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Sadao Border Crossing Faces Becoming a 'Ghost Town' as Tourists Disappear and Revenue Plummets by 90%, with Businesses Gradually Closing Down.
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The Sadao Special Economic Zone is becoming a ‘ghost town,’ with an 80% drop in tourists and a 90% drop in revenue. Businesses are gradually closing down. A report from the Sadao Special Economic Zone in Songkhla province reveals that the economy in the zone, including the Samnak Kham (Dan Nok) area in Sadao district, is severely depressed. Tourist numbers have decreased by 80% compared to before the opening of the new Sadao border crossing, res…
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