Thailand to deport French zoo owner who barred Israelis as Israeli faces suspended sentence
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- Thailand says it will deport Kevin Dimino, the French co-owner of Samui Exotic Park, over alleged threatening, harassing and physically abusive behavior.
- Dimino had barred Israelis from the zoo, according to the headline.
- An Israeli national was given a suspended jail sentence in the related case.
Thailand says it will deport Kevin Dimino, the French co-owner of Samui Exotic Park, accusing him of threatening, harassing and physically abusive behavior.
The decision follows a dispute in which Dimino barred Israelis from the zoo. An Israeli national said to have threatened him received a suspended jail term.
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