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He also acquired many thousand rai of land in Bang Saen. As tourism began to
boom in the 1980s, Kamnan Bo invested in resorts, hotels and shopping
complexes in Bang Saen, Pattaya and Chonburi including the Bang Saen Plaza
and the ...
He also acquired many thousand rai of land in Bang Saen. As tourism began to
boom in the 1980s, Kamnan Bo invested in resorts, hotels and shopping
complexes in Bang Saen, Pattaya and Chonburi including the Bang Saen Plaza
and the ...
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As Bo's business expanded, so also did his political connections and his control
of public office. He was elected the phuyaiban (village headman) of Tambon
Saensuk (Bang Saen) in 1967 at the start of his career as a fishing entrepreneur.
As Bo's business expanded, so also did his political connections and his control
of public office. He was elected the phuyaiban (village headman) of Tambon
Saensuk (Bang Saen) in 1967 at the start of his career as a fishing entrepreneur.
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in the long-run success of his other more directly productive investments in
housing and resort facilities in Bang Saen. His generosity with the villagers
enabled him to be accepted and respected in the community. All this makes him
a valuable ...
in the long-run success of his other more directly productive investments in
housing and resort facilities in Bang Saen. His generosity with the villagers
enabled him to be accepted and respected in the community. All this makes him
a valuable ...
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| ¼Ùéà¢Õ¹ | Pasuk Phongpaichit, Sangsit Phiriyarangsan |
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