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Thailand's chief of police Gen Suwat "Big Pat" Chaengyodsuk has reacted to demands from PM Prayuth Chan-ocha regarding implementation of the emergency decree in nine areas. 

 

Suwat has ordered that gambling is to stop as it is one of the main reasons for the spread of Covid-19.

 

He noted that it was still going on in some places despite previous crackdowns.

 

He warned his men from the lowest ranks to the highest that they will face disciplinary trouble if they allow illegal casinos to operate in their jurisdictions.

 

He also called for a step up in the prevention of the movement of illegal immigrants across Thai borders.

 

Naew Na reported that 101 illegal migrants from Myanmar - 49 men and 52 women - had been deported from Chiang Rai in the north back to their home country with the help of authorities across the border.  

 

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Pity he couldn't foresee that over crowded prisons and other penal institutions are hot beds for the spread of the Covid... frankly i'm surprise that the army and navy didn't get their fair share of the virus in their ranks, or maybe they did but mum's the word...

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

He warned his men from the lowest ranks to the highest that they will face disciplinary trouble if they allow illegal casinos to operate in their jurisdictions.

What he actually means by illegal casinos are the ones not run by the BIB ...

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6 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:

 

I think he's signalling that he'll let it ride on the roulette wheel with number 1.

 

Gambling? In Bangkok? I'm shocked.

 

Look what "fell off the truck"....

 

 

 

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These tables are easy to get in Isarn. The fact is that police control all the gambling in Thailand and Prayut is not going to stop it. I expect that police will need paid more soon, which will probably mean local clubs will have to make cutbacks. I hope it is not the neck massage pretties.

 

 

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I’ve seen gambling up in Isaan with those board games , 50,000 b pots tooo, it’s a Problem , all those bar girls sending money home and LOST , I let my gf go and gamble and  I watched 5,000 a game and then we broke up , It’s out of control, you don’t need a gambler in your life 

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1 hour ago, colinneil said:

Suwat is just being ordered to crack down on gambling as a deflection from the main cause of the current explosion of covid which was, Allowing travel for songkran, and hi so plonkers in clubs partying.

 

They had a false sense of security as they had allowed Farang New Year travel and they didn't have any large increase in infections. Allowing it to go ahead breathed life into many businesses that were on their last legs.

 

Unfortunately the highly contagious UK strain got in to Thailand and is now making up 98% of new infections and spreading like wildfire.

Their big mistake was to underestimate the severity of the B117 strain.

 

 

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2 hours ago, webfact said:

illegal migrants from Myanmar - 49 men and 52 women - had been deported from Chiang Rai in the north back to their home country with the help of authorities across the border.  

 

Help from Burmese authorities?? Probably arrested by the Burmese Military and carted off to detention camps.

 

For reference and take note Prayut:-

 
MAY 14, 2021 — 10:30AM
 

BANGKOK — Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha promised a United Nations special envoy on Friday that he will not force back people fleeing violence in neighboring Myanmar, where the military ousted a democratically elected government in February.

 

https://www.startribune.com/thai-pm-tells-un-envoy-he-wont-push-back-myanmar-refugees/600057144/

 

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2 hours ago, Neeranam said:

These tables are easy to get in Isarn. The fact is that police control all the gambling in Thailand and Prayut is not going to stop it. I expect that police will need paid more soon, which will probably mean local clubs will have to make cutbacks. I hope it is not the neck massage pretties.

 

 

Which neck are you referring to, asking for a friend...

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If they disbanded their morality police and moved them all to traffic enforcement, provided them a patrol car, and sent them off to issue moving violation citations - think of all the road carnage that could be avoided.

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4 hours ago, CALSinCM said:

If they disbanded their morality police and moved them all to traffic enforcement, provided them a patrol car, and sent them off to issue moving violation citations - think of all the road carnage that could be avoided.

And revenue for the coffers

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