Phitsanoluk Immigration Office Moved
-
Recently Browsing 0 members
- No registered users viewing this page.
-
Topics
-
-
-
Popular Contributors
-
1
-
2
-
3
-
4
-
5
-
-
-
Latest posts...
-
77
BREAKING NEWS Trump Declares 'Complete and Total' Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran After '12 Day War'
Iran has just declared that as of now there is no agreement. But that was not the point i made. Trump saying there's an agreement doesn't mean Israel and Iran have said there's an agreement. -
10
Report Phuket Fines Over 28,000 Foreign Tourists for Traffic Offences in 2025
Does this include the times a policeman pockets some money for now writing a ticket? -
0
Cambodia Clears 200 Tons of Toxic Chemicals from Drug Labs
UNODC A vast clean-up operation is underway in Cambodia after authorities uncovered one of the world’s largest illegal synthetic drug manufacturing networks, hidden in plain sight on the outskirts of Phnom Penh. More than 200 tonnes of hazardous precursor chemicals have now been removed from dozens of secret stockpiles linked to massive clandestine labs first discovered in 2022. The scale stunned international experts. “These are huge reactors, professionally assembled — not your typical backyard operation,” said Martin Raithelhuber of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). The initial raids revealed two industrial-scale drug labs packed with chemical drums, contaminated lab gear, and makeshift ventilation systems. But the real alarm came as police traced the supply chain to over 20 hidden chemical storage sites, some dangerously close to schools and homes. An assessment found that the stockpiled chemicals posed an immediate threat to public health and the environment. Several containers were already corroding, prompting urgent action. In response, Cambodia partnered with UNODC to train 25 officers in hazardous material handling. Equipped with protective gear and newly developed protocols, teams from the National Authority for Combating Drugs (NACD), National Police and Chemical Weapons Authority began transferring toxic stockpiles to a secure state facility. “This is the biggest chemical seizure we’ve seen post-COVID,” said Meas Vyrith, NACD Secretary General. “Now we’re better prepared.” The operation also highlights Cambodia’s growing struggle with industrial-scale meth production. In 2024, a record 9.5 tonnes of crystal meth were seized. Cheap street-level drugs, including "yaba" tablets and so-called “Happy Water” sachets — flashy party packs often laced with unknown chemicals — are fuelling a sharp rise in addiction. Treatment centres are overwhelmed, with meth-related admissions tripling in just four years. Authorities warn that without stronger chemical regulation and international cooperation, Cambodia risks becoming a hub for regional drug syndicates. “This can’t be just clean-up after the fact,” Raithelhuber said. “We need systems in place to stop these chemicals getting in at all.” With more toxic stockpiles still likely hidden, the clean-up is far from over — but for now, a major step has been taken to disrupt the cycle. -2025-06-24 -
34
Crime Norwegian Man Arrested at Surat Thani Bus Terminal After Attempted Crossbow Attack
No bunker buster bombs being dropped on foreigners though. You constant deflection on to Thai people every time a foreigner is involved in a violent incident is child like. You sound like a six your old girl. -
3
EU Suspected Iranian Spy Arrested in Cyprus Over Alleged Plot Targeting British Military Base
Who cares I’m just glad they got him before someone got hurt! -
5
Report Cambodia Condemns Thai Temple for Imitating Angkor Wat
Maybe it's a copy of Phnom Rung? Come off it Cambodia it looks nothing like any of your temples which, I should point out, are copies of Indian temples many of which are dedicated to the god Shiva.
-
-
Popular in The Pub
Recommended Posts