Thailand details offences behind French Koh Samui zoo owner’s deportation
Thailand’s Interior Ministry has detailed six alleged incidents behind its decision to deport French national Kevin Dimino, the co-owner of a Koh Samui animal park whose high-profile dispute with an Israeli national has now resulted in separate deportation orders against both men. The Department of Provincial Administration issued the clarification today, September 8, after Prime … The story…
Thailand's Interior Ministry has outlined six alleged incidents that led to the deportation of French zoo owner Kevin Dimino from Koh Samui. The incidents include harassment of an Israeli national, physical assault on a Turkish national, disrespectful behavior, assault on a foreign tourist, and promoting gatherings that risk drawing national divisions.
Dimino's co-owner, Jindarat Sattayapun, is also facing deportation orders following a dispute with Israeli visitors at their Koh Samui animal park, Samui Exotic Park. An Israeli national, Yaacov Ohayon, was already facing deportation following a criminal conviction for threatening messages.
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