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More likely this is some Myanmar related thing. Thais don’t like them much, particularly when the get upity and defy a Thai law. 😂

A real cliffhanger of a story. In the next episode we may actually learn what law was defied and in subsequent episodes what the actual incident was.

So many women, in so many bars and the idiot assaults a non prostitute in a lift. its gonna cost him much more than just paying for sex would have done.

There is no prostitution in Thailand. The Pattaya police say so

Break one law, might as well break them all

How about a crack down on Thai nominees facilitating foreigners to illegally operate businesses?

I’m sure this is very enraging for Thai netizens. 5 teenagers on one motorbike without helmets however….no problem.

License? Who cares about a licence? you DO know where you live, do you not?

Too much like an everyday event on Thai roads. And you forgot about adding pot holes to the track so as to really test out the F1 cars suspension.

Wow. Protecting Thais from foreign criminals. Any chance of action the other way round? Or just targeting criminals per se?

PC Plod to the rescue then.

To what will they stick my baggage tags? Seriously, I am not aware of any other country/ airport in the world having this system. Presumably it’s not considered a robust enough system. So why will it work in Thailand and not elsewhere?

The issue is not the toothbrush and its cost ffs. It’s the managers response to the customers comment.

Trump spending commitments have already been assessed by independent US analysts by several trillion dollars. Fact. higher spending usually boosts inflation, as do tariffs, and so the ruction path for US interest rates will be slower than currently anticipated. Hence a stronger US dollar due to higher than currently anticipated US dollar interest rates.

I suppose one could ask why locally owned and run businesses cannot compete with foreign run and proxy owned businesses? Could it be that the former are inefficient and expensive? Equally, perhaps the emphasis to stop foreign influence should be to stop Thai people acting as proxies? The reality is that so much Russian and Chinese money (black and otherwise) is flowing into Thailand that locals are only too willing to do the bidding of foreigners. But it was Thailand that opened the floodgates to these people with visa free entry and/or multiple extensions, so it’s reap what you sow time.