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Thailand’s government will withdraw a bill to legalise casinos following mounting public opposition and political instability. The decision comes as Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra faces suspension and the ruling coalition loses its majority after the Bhumjaithai Party’s exit. Officials claim the move is to allow more public consultation, not fear. The bill aimed to attract investment and boost tourism through integrated entertainment complexes, drawing interest from global casino operators. Its withdrawal now puts other key legislation, including the upcoming budget bill, at risk as the government navigates a fragile political landscape.

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