them as they did not have any testing capability and putting them up at the police station or in immigration facilities could lead to further spread of the virus. 

 

They said that the workers had been moved there from Mahachai Muang Mai. 

 

Soure: Daily News

 

 

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Now if I can just get Eva Air to drop me off at Swampy, in a basket and with a note..quarantine in VIP lounge....

 

Wonder if these folks are relieved to get outta that job.....at least drop em off at a 7-11 for a snack or leo!

 

Seems the PM is blaming the Burmese so business as usual I guess.....cant blame us diseased dirty farangs

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7 minutes ago, pixelaoffy said:

The PM and his incompetent gov just go for publicity when it comes to border restrictions and so called success of controlling the virus ! Land borders and illegal labour crossing has continued all year as night follows day!

Or in thai logic day follows night! ????

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I said on a different site years ago that a problem in Thailand is "disposable everything, including people". And here we go.

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1 hour ago, Dogmatix said:

Thailand has been losing its competitiveness and share of foreign direct investment within ASEAN for the past 25 years.  It's maximum potential growth rate when all goes well is now only around 3-4%, the same as developed countries.  So it can never get out of the middle income trap and become a developed economy. The government has no meaningful planning apart maintaining the military/bureaucracy/ politico control of all power and grabbing as much as possible from corruption and economic management is incompetent at best. There are no plans to make education competitive and increase the base of knowledge workers needed to move up the value added scale and attract foreign direct investment.  There are no plans to introduce a modern investment code like Vietnam's that allows foreign investors to own their own business or land, except under temporary BOI conditions.

 

All this means that Thailand will fall behind economically and eventually Thai workers will have to go to neighbouring countries like Burma and Vietnam to seek low paid work commensurate with their low skills and poor education.  Even for that, having failed to learn English despite studying it at school for many years,  they will be forced to learn local languages like the Burmese workers here learn Thai.

Perfect summation! Regressive feudalistic country Thailand 

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

Their boss in Samut Sakhon - center of a major outbreak of Covid-19 in recent days - had put them in a van saying they were to be tested.

Thai compassion.... I hope the boss has great karma coming his way.

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8 hours ago, Natai Beach said:

that is not entirely true. Many Burmese have been wanting to come back and been unable to. I personally know some. 
sure the borders are porous, and some people cheat. 

 


 

“Unscrupulous cheap labour gang masters” is a figment of your imagination.

Most Third World Burmese, Cambodian and Laotian are more than happy to work in Thailand. More money and work than back home. They earn twice as much in Thailand.
They are lining up for it. A good opportunity to improve their and their families lives. An opportunity they don’t have in their own countries. What is your country doing for them?

 

 

This report is already 10 years old. You should read it because it will open your eyes:

https://www.hrw.org/report/2010/02/23/tiger-crocodile/abuse-migrant-workers-thailand

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