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Thai police launch crackdown on prostitution


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1 hour ago, webfact said:

The spokesman of the Royal Thai Police has clearly accepted that there is indeed prostitution in Thailand.

Oh, my Buddha! There goes Prayut's dream of Thailand becoming a favourite destination for high-spending families and quality tourists. Might as well revert to Plan B and start advertising to the cheap charlie wifebeater set in the likes of the Sun and the Star, lol.

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

He said that his chief Gen Suwat Chaengyodsuk had ordered a New Year crackdown by crime suppression to stop the spread of Covid-19 at such places. 

Okay, so it's not actually a crackdown on prostitution as the headline suggests. It's a crackdown on the spread of Covid-19 which is a different thing altogether. Maybe the RTP will just insist on the soapy massage parlours and karaoke bars having thermometers and hand gel. 

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2 hours ago, webfact said:

Pol Maj-Gen Yingyot Themjamnong didn't use that name - he used the euphemism of "sathan borikan".

But how can the police explain this to their mia noi's what an absolute crock of you know what ........................LOL

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                               Reminds me about the site "In the Crack"!

 

                               They for sure have nothing to do, and one come up with this idea.

 

                               What will be next? I`m sure we will soon have another surprise!

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I used to live near a restaurant/short term hotel off Ratchada frequented by older Thai men, visiting businessmen and their much younger Mia nois. Their business would plummet over 90% if this crackdown really took place, as would happen with every similar place throughout Thailand. Without tourists, the industry overall  is really suffering, and I am sure there would be many seriously <deleted>-off owners who have invested millions of baht now seeing no chance of any return. This tells me it’s not going to happen.

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