According to him, it is not allowed to create religious institutions and communities in Thailand "just like that." "Recently, I learned about a request to build a private cemetery — this is already crossing all boundaries," the politician noted. Chanvirakun emphasized that foreigners should be grateful for being allowed to come to Thailand and earn a living honestly. "If you are going to die, then go and die at home; there is no need for you to die here, and do not try to take advantage of us," the Prime Minister stressed. The politician acknowledged that tourism attracts investments to Thailand, but this does not give anyone the right to engage in illegal activities. According to him, this concerns people from countries in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and Africa. Most residents of Thailand are Buddhists. According to the traditions of this religion, the dead are usually cremated, which is why there are very few cemeteries in the kingdom. Most of the existing burial sites in the country are Muslim and Chinese.
