Government moves forward with social order campaign, orders deportation of foreign offenders
Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, has signed an order to deport a second foreign national from Thailand. The offender is a French citizen who committed acts of intimidation and physical assault against others on Koh Samui, Surat Thani Province.
This decision follows the verdict handed down by the Koh Samui Provincial Court. The Ministry of Interior deemed the offender's behavior a threat to public order and the good morals of the local population, making it necessary to take legal action to maintain social safety.
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister has prioritized building cooperation with the National Defence College (NDC) through the 'Resilient Thailand' proposal. This initiative aims to communicate a positive image of the country and strengthen the management of issues that impact national security.
These strict measures are part of the government's policy to regulate foreigners residing in Thailand, emphasizing that those who commit offenses or cause trouble for Thai people will be prosecuted and deported to their home countries without exception.
These actions reflect the government's commitment to ensuring the safety of tourists and residents in key tourist areas, with the goal of building confidence among both Thai citizens and law-abiding foreigners alike.