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What does the term 'RECORDER' refer to in the context of Thai immigration?

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Feb 11, 2022
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The term 'RECORDER' is mentioned in relation to Thai officers, but no further context or detailed explanation is provided in the comments.
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as for myself as a Thai from what i read, i think "RECORDER)= Thai officer.
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