Thursday, October 14, 2010

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the gang of drug dealers arrested during the operation





Deputy Head of the Board of Kathu and 'was arrested during an operation conducted by the Police which will leave' in Patong tourists without regular supply.

Somkorn Somboon, 44, and 'was arrested last night while met with an undercover policeman in a street near the intersection of Kathu Phuket. In the early evening, two drug dealers were already 'been arrested in Patong Beach.

The operation 'started at around 19:00 in the evening with the arrest of Wiitaya Kinjamps, 34, an apartment in a Rat-U-Thit 200 Pee Road, Patong Beach, where police found six bags containing methamphetamine in tablets with 1 gram to 30,000 baht.

At 21:00, Sineenart Nipat (39 years) and 'was arrested in Soi bansan Jungceylon behind with 8 bags of pills and 14,000 baht indicating Somkorn as its supplier.

In subsequent phases, a policeman phoned asking Khun Somkorn and methamphetamine and 'was told to transfer 11,000 baht in the bank account Somkorn, after that' the police officer and 'went to the meeting with a Honda Wave near the intersection of Kathu at approximately 23:00 last night.

At the time of arrest, Khun Somkorn had three bags containing methamphetamine tablets in 1 gram. All those arrested were held without bail. The police think that they are long-time drug dealers who provided the tourists in Patong.


15/10/10 - Phuketwan.com

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

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I BURMESE accused the authorities' THAI HUMAN TRAFFIC-JET SKI SCAM



"... a policeman wanted 5,000 baht and I told them that I. Then he told me that if I went to bed with him I would bring the station ... "



illegal immigrants in Thailand have accused the authorities' Ranong selling them to smugglers and boatmen to make the girls sex slaves for a fee.

Two Burmese have told the police along with officers of Ranong Immigration Office, ask for money or sexual services to their victims behind prison or selling to brokers if they refuse to give in to demands.

A 17 year old girl said she was forced to work as a prostitute in a karaoke bar ever since he was 13, selling his body to 350 baht per customer of which 125 are the master and the officer 100 corrupt. The karaoke bar said to belong to a cop instead.

Immigrants arrested in Ranong, after a period of imprisonment that ranges are selected and marked for delivery in groups along the river to Burma where Kraburi during the transfer meets the boats of smugglers.

Illegal trafficking of Burmese and 'in progress for several years where thousands are captured and exploited.

Ranong is located on the border more 'close between Burma and South of the 14 Thai provinces, including location' of international tourism such as Phuket, Krabi and Kao Lak.

Paradoxically, the process has the tacit consent of the victims themselves which they prefer to be sexually exploited or being sold the labor force in the shrimp and shrimp rather than be handed over to the authorities' Burma which reserve their long imprisonment and sometimes torture.

This is the information given by Ae and Mo (invented names), the two Burmese women who risk harassment by police and Thai officials if they were discovered. Their story dovetails with that of other Burmese who have had the same fate.

In January 2009, the Thai army has sent in hundreds of sea Rohinghya (Muslim ethnic group) found on boat adrift off the coast of Ranong. Many of them are estimated to have died at sea.

For several years, the victimization of thousands of Burmese immigrants in Thailand has taken off without any government intervention. Today is not 'nothing changed even though the behavior with the Rohingya has received international attention and after the incident in 2008 where 54 Burmese have died of suffocation inside a truck that contained more' than 100 direct to Phuket.

A lifetime of work in the corporate legal or illegal 'construction in Phuket, is the dream of many Burmese who prefers a dog's life secluded in Thailand rather than poverty' and famine in their land.

Ae and Mo's story takes place right next to the Conference International Anti-Corruption to be held 'in Bangkok in November to be attended by some 1,500 delegates from around the world. Sihasak Phuangketkeow and 'the President of the UN Human Rights Council in Thailand.

Mo is 17 years old and says he is an orphan. He has no memory of his parents and says she was raised by a woman in Victoria Point, Burma over the country 'near Ranong.

" When I was 6, I was taken in Thailand by the woman who raised me after my parents died. I brought in the province of Chumphon, where she worked for a company stocks. At 13, he sold the owner of a karaoke bar for 70,000 baht. I paid 4,000 baht a month but the wages went to the woman. I served at the tables, cleaned the bar and entertain customers. If the customer gave me a tip, I treasure it. I told the owner I wanted to leave and he said I could not because 'I had paid for and I could not escape. Then, I met a Burmese man who gave me nice job in a fish. So I could 'save for one year and met Ae he was looking for work. Ae had decided to return to Ranong and I went with her .

"Chumpon Before we left, the police stopped us on the street asking 7,000 baht per head as the price of letting go. Ae reference ' do not have the money but I had some savings and was able to negotiate a price of 3,000 baht, and then I was free to leave .

" Ae, however, had one month in prison before being put on a truck assigned Ranong along with other Burmese. Ae I met in Ranong. I had no job and no money, so 'decided to go to Soi 3 (the area of \u200b\u200bRanong brothels) and work in a karaoke bar owned' by a policeman who had custody of my identity card '. The customer paid 350 baht for sex of which 125 went to the master and 100 corrupt immigration officer. I had to work every day with 4 or 5 customers. In the end I ran away and met Ae me but the owner has unearthed with the help of his henchmen and brought me back to the bar .

" Then I got sick and ended up in Ranong Hospital, after that 'Ae took me and brought to stay with another friend. I was stopped by a policeman to whom I said that my identity card 'we had the owner of the bar in Soi 3. The policeman asked me 2,000 baht, so I had not brought me to the station. At the trial, they gave me a fine of 2,000 baht which is to serve 10 days in jail to 200 baht per day, after that 'they sent me to the Immigration detention center .

" then I noticed a woman wondering if anyone had come to pay the bail for me in which I said no. The woman then paid 1,500 baht for Immigration and took me away in trucks along with 20 other women and 30 men. We then boarded two boats, one for men and another for women. We all had their wrists tied. Near Victoria Point, a boat and then we 'coming meeting. The man on the boat had a list of persons to be taken on board. 4 other girls with me were put on the boat and reported in Thailand and all the others were taken to several other boats .

"We did not never seen any authority 'Burma. I knew we were going to Thailand but I did not know where. The woman who had paid 1,500 baht for me waiting at the dock. For each of us, he paid 2,000 baht ".

"A minivan has also led us to the district of Kraburi to work in a rubber plantation. After 6 weeks, the woman told me that I would find a husband. So I made friends with a man who took me out shopping at the local market but at the first opportunity I ran away with 1,000 baht in his pocket and took the bus to Ranong, where I again met Ae ".

Ae 23 years old and says he lived in Ranong for over 10 years having arrived with eight other family members who have started to sell clothes and stayed.

" About four years ago, my family decided to return to Burma. With the life savings, they decided to open a store while I liked it, so I stayed in Thailand. The life and 'more' hard in Burma. When I need money, sometimes working at the bar. The owner of a bar took my identity card 'and if e' required.

"I made a little 'going to Thailand, Samui, Phuket and also Nakkornsitammarat. Instead of controlling the police Tachatchai I asked the Identity Card 'to which I replied that I lived in Phuket and receiving forgotten at home. Did not object to making me pass. I speak Thai pretty well .

" Once in Chumphon, I met Mo and I was arrested because I had no Identity Card 'and money. I was detained and then send in Ranong with the swift. Immigration, I have asked for money but I told them I had only 1,500 baht only enough for your trip to Victoria Point .

" When I then found money, are allocated for Thailand, holding a visa 1 week. Since then, no more 'back. One night, a policeman stopped me in Ranong. I had no identity card '. He wanted 5,000 baht and I said that I had not. Then he told me that if I went to bed with him I would bring the station. In the end, and 'got 1,500 baht .

" When we meet the Thai police, always ask for money. I remember a time when three men came to my home because 'they were looking for Mo which had gone to the house of a friend of ours. After I was beaten, the men took me on a hill where I thought it would kill me because 'I did not want to tell them where he was Mo. I was then raised to Ranong in a bar in Soi 3 and handcuffed to a table. The handcuffs were not so 'narrow way' I managed to break free and escape. I returned to my room to get my things and then go see Mo .

" Now, during the day if I'm not afraid someone would notice. At night and 'different because' and 'more' dangerous. The police here 'does' money on the skin of the Burmese at any time. Even in Burmese rule are subject to threats of being caught in possession of drugs (made by the police) if they refuse the payment of lace .

Mo Ae and say they want to continue their life in Thailand, probably in Ranong. Do not know how to respond to questions about their future. The Colonel Chief Immigration Office in Ranong said that all questions put to him must first have the approval of his superiors in Bangkok.


Source: Phuketwan

Sunday, October 10, 2010

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"Naiman JJ asked the
25,000 baht 'because a' told us that the salt water, and 'entry and would have broken the engine "





A group of tourists from Malaysia and Singapore have claimed to have received an account of 50,000 baht for being upside down in water 2 jet-ski in Patong Beach during the weekend.

The group took out $ 900 Singaporean (about 50,000 baht) for damages claimed by the operator that turns out to be Winai "JJ" Naiman (pictured sitting at).

Naiman manages a group of jet skis and has achieved a certain notoriety 'last year appearing in an episode of British television series "Big Trouble in Thailand" (big trouble in Thailand).

Derrick Wong reported from Singapore that he and 16 friends were on holiday in Patong Beach and have hired four jet-ski Saturday, October 9.

"Two jet-ski is tipped into the water " says Wong, " and when we took them back, Naiman asked for 25,000 baht each because 'he told us that water and salt' entry and would have broken the engine .

friends were all former classmates from the districts of Kulai in Johor and Malaysia.

" Being the first time in Phuket, we did not know what to do " says Wong, " showed us all the documents that my friends had signed, and after about 30 minutes and 'a guy who only arrived after we able to identify as JJ.

Some of the group went to Baramee Resort where to stay and are then returned with $ 900 Singaporean. "They were all money we had," added Wong.

JJ Wong says he has identified only after it would say " you can search on the Internet."

About an hour after the incident, the jet-ski were taken away from the beach and Wong said that their trip had gone well before the scam, adding "many of us not return 'to Phuket .

Their guidance advised them to pay "for security reasons" and Anusorn Hall - President of Jet-Ski in Phuket - said it 'difficult to comment without knowing whether the jet-ski these are among the 219 registered in Patong.

Both the jet-ski registered and non registered, they always sign documents which are responsible for checking passengers jet-ski if they are insured.

" in Patong, a few jet-ski is still allowed to operate without insurance " Anusorn said, adding that the insurance does not cover the reversal of the medium.

A Bang Tao beach, where there are some jet-ski operators, passengers are told that the maximum to be paid if the jet-ski tips and 'of 3,000 baht. Anusorn also says that any higher figure means include the loss of revenue for as long as the means and 'under repair.

" I wonder if the jet-ski in question are legal or not " says Anusorn " although I am the President of the Association, but are not 'in control of daily operations of the jet-ski in Patong .

"The situation and 'improved, but some operators have not yet been brought into conformity with the assurance and there is' no control by the authorities' " says Anusorn adding " tourists who feel cheated should contact the police. Only in this way 'we can ensure the fair treatment .

Last year, there was uproar when the British television aired an episode where Naiman has a gun with which compares with British marines. This accident 'was the spark that forced the then Governor of Phuket to give away to an insurance program for the jet-ski in Phuket after which inter alia are rained several letters of protest to the Thai Prime Minister following the Embassies of the many cheated tourists (watch video) . .

no action has' been taken against Naiman because 'the director has said that the episode in question was actually' all pretend for the cameras, which is flatly denied by the producers of the episode which ones have said the authenticity '.


11/10/10 Source: Phuketwan

Saturday, July 31, 2010

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Immigration is increasingly seen less as an "emergency" in Italian newspapers. The survey conducted by the Centre Rome Charter

has' deflated from 2008 to today, the emergence of immigration as a security related issue addressed by the national newspapers. It seems to be in place a "normalization" approach to this subject that are less and less frequent calls to the emergency alarm, security and landings and the matching between immigration and crime. And 'what emerges from the research study entitled "The time of the riots", produced by the Observatory of Rome and Paper presented at the Foreign Press by the President of FNSI, Roberto Christmas, by Professor Mario Morcellini and Laura Boldrini, UN High Commissioner for Refugees. A decline of attention, according to the authors of the study, and 'mainly due to a diminished the insistence on the part of political actors and institutions. Taking into account a number of sample outputs of major newspapers from January to April of 2010, applies, for the future of the most 'extensive coverage of the topic-immigration-security record with 79 titles out of a total of 120 titles of the news front page. The worst performance on the other hand touching the paper with 45 titles on 124 and Free with 38 to 128. Numbers down even from the same period 2008. 1540 analyzing information gathered in 2008, researchers discovered 85 reports of which one third were good simply neutral while the remaining two thirds could be called real good news. "It is - said Mario Morcellini - signal a different approach and looks that we try not to be reductive with respect to a complex and sometimes contradictory phenomenon. Signs that though - he concluded - should be further supported and promoted through awareness-raising and training in the spirit of the Charter of Rome.
(Source: Foreign-in-Italy)