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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 17 July 2025
Thai Woman Flees South Korean Man After Cannabis Gummy Incident Picture courtesy of Facebook/ ข่าวสารชลบุรี In the wee hours of this morning, chaos erupted in Pattaya as a Thai woman managed to escape a South Korean man after being forced to consume cannabis gummies. The 25-year-old, identified only as Bew, was found visibly intoxicated and distressed outside a convenience store on Pattaya Sai Song Road at 3:36 am. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366927-thai-woman-flees-south-korean-man-after-cannabis-gummy-incident/ -
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Thai Woman Flees South Korean Man After Cannabis Gummy Incident
Picture courtesy of Facebook/ ข่าวสารชลบุรี In the wee hours of this morning, chaos erupted in Pattaya as a Thai woman managed to escape a South Korean man after being forced to consume cannabis gummies. The 25-year-old, identified only as Bew, was found visibly intoxicated and distressed outside a convenience store on Pattaya Sai Song Road at 3:36 am. Mueang Pattaya Police swiftly responded to the scene after alarmed locals spotted Bew. She appeared marginally coherent, trembling, and unable to communicate. Originally from Songkhla, Bew had relocated to Pattaya to work in the entertainment industry. Officers quickly provided her with an inhaler and some fresh water, helping her regain enough composure to explain the night's troubling events. Bew recounted that the ordeal began when she accompanied a South Korean client to a nearby condominium. Enticed to smoke cannabis three or four times, Bew was then given cannabis gummies. The situation soon spiralled as she experienced dizziness and nausea, prompting her to demand to go home. When her pleas were ignored, she bravely escaped the premises, seeking aid from passers-by. After receiving assistance from locals, police took Bew to a hospital for a medical evaluation. Despite her safe return home following the examination, the South Korean man faces no legal consequences for his actions. Authorities encouraged Bew to revisit the police station if she wishes to press charges. While the immediate crisis has been resolved, this incident highlights potential dangers in the recreational drug scene in Pattaya. It shines a light on the significant risks posed by cannabis products when consumed without consent or understanding. The police's prompt action ensured Bew's safety, but the situation emphasises the need for awareness and caution. As of now, the incident remains an unsettling reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by individuals within entertainment hubs. No charges have been filed against the South Korean man, leaving the path open for potential legal proceedings depending on Bew’s decision. The case underlines the importance of monitoring and regulating the use and distribution of cannabis-infused products. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The THaiger 2025-07-17 -
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Report Race Against Time: Bangkok May Be Below Sea Level by 2030
It doesn't work like that. 30 cm higher need 120cm dikes, 50 cm higher needs 200cm higher dikes. There is moonfases, rotations surges and storms that will more than triple the need of barriers hight -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 17 July 2025
Coway Clears Air After Thai Celebrity’s Purifier Bacteria Claim The water purify model that Chanya uses. | Photo via Facebook/ Coway Thailand Coway, the renowned water purifier brand, has reassured customers of its product quality following a claim by Thai celebrity Chanya Tamada that her purifier’s water contained coliform bacteria. Chanya aired her concerns on Facebook, alleging the water from her Coway device fell short of advertised standards. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366926-coway-clears-air-after-thai-celebrity’s-purifier-bacteria-claim/ -
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Report Coway Clears Air After Thai Celebrity’s Purifier Bacteria Claim
The water purification model that Chanya uses Photo via Facebook/ Coway Thailand Coway, the renowned water purifier brand, has reassured customers of its product quality following a claim by Thai celebrity Chanya Tamada that her purifier’s water contained coliform bacteria. Chanya aired her concerns on Facebook, alleging the water from her Coway device fell short of advertised standards. The celebrity, previously reliant on imported bottled water, switched to a purifier to cut down on plastic waste. Seeking assurance of cleanliness, she tested the water, receiving results indicating high coliform levels, which suggest potential faecal contamination. This prompted her to request a refund from Coway, only to encounter a complex complaint process, pushing her to publicise the issue online. Photo via Facebook/ Chanya Tamada Chanya's allegations rapidly caught public attention, given Coway’s popularity in Thailand for its high-quality water purifIn its defence, Coway assured customers that their devices meet international standards, promising a thorough investigation and affirming its commitment to customer feedback.dback. On July 15, Coway shared test results from Chulalongkorn University’s Centre of Excellence in Environmental Engineering, confirming water purity in line with RO standards. The company suggested that factors such as non-sterile containers or inappropriate testing conditions might have flawed the initial test. Following this, Chanya admitted potential inaccuracies in her testing process and clarified her aim was purely to ensure water safety, not to harm Coway’s reputation. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-17 -
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UK Secret Afghan Evacuation Exposed After 23-Month Gag Order Lifted
Complete and utter clusterf*ck.
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