“I think this has gone too far – it’s beyond the limits of what we can accept,” Anutin told officials on Thursday (Sep 17).
“We’ve already been generous by allowing them to come here. If they come, they should make an honest living. But when they die, they should go back and be buried in their own country. They should not come here and take advantage of us.”
This week, four bodies were exhumed from the cemetery, which appears to have been legitimately bought by Thailand’s Jewish community but allegedly continued operating under a permit that lapsed a few years ago.
“If they want to use our existing facilities, we have no problem with that…
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