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Thailand’s Migrant Workers Sustain the Economy While Living in Precarity

by Admin | May 26, 2026 | Daily News, Economy, Migrants | 0 comments

Source: Prachatai English | By Sheikh Mehzabin Chitra

Thailand’s economic success is deeply tied to the labor of migrant workers from neighboring countries, particularly Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos. 

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