Migrant workers hired under four-year MoU warned to leave before month-end


BANGKOK: The government on Sunday (April 21) warned some workers from Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar to leave Thailand before the end of this month or face legal charges, saying the four-year period for their employment has ended.

Deputy government spokesman Kharom Polpornklang said the visas for workers from the three neighbouring countries would expire on April 30, so they must leave the country before the expiration date or face charges of overstaying.

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