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Prachuap Khiri Khan to build new border crossing building at Singkhon


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Prachuap Khiri Khan to build new border crossing building at Singkhon

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PRACHUAP KHIRI KHAN, 30 May 2016 (NNT) – Prachuap Khiri Khan Province is set to construct a border crossing building at Singkhon border with a budget of 240 million baht, to facilitate the expanding border trade and growing investment.

Prachuap Khiri Khan Public Works and Town & Country Planning Official Somboon Nuancharoen has said the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning has received 77 million baht, designated as a budget for the development of Singkhon border crossing to facilitate the increasing trade and investment activities after the area was declared a special alleviation zone.

He has said the department has also received 240 million baht budget for the construction of the CIQ border crossing building accommodating the immigration process, as well as the process of inspection and quarantine of people and goods crossing the border.

The province is now coordinating with the Royal Forest Department requesting the land use permission before construction begins. The design of the building will resemble the identity of Thai agriculture.

Prachuap Khiri Khan Province will be welcoming the Chief Minister of Myanmar’s Tanintharyi Region as well as officials and businessmen attending the discussion with officials and private sector of Prachuap Khiri Khan Province.

Both sides will be discussing future upgrades to Singkhon border crossing into a permanent border crossing to maximize border trade facilitation and investment. The visiting group will be observing the development and trading activities at the Singkhon border.

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The province is now coordinating with the Royal Forest Department requesting the land use permission before construction begins. The design of the building will resemble the identity of Thai agriculture.

Stunted and dried up?

If they want to resemble the identity of Thai agriculture they don't need to request permission - just encroach at will.

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