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85 Illegal Migrant Workers to Be Deported After Raid in Chonburi
Authorities apprehended 110 migrant workers in a crackdown on illegal immigration at a construction worker camp in Nong Yai District, Chonburi Province. Of those detained, 85 were found to have entered Thailand illegally and will be deported, according to police reports. The raid, conducted at 13:00 on November 26, by Police Colonel Krit Masuk, Superintendent of Nong Yai Police Station, targeted a camp located in Moo 4, Hang Sung Subdistrict. During document checks at the station, it was discovered that 85 individuals, all Myanmar nationals, lacked proper immigration documents. They were charged with “illegally entering the Kingdom without permission.” Coordination with the Immigration Bureau has been made to arrange their deportation. The remaining 25 detainees are under further investigation, as they were found in possession of passports. Their immigration status is being verified. Police Colonel Krit revealed that Nong Yai District, with its growing industrial sector and increasing number of factories, has become a hotspot for illegal migrant labour. This influx has occasionally led to social disturbances, including drinking and disputes among workers. “To address these issues, we have implemented a strict crackdown policy. This recent operation resulted in the largest arrest to date, with all 110 individuals apprehended having entered the country only two days prior,” he said. Authorities reaffirm their commitment to managing illegal immigration and ensuring order in the district, particularly as industrial development continues to expand. Picture from the raid. -- 2024-11-24 -
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Pink ID Card has your Tax ID number
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Thai housemaid’s 100 million baht fortune hits a legal snag
Never invest a bean in thailand -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 27 November 2024
Truck Causes Multi-Vehicle Collision After Sudden U-Turn in Phuket A sudden U-turn by a six-wheel truck led to a multi-vehicle accident involving a trailer truck, two pickup trucks, and a motorcycle on Thepkrasattri Road in Phuket. The crash also caused damage to a commercial building nearby. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1344670-truck-causes-multi-vehicle-collision-after-sudden-u-turn-in-phuket/ -
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Thai housemaid’s 100 million baht fortune hits a legal snag
Load of bull more like it, Looks like illegal activities by Thai government officials, brown envelopes for all. -
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10 Reasons Why Expats in Thailand Should Have Comprehensive Health Insurance
Yet another piece pushing the insurance business. At 83 years old the insurance companies are no longer interested in me or my premium payments. Not a problem for me as I have already agreed with my Thai wife, my partner for over 40 years, that when my time comes, either through illness or old age, I will not bie taken anywhere near a hospital. I will stay at home living as comfortably as possible until I expire. Younger people may take a different view. I would only advise you to think long and hard before committing money to an insurance policy which you may never need. -
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Truck Causes Multi-Vehicle Collision After Sudden U-Turn in Phuket
A sudden U-turn by a six-wheel truck led to a multi-vehicle accident involving a trailer truck, two pickup trucks, and a motorcycle on Thepkrasattri Road in Phuket on the morning of November 26. The crash also caused damage to a commercial building nearby. Police investigator Pol. Sub. Lt. Thanom Thongpan of the Thalang Police Station received a report of the accident near Khun Mae Ju Restaurant in Thepkrasattri sub-district at approximately 09:20. Upon arrival, officers found a six-wheel truck from Nakhon Pathom parked near the scene. The driver, 34-year-old Nattapon, was present at the site. Also at the scene was a trailer truck registered in Phuket, loaded with crushed stone, which had veered out of control and collided with vehicles parked in front of the restaurant. The impact caused significant damage to two pickup trucks and one motorcycle, all bearing Phuket registrations. A portion of the building’s glass façade was also shattered. The driver of the trailer truck sustained injuries and was transported to Thalang Hospital by emergency responders from the Thepkrasattri Subdistrict Administrative Organisation. Initial investigations revealed that the six-wheel truck made an abrupt U-turn across Thepkrasattri Road (inbound) from the outbound lane near the restaurant. This maneuver forced the trailer truck, traveling inbound, to brake suddenly and swerve, leading to the collision with parked vehicles and the building. CCTV footage captured the incident, showing the six-wheel truck completing its turn moments before the crash occurred. Authorities have summoned Nattapon to the Thalang Police Station for further questioning and legal proceedings. The investigation is ongoing as police work to determine the extent of negligence and liability in this incident. Picture and video from responders, -- 2024-11-27 My Movie.mp4 -
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Thai housemaid’s 100 million baht fortune hits a legal snag
Agree sounds like outright theft. If the lady was still alive, and the nominee fraud was discovered, surely she wouldn't be stripped of *all* her assets - just the properties plus maybe a fine. I hope there's a mistake in the report, and the lady still gets jewellery/cash not connected to the property.
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