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Are more and more mainland Chinese trading in China for a life in Northern Thailand?

Terrance8812
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9 hours ago, HugoFastor said:

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/4/12/how-chiang-mai-became-the-worlds-most-polluted-city

 

That article doesn't mention forest fires even once.

 

 

“The narrative pins the blame on the farmers or the hill tribes, or neighbouring countries – politically, they are the convenient scapegoats,” Weenarin said.

 

It's impossible to know how many acres of forest the hill tribe burn but I see no reason why it couldn't exceed the crops. Once those fire are lit they can stretch for hundreds of km past Thailands borders and hill tribe are in all the neighboring countries too.

 

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    Eventually?

  • MalcolmB
    MalcolmB

    Thank you for that. Very interesting    Basically they come here for similar reasons to us, to escape the rat race and to be amongst the happy Thais, Thais that can have a lot less financial

  • simon43
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    Yes, interesting video, and they are doing exactly the same as 'farang' are doing.   But you know what struck me the most about that video? The terrible air pollution, which you can clearly

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