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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 18 February 2025
Burmese Worker Fatally Stabbed in Kanchanaburi: Suspect Apprehended A Burmese national was fatally stabbed in a workers’ housing area in Kanchanaburi on the afternoon of 17 February. Authorities quickly launched a manhunt and successfully apprehended the suspect, who is also from Myanmar, shortly after the incident. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1352077-burmese-worker-fatally-stabbed-in-kanchanaburi-suspect-apprehended/ -
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Burmese Worker Fatally Stabbed in Kanchanaburi: Suspect Apprehended
Picture from responders. A Burmese national was fatally stabbed in a workers’ housing area in Kanchanaburi on the afternoon of 17 February. Authorities quickly launched a manhunt and successfully apprehended the suspect, who is also from Myanmar, shortly after the incident. At approximately 13:50, the Pitak Kanchanaburi Rescue Centre received an emergency report from the 191 police radio centre regarding a fatal stabbing incident in Soi 1, Kaeng Sian subdistrict. Rescue personnel and police officers were immediately dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, responders found the body of a male victim, identified as a Myanmar national, lying on his back inside a row of rented rooms. A single stab wound was found beneath his left ribcage. Medical examiners, along with police investigators, conducted an initial examination at the scene. Witnesses reported that the suspect, also a Myanmar national, had fled the scene after attacking the victim, who was believed to be his supervisor at a construction site. He ran towards an area near Wat Tha Nam Tuen School in an attempt to escape. Police from Mueang Kanchanaburi Police Station, along with volunteers, swiftly launched a search operation. After a short pursuit, the suspect was successfully apprehended and taken into custody. Police Investigator Pol. Lt. Col. Sam-ang Supaphattananan is leading the inquiry into the case. The motive for the attack has yet to be determined, but initial reports suggest that it may have stemmed from a workplace dispute. Authorities are continuing their investigation, and the suspect remains in police custody pending further legal proceedings. -- 2025-02-18 -
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Thailand Faces Severe Air Pollution Crisis as PM2.5 Levels Soar
The first thing is to replace the oil-burning Tuk Tuk 2-stroke engines! They all burn oil because of their design. Get rid of Two-stroke machines and the air quality will improve in a year! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 18 February 2025
New Casino Rules May Bar Thais Without $1.5M Fixed Deposits File photo for reference only //Wikipedia Thailand is eyeing ambitious advancements in its tourism sector by proposing a multi-faceted gaming industry centred around new casino laws. However, these regulations have sparked discussions, given their stringent conditions for Thai locals wishing to enter casinos. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1352076-new-casino-rules-may-bar-thais-without-15m-fixed-deposits/ -
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New Casino Rules May Bar Thais Without $1.5M Fixed Deposits
File photo for reference only //Wikipedia Thailand is eyeing ambitious advancements in its tourism sector by proposing a multi-faceted gaming industry centred around new casino laws. However, these regulations have sparked discussions, given their stringent conditions for Thai locals wishing to enter casinos. According to a draft released by the Office of the Council of State, Thai nationals must maintain fixed deposits totalling 50 million baht (approximately $1.5 million) for at least six months to gain entry to these casinos. Additionally, an entry fee, capped at 5,000 baht, will be imposed. These regulations are part of a broader initiative to stimulate tourism, a primary income source for Thailand, Southeast Asia's second-largest economy. With most forms of gambling currently illegal in the nation, the government’s move to expand casino operations aims to draw investors and boost infrastructure. This potential shift comes as Thailand's per capita GDP remains at around $7,300, making it seemingly prohibitive for many citizens to access these venues. The idea has generated both interest and opposition. Analysts suggest that the envisaged casinos would likely cater to the wealthier segments of society, possibly discouraging investors seeking a broader client base. Daniel Cheng, a gaming consultant in Singapore, remarked that these restrictions might steer Thai casinos in the direction of nations like South Korea, where locals predominantly can't enter casino floors. Despite this, the Thai administration, led by the populist Pheu Thai Party, is optimistic. The hope is to pull in new investments worth 100 billion baht, heighten foreign tourist arrivals by 5% to 10% annually, and secure over 12 billion baht in new revenue. These goals are crucial as the government projects 38 million tourists this year, inching closer to pre-pandemic levels. Southeast Asia's modern gaming dynamo, Singapore, has already made strides with a well-regulated environment attracting giants such as Las Vegas Sands Corp. Thailand seems keen to mirror this success, but the societal and political critique remains. A public opinion poll last month found substantial domestic resistance, fearing that casinos might exacerbate social issues rather than mitigate them. The draft regulation also stipulates that casino operations can only encompass 10% of the entire complex space. Further discussions and public hearings are scheduled between February 15 and March 1, after which the draft will require both cabinet approval and legislative backing. Ultimately, the future of Thailand's gambling industry hangs in the balance, posed with questions of economic benefit versus societal cost. Whatever the outcome, the debate highlights the intricate dance between economic aspirations and cultural integrity, reported Bangkok Post. -- 2025-02-17 -
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Tourist Brawl in Phuket Sparks Debate on Visitor Behavior - video
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