Rayong Fishermen Await 752 Million Baht Compensation After Three-Year Delay
Around 920 small-scale fishermen in Rayong, Thailand, are still awaiting over 752 million baht in compensation for losses linked to the Map Ta Phut Industrial Port development, with the delay now exceeding three years. While recent provincial reports detail the approved compensation criteria and eligible recipients, the final authorization and disbursement schedule remain pending.
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