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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 23 December 2024
Thai father allegedly kidnaps 11 year old daughter for begging By Petch Petpailin Photo via Facebook/ Pawanrat Chirapattanarat A Thai man allegedly kidnapped his young daughter from her aunt’s home in Bangkok for begging. The man is expected to be hiding in Chachoengsao province near Bangkok. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1346985-thai-father-allegedly-kidnaps-11-year-old-daughter-for-begging/ -
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Thai father allegedly kidnaps 11 year old daughter for begging
Photo via Facebook/ Pawanrat Chirapattanarat By Petch Petpailin A Thai man allegedly kidnapped his young daughter from her aunt’s home in Bangkok for begging. The man is expected to be hiding in Chachoengsao province near Bangkok. The aunt of the missing girl, Na, filed a complaint at Romklao Police Station yesterday, December 22, that her older brother Phon took her 11 year old niece named C (pseudonym) away from her home in Poonsin Village on December 21. Na revealed to the police that C was scared of her father because Phon physically abused her many times before. She had to take the girl to the hospital for physical and mental treatments. She always panicked at the thought of her father taking her away, but unfortunately, her fears became a reality. Na believed that Phon took the girl because he wanted to meet his wife who is now imprisoned. The wife refused to meet him, so Phon might take C to the jail to meet his wife. However, Na was worried that Phon would have other hidden reasons for taking away the girl because Phon previously took C to beg for money with him. According to Na, Phon was unemployed and made a living by selling drugs, begging, or asking for food from temples. Na said she also shared the missing poster of C on social media, and netizens spotted Phon and C in Chachoengsao province. Some saw them fishing at the river bank, while others met them at a nightclub. Na urged anyone who saw the two or has any useful information to contact her via her phone number 081-510-7589 or contact officers at the nearest police stations. Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-12-23 -
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My Tefal Toaster suddenly stopped popping. Now, house full of smoke. Why?
What WILL you think of next? -
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Udon Thani Traffic Police Officers Suspended Amid Bribery Scandal
Are there any traffic police actually left on duty there in Udon Thani? Or, do they have so many plods out collecting cash, that missing 18 really won't make any difference? -
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Tell me what scam you have been in ?
I guess this sort of qualifies as a "scam": The very first time I traveled to Thailand, 24 years ago, I stayed in Bangkok two nights and then headed to Phuket. I didn't have any hotel reservations, just some names of some places I wanted to look at in Patong Beach. At the Phuket airport, I decided to get a ride from some taxi driver that was standing around, waiting for a customer. I forget what the fare was, but it seemed reasonable at the time, Anyway, on the trip to Patong Beach, he asked me where I was staying and so on, and I made the mistake of telling him where I wanted to go and that I didn't have a reservation. A little bit later, on the way, he pulled into some little travel office, went inside, and then came out and told me that the hotels I wanted to go to were all "full." That sounded fishy, because it was April. But he had an alternative and refused to continue the trip unless I booked a room at the hotel he was recommending. I'm sure he was getting a cut. I finally bought a few nights, just to get out of there. As it turned out, the place was OK, and I ended up staying there almost a month. Back then, I didn't have a phone in Thailand, so I was trapped into the deal. Today, they have official taxis at the airport, or mini buses, so things are probably better. -
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