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YouTuber Labels Phuket Myanmar Community 'Slum,' Faces Backlash - video
YouTuber's Phuket Exposé Ignites Debate Over Poverty and Neglect Pictures courtesy of The Phuket News Renowned YouTuber Ride with Gabi has stirred significant online discussion with his latest video, The Other Side of Phuket. The video reveals stark contrasts between Phuket’s famed tourist attractions and the impoverished conditions in its largest slum. Gabi's journey into the Soi Kingkaew area uncovers the dire circumstances facing many residents, largely comprised of non-Thai individuals lacking official recognition by the Thai government. This lack of status severely limits their access to essential services such as education. Gabi sheds light on the vital efforts of the Good Shepherd Phuket Town charity, which supports slum children by providing free education and meals. Despite legal guarantees for universal free education in Thailand, real barriers persist, leaving many children in limbo. Viewers, moved by Gabi’s insightful presentation, expressed their frustrations online, slamming perceived government inaction and demanding accountability, with some urging legal action for dereliction of duty. In response to the viral exposure, the Phuket Provincial Office announced an upcoming press conference to address the concerns raised. The impact of Ride with Gabi’s work is evident, fuelling fresh discourse around the obligations towards Phuket's marginalized communities and pressing for tangible reforms. As a relatively private figure, Gabi lets his impactful content speak for itself. His growing audience of 234,000 subscribers benefits from his blend of travel diaries and candid explorations of social issues. While his exposé resonates with a broad audience, it also emphasises the ongoing challenge Phuket faces in aligning its glittering image with the harsh realities of its overburdened slum communities, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-18 -
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Judicial Exam in Thailand: Police Colonel Faces Cheating Allegations
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Obese People on Plane Seats.
If someone is that fat, they already know they can't fit in a seat.... They'll either book business or just not flight - I've seen large people flying, I've sat next to people who are large and were 'touching' shoulders etc... but thats part of flying.... IF someone is such a grumpy miserable ayhole of a passenger they can't stand fat people, maybe its them who should look at taking measures not to be exposed... i.e. get themselves a business class ticket and they're away from everyone. -
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Blitzkrieg and Schumer is actually right.
Yea, your gloom and doom posts are so mature. -
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Chinese Nationalists Praise Trump’s Cuts to Voice of America
Is DT also serving the interest of (Winnie-the)Pooh)? Winnie-the-Pooh is the well-known meme for Xi Jing Ping(current head of the Chinese Communist Party/Chinese President, since March 2013). And it is banned to show it publicly in the mainland of China; regarded "ridiculing" head of their state. -
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Obese People on Plane Seats.
just do what they do in America ... get up and punch the person behind you for saying NO ...- 1
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