Harsh rubdown: Girlfriend of alleged victim speaks out on transwoman’s inappropriate touches

 

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The girlfriend of the Thai man allegedly sexually harassed by a transwoman said the masseuse was warned twice for her inappropriate behaviour towards her boyfriend before he took action at a massage parlour in Chiang Mai. The accused transwoman insisted on her innocence and complained that the man physically attacked her without a reason.

 

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Chiang Mai massage parlour filing defamation over ‘distorted’ molestation claim

 

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An escalating spat over alleged sexual molestation at a massage parlour in Chiang Mai‘s Wualai district has taken a new twist. The accused masseuse, along with the owner of the establishment, retaliated, filing a police complaint against the young male client and the creator of the Facebook post that spurred the initial allegation. They claim the online account was a distortion of the actual events, causing damage to their business reputation.

 

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Overpass collapses in Lat Krabang, injuring many

 

 

A section of an overpass under construction collapsed on Monday evening in Lat Krabang district.

 

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Eight alleged illegal loggers could have their settlement rights revoked

 

 

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation will revoke, if charged, the right to live in a conserved forest for eight settlers, after they were caught allegedly logging illegally in Phupan National Park in Kud Bak district of Thailand’s north-eastern province of Sakhon Nakhon.

 

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Outgoing Thai PM found guilty of neglect of duty over PM2.5 pollution

 

 

The Chiang Mai Administrative Court ruled against the prime minister and the National Environmental Board today (Monday), for neglecting their duty to deal with the annual dense smog in Chiang Mai.

 

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US$2.8Bn worth of Thai durian exported to China in four months

 

 

Thai durian exporters have capitalised on the ASEAN-China free trade agreement (FTA) and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) by exporting about US$2.8 billion worth of fresh durian to China from January to April this year, a substantial increase of 85.31% over the same period last year, according to the Thai Foreign Trade Department.

 

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Former DSI Director-General Tarit sentenced to two years in prison by Supreme Court

 

 

A former director-general of Thailand’s Department of Special Investigation (DSI), Tarit Pengdit, was escorted to Bangkok Remand Prison this evening (Monday), to serve a two-year prison sentence, after the Supreme Court upheld the Appeals Court’s sentence.

 

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