Activists break flag poles with their knees in protest against the House of Representatives’ committee set up to consider the opening of casinos, in Bangkok in March last year. (Photo: Chanat Katanyu)
Thailand’s casino plans are causing mixed reactions among the public even though a special House committee studying the feasibility of entertainment complexes including legal casinos says they are likely to bring in massive revenue.
The House of Representatives on Thursday approved a report on the proposal to set up a casino-entertainment zone, following a three-hour meeting to discuss the matter.
The report was prepared by a special House committee set up in December 2021, following a 310-nine House vote in favour of weighing up…
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