Close X
Wednesday, December 4, 2024
ADVT 
National

Indian Arrested In Thailand For Visa Breach, Giving Loans Illegally

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 25 Oct, 2018 12:46 PM
    An Indian man was arrested in Thailand's Phichit province on Thursday for overstaying his visa and for allegedly providing loans with interest rates higher than the legal limit.
     
     
    Rakesh Yadav, 21, was arrested by the immigration police and officials from other agencies inside a petrol station in Tambon Tha Luang while he was allegedly trying to collect interest from vendors at the station, the Nation daily reported citing the police.
     
     
    Police officials said they found that Yadav's visa had expired in late February and seized 3,538 bahts as well as a book with a list of his debtors. 
     
     
    He charged interest rates at 20 per cent per day, which is higher than the legal limit, the police said.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Campers Will Be Able To Smoke Cannabis At Campsites In Canada's National Parks

    Campers Will Be Able To Smoke Cannabis At Campsites In Canada's National Parks
    Parks Canada says campers will be allowed to smoke cannabis at registered campsites in national parks across Canada.

    Campers Will Be Able To Smoke Cannabis At Campsites In Canada's National Parks

    Three Sent To Hospital Following Crash Involving VPD Vehicle

    Three Sent To Hospital Following Crash Involving VPD Vehicle
    The Vancouver Police Collision Investigations Unit is investigating a multi-vehicle collision this morning involving an unmarked VPD SUV in East Vancouver.

    Three Sent To Hospital Following Crash Involving VPD Vehicle

    20-Year-Old Woman Stabbed In Southeast Vancouver

    20-Year-Old Woman Stabbed In Southeast Vancouver
    Vancouver Police are investigating an early morning stabbing in Champlain Heights that sent one woman to hospital.

    20-Year-Old Woman Stabbed In Southeast Vancouver

    Pot Shop Raids 'Highly Unlikely' On Wednesday: Head Of Police Chiefs

    Pot Shop Raids 'Highly Unlikely' On Wednesday: Head Of Police Chiefs
    The head of Canada's police chiefs says it's "highly unlikely" there will be raids of unlicensed pot shops on the day marijuana becomes legal.

    Pot Shop Raids 'Highly Unlikely' On Wednesday: Head Of Police Chiefs

    Doctors To Debate Medical Pot As More Patients Expected To Ask For Prescriptions

    Two doctors with contrasting viewpoints on the issue will participate in a debate on Tuesday — the day before recreational cannabis is legalized — as part of a live streamed event hosted by the College of Family Physicians of Canada.

    Doctors To Debate Medical Pot As More Patients Expected To Ask For Prescriptions

    B.C. Receives 173 Cannabis Shop Applications But Only One Store Opening Oct. 17

    B.C. Receives 173 Cannabis Shop Applications But Only One Store Opening Oct. 17
    VICTORIA — British Columbia's public safety minister says the government has received 173 applications for cannabis retail outlets, but only one approved store will open Wednesday when marijuana sales become legal in Canada.

    B.C. Receives 173 Cannabis Shop Applications But Only One Store Opening Oct. 17