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In a recent crackdown, police in Krabi conducted surprise drug tests on ferry operators and crew at Koh Lanta, revealing several individuals' drug use. Those who tested positive, identified by purple urine, were immediately suspended and will now undergo rehabilitation efforts.

 

This joint operation, involving local administrative officials and regional marine department personnel, targeted crew at Saladan Pier, a key hub for tourists. Beyond the drug tests, officials scrutinised safety practices, ensuring operators held valid licences and that ferries were equipped with essential safety gear.

 

 

As the holiday season approaches, bringing an influx of tourists to Krabi’s renowned marine attractions, officials have extended these rigorous safety checks to the ferry services at Koh Phi Phi Pier. This focus aims to uphold the region's reputation as a safe, reliable tourist destination.

 

Authorities have stressed the critical importance of these measures, particularly during this busy period, highlighting a commitment to maintaining high standards and ensuring visitor safety. The proactive approach underscores the importance of safety and compliance in promoting tourism in the thriving Krabi region.

 

-- 2024-12-26

 

 

12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Authorities have stressed the critical importance of these measures, particularly during this busy period, highlighting a commitment to maintaining high standards and ensuring visitor safety. The proactive approach underscores the importance of safety and compliance in promoting tourism in the thriving Krabi region.

As it should be.

TAT's response?

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

File photo for reference only

 

In a recent crackdown, police in Krabi conducted surprise drug tests on ferry operators and crew at Koh Lanta, revealing several individuals' drug use. Those who tested positive, identified by purple urine, were immediately suspended and will now undergo rehabilitation efforts.

 

This joint operation, involving local administrative officials and regional marine department personnel, targeted crew at Saladan Pier, a key hub for tourists. Beyond the drug tests, officials scrutinised safety practices, ensuring operators held valid licences and that ferries were equipped with essential safety gear.

 

 

 

As the holiday season approaches, bringing an influx of tourists to Krabi’s renowned marine attractions, officials have extended these rigorous safety checks to the ferry services at Koh Phi Phi Pier. This focus aims to uphold the region's reputation as a safe, reliable tourist destination.

 

Authorities have stressed the critical importance of these measures, particularly during this busy period, highlighting a commitment to maintaining high standards and ensuring visitor safety. The proactive approach underscores the importance of safety and compliance in promoting tourism in the thriving Krabi region.

 

-- 2024-12-26

 

 

"This focus aims to uphold the region's reputation as a safe, reliable tourist destination"

 

It all depends on the high quality of police officers.

And that's when I have my doubts.

2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

As it should be.

They once tested 25 drivers of a well known “safari “ company here on Samui, no surprise that 21 tested positive for Yaba!

7 minutes ago, zepplin said:

They once tested 25 drivers of a well known “safari “ company here on Samui, no surprise that 21 tested positive for Yaba!

Amazing Thailand...