As the yellowish mud swirls away in the waters of Thailand's Sai Buri river, Sunisa Srisuwanno lifts her wooden pan with a cluster of gleaming specks caught in the centre.
"That's 100 baht," she said, pointing to grains worth about RM13.50 after little more than 15 minutes work with her gold panning partner, Boonsom Aeamprasert.
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