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Photo courtesy of The Better Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is set to visit Phuket tomorrow, March 28, as part of her initiative to advance Thailand's standing in sustainable tourism. Ahead of her trip, she chaired the 12th Cabinet meeting for 2025, confirmed by government spokesperson Jirayu Huangsap. The focal point now shifts to Phuket, where the PM will headline the Thailand Sustainable Tourism Conference (TSTC) 2025 at Phuket Rajabhat University’s Conference Centre. In her keynote speech, "Soft Power: A Mechanism for Creating Sustainability for Thai Tourism," Paetongtarn aims to highlight how Thai culture, local identity, and creative industries can foster a sustainable tourism model. The intent is to integrate Thailand's rich heritage with innovative strategies, positioning the country as a leader in sustainable travel. TSTC 2025 is a precursor to the Global Sustainable Tourism Conference (GSTC) 2026, which Thailand will host. The upcoming conference in Phuket is set to lay the groundwork for balancing economic benefits with environmental care and community welfare. Jirayu highlighted the conference's goal to encourage tourism businesses to adopt sustainable practices that both reduce adverse impacts and benefit local economies. It aims to equip entrepreneurs to adapt to changing market and environmental conditions while enhancing cooperation between the public and private sectors. After her address, PM Paetongtarn will hold a strategic meeting at Phuket Provincial Hall with local agencies, focusing on developing actionable tourism strategies. Her visit underscores the commitment to energising Thailand’s economy through sustainable tourism practices, ensuring the long-term viability of destinations like Phuket, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

Russian Man Arrested in Phuket for Illegal Cannabis and Vape Distribution Photo via Facebook/ Phuket Hotnews Police in Phuket, along with administrative officials, have successfully arrested Russian national Artem Lotts for illegally distributing dried cannabis flowers and vapes. This action is part of an ongoing crackdown on the illicit sale and use of cannabis and e-cigarettes across the island from March 21 to 30. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355984-russian-man-arrested-in-phuket-for-illegal-cannabis-and-vape-distribution/

Photo via Facebook/ Phuket Hotnews Police in Phuket, along with administrative officials, have successfully arrested Russian national Artem Lotts for illegally distributing dried cannabis flowers and vapes. This action is part of an ongoing crackdown on the illicit sale and use of cannabis and e-cigarettes across the island from March 21 to 30. The 24-year-old was apprehended at his residence on Chaofah Road in the Wichit sub-district, Mueang district. A thorough search of his home revealed a substantial hoard of illicit items, including dried cannabis flowers, vapes, and various cannabis-based products and paraphernalia, valued at nearly 1 million baht. Lotts faces multiple charges: Under Section 46 of the Thai Traditional Medical Knowledge Protection and Promotion Act for selling or processing cannabis without permission, punishable by up to one year in prison, a fine of up to 20,000 baht, or both. Pursuant to Section 148 of the Narcotics Act for handling Category 5 narcotics (cannabis flowers) without a permit, which carries a penalty of up to five years' imprisonment and a 500,000 baht fine. Under Section 246 of the Customs Act for possessing e-cigarettes, with a potential penalty of up to five years in prison and a 500,000 baht fine. Despite his electronic monitoring (EM) bracelet, details of any past offences remain undisclosed in the police report. Artem Lotts was taken to Wichit Police Station, where he awaits further legal proceedings. The ongoing operation reflects a strong commitment to curbing illegal activities related to cannabis and e-cigarette sales in Phuket, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

Thai Police Officer Arrested After Fatal Shooting Over Domestic Dispute Photo via Facebook/ หนังสือพิมพ์รายวัน.สยามประชา A tragic incident unfolded in Nakhon Pathom as a Thai police officer, Senior Sergeant Major Arnon from Thung Song Hong Police Station, turned himself in for fatally shooting his girlfriend, Kanita, on her birthday, March 26. The event, witnessed by Kanita's family, has left the community in shock. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355983-thai-police-officer-arrested-after-fatal-shooting-over-domestic-dispute/

Photo via Facebook/ หนังสือพิมพ์รายวัน.สยามประชา A tragic incident unfolded in Nakhon Pathom as a Thai police officer, Senior Sergeant Major Arnon from Thung Song Hong Police Station, turned himself in for fatally shooting his girlfriend, Kanita, on her birthday, March 26. The event, witnessed by Kanita's family, has left the community in shock. Arnon, 38, surrendered at Mueang Nakhon Pathom Police Station after the early morning shooting, arriving in his pickup truck and handing over the weapon he used. CCTV footage captured the heated argument between the couple at Kanita's home, where Arnon fired seven shots at her in the living room in front of her terrified 10-year-old son and other family members. Kanita’s grandmother, Jompaeng, reported that Arnon was drunk and had returned late, sparking a confrontation over his tardiness. Despite attempts to diffuse the situation, the disagreement quickly escalated when Kanita pushed Arnon, prompting him to shoot her until she collapsed. Kanita, previously a hardworking butcher who successfully built a profitable rental cold storage business, had been in a relationship with Arnon for about a year. Known for her generosity, she supported him financially. However, recent discoveries of Arnon's infidelity led her to seek separation. On her birthday, she messaged Arnon requesting to end the relationship and thanking him for a birthday gift, moments before the tragedy occurred. Arnon claimed the dispute stemmed from a suspected affair on Kanita’s part, leading to the fateful altercation. He faces initial charges of intentional murder, which could result in the death penalty, life imprisonment, or a 15 to 20-year prison term, as per Section 288 of the Criminal Code. Further charges may follow upon completion of the investigation. This heartrending case underscores the severe consequences of domestic disputes and highlights the importance of addressing relationship conflicts through non-violent means, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

Authorities Urged to Maintain Focus on Case Against School Janitor in Khon Kaen Photo courtesy of Getty Images The Sai Mai Must Survive Facebook page has called for continued scrutiny in a troubling case involving a school janitor accused of sexually assaulting schoolgirls, including a kindergartener, in Khon Kaen. Concerned parents fear that the case, which emerged a month ago, may face delays or be overshadowed as public interest wanes. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355982-authorities-urged-to-maintain-focus-on-case-against-school-janitor-in-khon-kaen/

Photo courtesy of Getty Images The Sai Mai Must Survive Facebook page has called for continued scrutiny in a troubling case involving a school janitor accused of sexually assaulting schoolgirls, including a kindergartener, in Khon Kaen. Concerned parents fear that the case, which emerged a month ago, may face delays or be overshadowed as public interest wanes. Ekkapop Luengprasert, the page's founder, is actively engaging with the Office of the Basic Education Commission, the Royal Thai Police, and the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security to ensure the case remains a priority. The suspect, Si, a 55-year-old school janitor, was arrested on March 4. He faces charges of sexually abusing girls under 15 but denies these allegations, admitting only to drug use. Police suspect Si of assaulting three primary school girls and a kindergartener at a Nam Phong district school, where he worked as a janitor and drove a school bus. Wiroj Khopai, director of the Khon Kaen Primary Educational Service Area Office 4, stated that they were notified on February 27 by the school’s acting director, who was alerted by parents. One child’s grandmother reported that her kindergartener granddaughter complained of genital pain and disclosed improper touching by the janitor. Seeking assistance, she consulted the village head, obtained a medical examination, and filed a police complaint following a psychologist's assessment at Nam Phong Hospital. Classes were suspended between February 28 and March 3 as the investigation commenced. Additionally, the grandmother claimed her 12-year-old granddaughter was similarly victimised by the janitor. The case underscores the need for ongoing vigilance to safeguard the welfare of students and ensure justice is served, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

Two Teens Arrested for Firing Homemade Guns in Lat Krabang Picture courtesy of KhaoSod In a rapid police response, two teenagers were apprehended just hours after firing homemade guns at a rival in Bangkok's Lat Krabang area on March 25. Fortunately, the incident resulted in no injuries. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355980-two-teens-arrested-for-firing-homemade-guns-in-lat-krabang/

Picture courtesy of KhaoSod In a rapid police response, two teenagers were apprehended just hours after firing homemade guns at a rival in Bangkok's Lat Krabang area on March 25. Fortunately, the incident resulted in no injuries. Police Lieutenant General Siam Boonsom, alongside Metropolitan Police Bureau officers, announced the arrest of 18-year-old Asanee Oo and a 16-year-old known as A. They were detained in front of a rented room in the Lat Krabang district, with two homemade firearms and a motorcycle in their possession. Earlier, around 6:12 pm, Romklao Police Station received reports of a shooting outside a clinic on Kheha Romklao Road. An investigation team swiftly arrived, reviewed CCTV footage, and identified the suspects' getaway vehicle—a Yamaha XMAX 300—traced to Soi Romklao 25. Confronted with CCTV evidence, Asanee and A confessed to the attack. They directed officers to their weapons and attire at a rented room, where police found a .38 calibre homemade revolver under a pillow and a shotgun on a shelf. An additional shotgun was hidden in a shop in Soi Romklao 25. The suspects now face charges including attempted murder, illegal firearm possession, and carrying weapons in public without permission. They have been remanded to Romklao Police Station for further investigation and legal proceedings, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

Thai Family Discovers Funeral Mistake: Son Alive in Hospital Photo by โอ๋ บางเภา via Facebook/ ทุ่งใหญ่บ้านเรา A Thai family was stunned to learn that their son, believed to have died in a motorcycle accident, was actually alive and receiving medical care at a hospital in Phatthalung. Amarawadee Datekhao shared with ThaiRath the unexpected twist they experienced on March 26. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355979-thai-family-discovers-funeral-mistake-son-alive-in-hospital/

Photo by โอ๋ บางเภา via Facebook/ ทุ่งใหญ่บ้านเรา A Thai family was stunned to learn that their son, believed to have died in a motorcycle accident, was actually alive and receiving medical care at a hospital in Phatthalung. Amarawadee Datekhao shared with ThaiRath the unexpected twist they experienced on March 26. The confusion began when Amarawadee's 17-year-old son, Pongsaphak Thaneerat, and his friend were involved in a motorcycle accident on March 23 and taken to Phatthalung Hospital. Tragically, the hospital mistakenly identified Pongsaphak as deceased and transferred the wrong body back to his family for a three-day funeral. Initially, the family noted discrepancies, such as unfamiliar clothing on the body, but focused on mourning. Identification was challenging due to significant facial injuries from the accident. Suspicions arose on the last day of the funeral, driven by the parents of Pongsaphak's friend, who noted that the deceased lacked a known ear piercing. Amarawadee reviewed the hospital's documentation and found a mismatch in blood types, confirming the error. Both families returned to the hospital, where it was revealed that Pongsaphak's friend had passed away, while Pongsaphak was still under treatment. The hospital explained the mix-up occurred as neither accident victim had identification documents, complicating the identification process. Despite the distressing error, the hospital expressed their commitment to high-quality care, though one teen succumbed to his injuries. Understanding the situation, both families chose not to pursue legal action. Pongsaphak's condition has significantly improved, and his family views the oversight as fortuitous news amidst the turmoil, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

ChatGPT Update Raises Red Flags Over Fake Bank Slips Photo courtesy of Bualuangmobile banking A recent revelation about ChatGPT's capabilities has sent ripples through the online financial community. Technology blogger Kafaak has highlighted how the AI can now craft near-perfect replicas of bank transfer slips, complete with watermarks, raising serious fraud alarms. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355978-chatgpt-update-raises-red-flags-over-fake-bank-slips/

Photo courtesy of Bualuangmobile banking A recent revelation about ChatGPT's capabilities has sent ripples through the online financial community. Technology blogger Kafaak has highlighted how the AI can now craft near-perfect replicas of bank transfer slips, complete with watermarks, raising serious fraud alarms. The newest update of ChatGPT reportedly allows users to produce highly realistic bank transfer receipts, posing significant threats, especially to small business owners and individuals leaning heavily on such documents as payment proof. "The AI can fabricate receipts nearly indistinguishable from real ones," Kafaak noted. While Thai characters may occasionally falter, English text and numerals are so accurate that fixing any mistakes is straightforward. An example shared by Kafaak illustrated the danger: a legitimate 23,000 baht slip was modified to show a false 400,000 baht payment, credited to a fictional "Grandpa Buffet." Even reference numbers were convincingly altered, making it tough to discern the forgery. Most worryingly, ChatGPT can mimic bank watermarks, a hallmark of genuine slips, complicating visual verification, particularly for those not cross-checking through bank platforms. "This is a critical reminder for everyone involved in financial transactions," Kafaak advised. "Don't take transfer slips at face value—always verify funds in your account." The post on Kafaak's Facebook page warns merchants, online sellers, and receivers of bank transfers: trusting screenshots alone is now precarious. The increasing sophistication of AI tools could allow scammers to mislead unsuspecting victims with seemingly legitimate payment proofs. This incident sheds light on the potential pitfalls of advancing AI. Despite ChatGPT's benefits in productivity and creativity, its misuse underscores the necessity of human vigilance, especially where finances are concerned. To guard against fraud, the best strategy remains clear: always verify directly with your bank account, rather than relying solely on paper or digital slips, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

Labour Minister Demands Safety Overhaul Following Accidents on Rama II Road Pictures courtesy of KhaoSod Labour Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn has called for urgent safety reforms at a major construction site on Rama II Road, in response to multiple accidents causing fatalities and injuries. A critical meeting with Italian-Thai Development (ITD) is slated for tomorrow, March 28, to address these issues head-on. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355976-labour-minister-demands-safety-overhaul-following-accidents-on-rama-ii-road/

Thai Restaurant Industry Faces Crisis as Purchases Plummet by 40% Photo courtesy of Samurai Gourmet Thailand's restaurant industry is grappling with a severe downturn, with consumer purchasing power plummeting by over 40% in early 2025, according to Thanivarn Kulmongkol, President of the Thai Restaurant Association. As economic recovery slows and incomes stagnate, consumers are prioritising savings over dining out, exacerbating financial strain on eateries. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355975-thai-restaurant-industry-faces-crisis-as-purchases-plummet-by-40/

Pictures courtesy of KhaoSod Labour Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn has called for urgent safety reforms at a major construction site on Rama II Road, in response to multiple accidents causing fatalities and injuries. A critical meeting with Italian-Thai Development (ITD) is slated for tomorrow, March 28, to address these issues head-on. Minister Phiphat has instructed the Department of Labour Protection and Welfare (DLPW) and the Institute for the Promotion of Occupational Safety, Health, and Environmental Working Conditions (POSHEC) to devise stringent safety protocols. These measures will target all construction sites nationwide, with a special focus on high-risk areas in Bangkok. The initiative aims to enforce comprehensive safety strategies, inviting contractors from across Bangkok and nearby areas to participate in discussions. The agenda includes developing scenario simulations to facilitate practical prevention solutions. Central to these measures is ensuring that all construction workers, regardless of nationality, are covered under Section 33 of the Social Security Act, safeguarding their rights and protections. Employers will bear responsibility for any incidents involving their workers initially. Saroj Khumkhai, director-general of DLPW, highlighted the ongoing investigation into the March 18 incident, stressing the importance of collaboration with bodies like the Expressway Authority of Thailand (EXAT) to guide the project safely forward. ITD is expected to partake in a fact-finding session to verify adherence to the Safety Act 2011 and ministerial regulations, particularly Section 8 concerning hazardous work conditions like scaffolding and crane operations. Non-compliance could result in fines up to 400,000 baht, imprisonment for up to a year, or both. Saroj reiterated the strict enforcement of legal measures against those implicated in accidents. The ministry plans intensified inspections, cooperating with agencies such as the Engineering Institute of Thailand (EIT) to review safety protocols on construction sites. All state entities are encouraged to ensure that subcontractors comply meticulously with legal standards, reinforcing a culture of safety across the construction industry in Thailand, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

Photo courtesy of Samurai Gourmet Thailand's restaurant industry is grappling with a severe downturn, with consumer purchasing power plummeting by over 40% in early 2025, according to Thanivarn Kulmongkol, President of the Thai Restaurant Association. As economic recovery slows and incomes stagnate, consumers are prioritising savings over dining out, exacerbating financial strain on eateries. This decline affects a wide range of establishments, from independent restaurants to food stalls in malls, all scrambling to stay competitive. With customer reluctance to purchase meals priced over 80 baht, many restaurants have resorted to slashing prices to 40-50 baht per dish. Competition intensifies with the rise of Chinese-run "zero-dollar" restaurants offering cheap meals, putting additional pressure on local businesses. The industry, valued at 700 billion baht, is seeing frequent closures, underscoring the cutthroat market conditions. A glimmer of hope lies in the upcoming Songkran festival, which traditionally boosts sales as families reunite to celebrate. Furthermore, the government plans to introduce a digital currency scheme, worth 10,000 baht, targeting young people. If successfully implemented, this could inject much-needed spending power into the economy. However, the digital nature of the currency poses challenges, particularly in a market reliant on cash. Restaurants may hesitate to participate, potentially dampening the initiative's impact. As restaurants await these potential lifelines, uncertainty remains. Whether Songkran festivities and digital currency can counteract the downturn is yet to be seen, as the industry continues to battle through challenging times, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

UPDATE: Search for Singaporean Man After Thai Woman Found Dead in Bangkok Photo via Facebook/ อีจัน Bangkok police are on the hunt for a Singaporean man named Daniel after the body of his Thai girlfriend, Proudphilas Paladon, was found under suspicious circumstances in a luxury condominium. Proudphilas, 30, was discovered on March 26 by a friend who, concerned by her absence, entered the unlocked condo on Sukhumvit Road. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355918-woman-found-murdered-in-luxury-sukhumvit-hotel-in-bangkok/#findComment-19689034

Search for Singaporean Man After Thai Woman Found Dead in Bangkok Photo via Facebook/ อีจัน Bangkok police are on the hunt for a Singaporean man named Daniel after the body of his Thai girlfriend, Proudphilas Paladon, was found under suspicious circumstances in a luxury condominium. Proudphilas, 30, was discovered on March 26 by a friend who, concerned by her absence, entered the unlocked condo on Sukhumvit Road. The scene was unsettling: Proudphilas's naked body lay in the bathroom, her head wrapped in a cloth and her body covered by another cloth and a blue blanket. A trail of blood led to the grisly discovery. Her friend reported her missing after losing contact on March 24. Upon entering the condo, they found the air conditioning still running and noticed several luxury items, including a designer handbag and watches, were missing. Proudphilas, originally from Khon Kaen, had been living with Daniel for two months. Friends revealed that the couple frequently argued, sometimes violently, leading to Daniel being a prime suspect in her death. CCTV footage showed both leaving the condo on March 23. Proudphilas returned alone that evening, while Daniel returned past midnight on March 24. By March 25, Daniel was seen leaving with his belongings in a black Mercedes-Benz registered to a deceased Thai man. The police are examining all evidence, including the condo’s security camera footage, while awaiting autopsy results to determine the cause of Proudphilas's death. The case remains unclassified as either foul play or another cause pending further inquiry, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

British Widow's Heartbreak: Husband's Death Brings Bureaucratic Ordeal Picture courtesy of Gill Dunn Gill Dunn found herself in a heart-wrenching situation after her husband, Paul, suffered a fatal heart attack on a flight home from their dream holiday in Thailand. Their joyous two-week trip celebrating Paul's retirement from the NHS ended in tragedy when Paul, 66, collapsed just hours into their flight. An emergency landing was made in Delhi, but despite two weeks of intensive care, Paul passed away on 5th March. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355972-british-widows-heartbreak-husbands-death-brings-bureaucratic-ordeal/

Picture courtesy of Gill Dunn Gill Dunn found herself in a heart-wrenching situation after her husband, Paul, suffered a fatal heart attack on a flight home from their dream holiday in Thailand. Their joyous two-week trip celebrating Paul's retirement from the NHS ended in tragedy when Paul, 66, collapsed just hours into their flight. An emergency landing was made in Delhi, but despite two weeks of intensive care, Paul passed away on 5th March. Gill, 69, faced a difficult journey, both emotionally and bureaucratically, as she struggled to navigate India's complex system to bring Paul's remains back to the UK. The experience was marked by a series of administrative challenges, including obtaining multiple visas and permissions. For Gill, the ordeal began with securing an emergency visa to enter India and culminated in a bureaucratic labyrinth involving police permissions and documentation like a cremation certificate. "It was a maze of conflicting information," Gill said of the experience, which added to her grief. The process left Gill carrying Paul's ashes home in a backpack, a poignant end to their over 40 years together. Despite receiving support from her son Matthew and his partner Amy, Gill described the experience as brutally overwhelming. Back home now, Gill hopes to inspire changes that would simplify the process for bereaved families grappling with foreign bureaucracies. "No one should face this kind of ordeal after losing a loved one," she stated, emphasising the need for compassionate assistance in such challenging times, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

Ex-British Boxing Champ Sentenced for Fleeing Drug Charges Across Continents Picture courtesy of The Daily Mail Lennox Clarke, an ex-British boxing champion from Stourbridge, West Midlands, has been sentenced to six years and four months in prison after a multi-continent escape to evade drug charges. Clarke, famed for his success in the ring, was caught supplying narcotics to a known dealer, Ben Goff, in 2023. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355971-ex-boxing-champ-sentenced-for-fleeing-drug-charges-across-continents/

Picture courtesy of The Daily Mail Lennox Clarke, an ex-British boxing champion from Stourbridge, West Midlands, has been sentenced to six years and four months in prison after a multi-continent escape to evade drug charges. Clarke, famed for his success in the ring, was caught supplying narcotics to a known dealer, Ben Goff, in 2023. After police apprehended Goff, Clarke dodged arrest, traversing through Wales and Ireland before flying to Thailand and Mexico. Despite a previous conviction in 2012 for supplying Class B drugs, Clarke returned to crime after retiring from boxing in 2022. Detective Inspector Phillips stated that an investigation into drug activity in Cheltenham led police to Goff and subsequently to Clarke. After months of evasion, Clarke returned to the UK, where he was finally caught. His sentence accounts for 317 days already served under curfew. Phillips expressed hope that the sentencing would reassure the community and encourage reporting of drug-related activities. Clarke’s case highlights the shadowy intersection of sports and crime, marking a fall from grace for a once-celebrated athlete, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-27

File photo for reference only The Ministry of Health of Vietnam has proposed amendments to allow individuals aged 16 and older to donate certain tissues like kidneys and parts of the liver, provided there is written consent from their legal representative or guardian. This change is part of draft revisions to the Law on Donation, Removal and Transplantation of Human Tissues, Organs and Cadavers. Currently, only those aged 18 and above with full civil capacity can donate tissue while alive. The proposal seeks to broaden the scope for donations but maintains that minors need guardian consent. The initiative also includes posthumous donations, where anyone can pledge their organs, but minors again require guardian consent. In the proposed framework: Those aged 30+ can donate organs to any recipient. Those 18+ can donate organs to family members. Those 16+ can donate tissues with guardian approval. The draft outlines the logistics of funding for donors, covering medical checks, retrieval, and post-donation care. For transplant recipients, costs include surgery, recovery, and necessary medications. The proposal includes new benefits for blood and stem cell donors such as priority treatment access, medical care for donation-related complications, and confidentiality of test results. Donors will also have free medical consultations and thorough information on processes and risks. The proposal aims to increase donation awareness and participation to meet the rising demand for transplants. Vietnam leads Southeast Asia with over 1,000 transplants a year, yet faces low posthumous donation rates. The government hopes these changes will bolster donation rates while ensuring ethical practices, reported Vietnam News. -- 2025-03-26

File photo for reference only A father from Vietnam's Vinh Phuc Province has been fined VND29 million (approximately US$1,133) after allowing his 6-year-old daughter to drive a car on a public road. The incident, which took place in Binh Xuyen District, gained attention after a video went viral on social media, showing the young girl steering the vehicle at about 40 kilometers per hour, with her father cheering from the back seat. The 31-year-old father, a local resident, admitted to encouraging his daughter to drive, explaining that it was meant to treat her following his long absence from home. However, despite holding her from behind, authorities highlighted the severe risk and violation of road safety laws due to the involvement of an unqualified minor in operating a motor vehicle. The video prompted traffic police to work with local units to quickly identify and locate the individual. The father's actions were deemed extremely dangerous, resulting in the hefty fine. This case underscores the critical importance of adhering to road safety regulations and the potential consequences of irresponsible behavior behind the wheel, reported VN Express. -- 2025-03-26