Russians and Ukrainians 'stranded' in Thailand, '112' protester gets bail : Tim Newton Today - March 30

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The 45 day Visa waiver, just one day to go. Yesterday's political graffiti artist gets bail and some support from fellow 'artists', Immigration officials chasing foreigners moving in on jobs reserved for Thais. Reports of Russians and Ukrainians being 'stranded' in Thailand because of the ongoing war. Pheu Thai announce promise of 600 baht minimum wage, Asia's Top 50 restaurants - a Bangkok winner.

 

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Update on 45 day visa exemption
1:00 - Update on the political graffiti artists from yesterday's program
2:41 - Copy Cat artists add their support around Bangkok
4:08 - Russians and Ukrainians 'stranded' in Thailand and Phuket
6:57 - Foreigners taking jobs reserved for Thais
9:27 - Tourist Police new 'I Left U' app for foreigners
11:32 - Asia's Top 50 restaurants, big winner in Bangkok
13:58 - Thai interest rate hike and inflation predictions for Thai economy
14:52 - Pheu Thai promising a 600 baht minimum daily wage in election campaign