Yes a few points to consider: 1. Report not conclusive as to...

Yes a few points to consider:

1. Report not conclusive as to leakage occurring
2. Report factually flawed in its methodology
3. No actual evidence of health issues of local people
4. Report had to turn on its own department and processes to justify its conclusion
5. Report written by environmental alarmists
6. Does it justify every gold mine in the country for over being shut down (i.e. Chatree) indefinitely to undertake this dubious and conflicted research?
7. Would it stand up under independent scrutiny of international arbitration in Singapore?
8. Why would anyone invest in Thailand with the expectation that the Junta Government would honour their side of the contract?
9. Good luck to MTR as they must be coming to the belated realisation this is the worst jurisdiction in Asia to do business