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Chaos at the border as Malaysians continue to flood into Thailand

Malaysian tourists have been flooding into Thailand all week.
Authorities at the Sadao checkpoint in Songkhla have had to bring in extra staff to cope as 10,000 people a day have been crossing over.
They have been then heading for Krabi, Trang, Surat Thani and Phuket to continue their holidays.
On Monday officials were scurrying to open extra booths and this has continued all week with delays for all travelers using the crossing.
They are now opening 14 booths to stamp passports.
For many years 100 baht was worth about ten ringgit but recently that has dropped to a little over eight ringgit.
Despite the near 20 per cent fall in the Malaysian currency visitors continue to flood in.
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