Thai PM Orders Accelerated Deportation of Foreigners
Thai Prime Minister Anutin has ordered provincial governors to accelerate the deportation of foreigners engaging in illegal activities or disrespecting local society and culture. The government will cover deportation costs, emphasizing swift action. This reflects a firm stance against certain foreigners' actions, including unauthorized religious site establishments.
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