Thailand revokes visa of Swiss man who allegedly kicked doctor in Phuket


BANGKOK: The southern immigration office has revoked the long-stay visa for a Swiss businessman who owns an elephant park in Phuket after his alleged assault of a doctor led to a protest by local residents.

Pol Col Parinya Klinkesorn, speaking for the Immigration Bureau, said on Thursday (March 7) that Pol Maj Gen Songprod Sirisukha, commander of Immigration Division 6, had signed an order on Wednesday evening to revoke the visa of Urs “David” Fehr as proposed by the Phuket Immigration Office. Division 6 is in charge of immigration in southern provinces.

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