Jas Cruzada
For the past week, we’ve been following the story of Koko Narak, the Thai expat who spewed racist remarks against Pinoys. From blogger kinsleytuy’s posting about the latter’s derogatory comments which trended nationwide, to his company issuing an official statement about their say to the incident (which led to his termination), Narak’s story is bound to end with the Bureau of Immigration finally filing a deportation complaint.
See copy of the deportation charge below:
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Koko Narak, whose real name is Prasertsri Kosin, was working in the Philippines for the past three years under a special non-immigrant visa (based on Sec. 47(a)(2)) of the Philippine Immigration Act, in which, according to BI spokesperson Elaine Tan, “The visa will be eventually cancelled should he be determined to be undesirable“.
He is now in a BI detention facility after he submitted himself for a voluntary deportation last Tuesday. Narak, claiming the posts he made was only a way to relieve his anger, once again, apologizes to the Filipinos and asks for forgiveness.
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More so, after all the flak, he said he loves the Philippines and hopes to return to the country one day to visit his Filipino friends.
