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Thailand video news | French Koh Samui zoo owner detained ahead of deportation, Proposed alcohol regulations raise concerns among Thailand’s craft beer industry
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In the Thailand video news, Alex covers the latest stories from across the country. A French zoo owner on Koh Samui faces deportation after authorities detained him. Proposed alcohol rules have also sparked concern among Thailand’s craft beer producers. In Bangkok, a British pensioner returns home after a romance scam left him homeless. Police have also charged a 77-year-old woman after she drove her Mercedes against traffic.
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- In the Thailand video news, Alex covers the latest stories from across the country
Summary
### French Koh Samui zoo owner detained ahead of deportation
French national Kevin Dimino, co-owner of Samui Exotic Park on Koh Samui, faces deportation from Thailand. Immigration officers detained him on September 8 after authorities searched for him. Officers took Dimino to Koh Samui Police Station for questioning and processing. Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul signed his deportation order on September 7. Officials said they could not formally notify Dimino at the animal park because it had closed.