have been coming to the shores of phuket for decades. the island is facing a heavy-handed crack down by the military government. for years, paton beach was lined with bars, restaurants and stands, renting umbrellas. they provided the livelihood for these people, and had for years. a few months ago they were told by police that they were set up on the beech illegally. and had a few weeks notice before the structures were demolished. this week they pleaded with the mayor for help from the military government in bangkok, and had not seen job seeking programs. they have no way to make money. because of the big tourism money, organised crimes are prevalent in phuket. from payoffs to local government, extorting from many businesses, they, too, are part of a crack down. one target is the taxi mafia. fixing fairs, extorting tourists. this man has been driving a taxi for 75 years. >> i feel the honest people can work comfortably and not scared of the powerful people. the work is better, it's enough to make ends meet. >> these not sure if it will