Phuket Opinion: Taxis – a decade of blocking progress

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Phuket Opinion: Taxis – a decade of blocking progress

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PHUKET: The recent police-ordered closure of tour counters run by Russian nationals in Kata-Karon is just the latest in a long series of protest-related events in Phuket that undermine the rule of law by rewarding law-breakers and punishing those who play by the rules. The closure of the counters followed a blockade of the Karon beachfront by members of a so-called taxi “co-operative”, one whose self-proclaimed right to extort visiting tourists through collusion tactics is apparently deemed more important by police than the right of law-abiding citizens to drive on Patak Road. The Kata-Karon co-op members are, of course, no strangers to protest tactics.

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