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Before consulting lawyer, heads up needed. Camp is being built for 30-50 migrant workers next to residential estate. Are there any regulations about where camp can be built (e.g. not adjacent to residential areas)? Particular concerns about health (covid / worker camps), security, sanitation, hygiene, noise, rowdiness and privacy, can these issues be addressed?

 

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The best situation is to go talk to the Pu Yai baan, he will know for sure what is or isnt permitted. If he says Ok (even as a result of an envelope)You got nowhere to go without consulting a lawyer and better have deep pockets.

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I would be more concerned as to what is to be built on the site assuming the camp is for that location. Where your camp is my mate got a 10 storey 300 room apartment block for migrant workers. His house is permanently in the shade.

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From experience even if  you provide them with nice  new clean accomodation they will trash  it , never  clean it and use everywhere as their  personal rubbish tip.  Had many a Burma worker and many Thais  all  similar. Gave them brand new  accomodation beautiful, they treat it  like krap, they simply dont care.........oh  but  if they go out  anywhere many will  make sure they  look good in their physical appearance  then come back to a <deleted>ehole.

Thise are temporary whilst they construct whatever monstrosity they are  planning next to you.

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