Siamese Coup
My question is this,would the coup in Thailand have a ripple effect on the regional economic and politcal environment?
I am afraid it would have an adverse effect on them. Already there is instability in Myanmar with the Junta rulling with an iron fist. What more with Thailand being ruled now with Martial Law at the Generals' disposal? The insurgence from the Muslim quarters in the south have already brought unwanted unrest. The aftermath of sporadic bombing has been devasting to the tourism industry (be it explicit or not), the keyword when one speaks of Thailand.
When will it
Here for more updates...on the situation.
* It did had it's effect on the Asian and other markets
I am afraid it would have an adverse effect on them. Already there is instability in Myanmar with the Junta rulling with an iron fist. What more with Thailand being ruled now with Martial Law at the Generals' disposal? The insurgence from the Muslim quarters in the south have already brought unwanted unrest. The aftermath of sporadic bombing has been devasting to the tourism industry (be it explicit or not), the keyword when one speaks of Thailand.
When will it
Here for more updates...on the situation.
* It did had it's effect on the Asian and other markets
posted by Philip at Thursday, September 21, 2006
1 Comments:
siamese coup is super common lar. thaksin survived for the first season without a coup but this second season, he is definitely not doing well. that smartie ass is now in new york!
neway trust me the economic aspect of thai will not be affected at all. i monitor the sea import and export, thus i know! hahahaa..
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