Nonetheless, the fact remains that foreigners in Malaysia also have a right to complain. So in a way, it is even worse to have the dual pricing structure here, since these foreign workers could hardly be expected to pay more. Letters to the EditorI think the above writer is correct in stating that foreigners in Thailand are more justified in complaining about the dual pricing structure than are foreigners in Malaysia, since it occurs with greater frequency in the former case. Also, Mr Jeffreys is assuming that virtually all foreigners in Malaysia are only tourists and not workers. I think anyone who goes anywhere has a right to complain if he/she is charged more than the locals are.

Source: The Nation Bangkok August 06, 2016 18:00 UTC