Thai activist Psi Samut urges government to protect Thailand amid concerns over foreign-related problems. The Thaiger

Thai activist Psi Samut urges government to protect Thailand amid concerns over foreign-related problems Thai activist Sirinat “Sai Samut” Scott has criticised the government over what he described as growing problems involving foreigners in Thailand, saying the country must do more to protect its people, land and national interests. In a Facebook post accompanied by an image of the Thai flag, Sirinat accused the government of allowing foreign interests to increasingly affect Thai people. > “You may no longer love Thailand, but for me and 60 million people, Thailand is our home. Nothing can replace it. If you don’t love it, that’s your choice, but please stop destroying our home.” The post quickly attracted attention online, with supporters echoing concerns about the protection of Thailand’s natural resources, land and opportunities for local people. Some commenters also called for greater unity among Thais and urged authorities to ensure that economic benefits involving foreign investors or visitors do not come at the expense of local communities. Sirinat’s remarks are his personal criticism of government policy and come amid wider public debate over foreign businesses, nominee ownership and the impact of some foreign nationals operating or living in Thailand. "Thailand is our home.” His message has struck a chord with people calling for stronger protection of Thai interests. 📰 Source: Psi Samut Ψ / Facebook