Yet again! Foreign boy attacked by soi dog on beach at Ao Nang

 

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Channel 3 news reported that a foreign boy was attacked by a stray dog on the beach at Ao Nang while walking with his father. 

 

Before the officials could arrive the father had taken his son to the hospital with a nasty gash to his calf.

 

Food and Beverage manager at the Golden Beach Resort Sompong Thiankaew, 56, said he heard the cries of the boy and went to help.

 

The incident happened in Moo 2.

 

The media reported that the local council have been trying to address the problem of strays on the beach after many similar attacks.

 

But the problem is far from over.

 

In fact it may be worse after workers made redundant due to the pandemic left the area and left their dogs to fend for themselves.

 

Ao Nang is one of the most popular tourist areas in the South of Thailand in Krabi province. It would normally be getting full at this time of the year especially with Scandinavian tourists. 

 

Source: Channel 3

 

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Foreigner in aonang  ? That's a story in itself 

49 minutes ago, webfact said:

Channel 3 news reported that a foreign boy was attacked by a stray dog on the beach at Ao Nang while walking with his father. 

Is this an initiative from A-nut-in, to keep them thar foreigners in check?

52 minutes ago, webfact said:

the local council have been trying to address the problem of strays on the beach

Well its not rocket science is it ?  just  round the dogs up and take them to the dog pound and keep doing that until the problem is solved.

6 minutes ago, johng said:

Well its not rocket science is it ?  just  round the dogs up and take them to the dog pound and keep doing that until the problem is solved.

Maybe it should become rocket science, then the dogs could be fired into space. Then we could all breathe easily - apart from the dogs.

 

Edited November 20, 20205 yr by bluesofa
Addendum

Thailand never takes this issue seriously ! Now if you attacked the dog that's a different matter! Dogs are protected in law in a country with ass backward laws !

It is unfortunate that those here, that control things, don't seem to have the aptitude to sort anything out except look smart and earn a few quid, and that goes for most stuff...????

27 minutes ago, bluesofa said:

Maybe it should become rocket science, then the dogs could be fired into space. Then we could all breathe easily - apart from the dogs.

 

breathing easily ... you are solving pollution too. A committee needs to be formed

1 minute ago, CraigInBangkok said:

breathing easily ... you are solving pollution too. A committee needs to be formed

The committee that saved LOS from Corvid19 could be a good start.....

1 hour ago, CraigInBangkok said:

breathing easily ... you are solving pollution too. A committee needs to be formed

I'd suggest firing them into space too.

Stray dogs need to be removed from any public area. 

 

The problem is solvable and with so many people out of work and struggling to make ends meet there is an endless resource of people to help assisting in removing these animals. 

 

This issue could have easily been resolved 20 or 30 years ago. It can easily be resolved this year so its not a problem next year. 

 

The real issue is that those in positions of decision making power simply do not care and thats the issue with so many of these ‘outstanding issues’ Thailand suffers. 

 

 

get ready for the knee-jerk reaction, basket of fruit, flowers and photo opportunity

Wonder if the TAT desired premium tourists will be immune to dog bites

They want quality tourists to be chased by aggressive stray dogs? 

4 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

The real issue is that those in positions of decision making power simply do not care and thats the issue with so many of these ‘outstanding issues’ Thailand suffers.

If the local government office was made liable for attacks & injuries sustained on a public area things would change overnight.

1 hour ago, Destiny1990 said:

They want quality tourists to be chased by aggressive stray dogs? 

Keep them fit and agile

As with many things, lip service, denial, wais, and forgotten. On the other hand, slander a person or a business and the Wrath of Khan will descend upon your head. Pathetic.

2 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Wonder if the TAT desired premium tourists will be immune to dog bites

BREAKING NEWS:

This just in from TAT,

In addition to the New Covid-19 Insurance a Tourist must have, you will now be required to have a new Policy called the "Special Soi Dog bite and Attack coverage policy".  Half of the money raised will go into the TAT's pockets while the rest will be used to create a panel to study the effects a possible new job description called: "The Dog Catcher".  An additional panel will be set up to look at the efficacy of building dog kennels where the strays can be housed until either adopted by a loving family or euthanized.........................

A flame has been removed

TAT are looking at promoting medical tourism . Rabies and skin grafts a specialty 

Edited November 20, 20205 yr by RJRS1301

12 hours ago, webfact said:

The media reported that the local council have been trying to address the problem of strays on the beach after many similar attacks.

As per usual Trying  to do something about it .That doesn't

 mean Anything.. 

Doing something about it Means something.

But What are they going to do about it ? 

Round up a few Pests and take them away a couple streets and than let them go to Return?

3 hours ago, hotchilli said:

If the local government office was made liable for attacks & injuries sustained on a public area things would change overnight.

oh, the "nanny state", eh. something happens let's sue somebody else instead of taking own resposibility. lets pray Thailand will never become a sue culture like the usa where victimhood is encouraged and a sure way to get free money.

1 hour ago, herwin1234 said:

oh, the "nanny state", eh. something happens let's sue somebody else instead of taking own resposibility. lets pray Thailand will never become a sue culture like the usa where victimhood is encouraged and a sure way to get free money.

So taking legal action if someone isn't doing their job or is irresponsible is the 'nanny state '?  Think you don't know the definition of the phrase!

1 hour ago, herwin1234 said:

oh, the "nanny state", eh. something happens let's sue somebody else instead of taking own resposibility. lets pray Thailand will never become a sue culture like the usa where victimhood is encouraged and a sure way to get free money.

 

And if it were your child?

 

If it were mine, I'd sue the <deleted> off the local government. 

14 hours ago, johng said:

Well its not rocket science is it ?  just  round the dogs up and take them to the dog pound and keep doing that until the problem is solved.

 

10 hours ago, RJRS1301 said:

TAT are looking at promoting medical tourism . Rabies and skin grafts a specialty 

Ha ha! That's a bit of a catch 22 situation. You want a visa for medical tourism, but you won't meet the requirements until you arrive.

Maybe they will be breeding more attack dogs to keep filling the hospital beds?

Will the dogs be suing the lad or just let him gimp off with a warning???

7 hours ago, Meat Pie 47 said:

 

A new all you can eat chinese buffet for the flood of tourists?? Shrimp is running low

1 minute ago, ChakaKhan said:

A new all you can eat chinese buffet for the flood of tourists?? Shrimp is running low

' Shrimp is running low' - so is that boy by now.

So what happened to the dog that did the biting? Probably given a good meal and turned loose in another soi to attack somebody else