Further Privileges Anticipated For ‘Untouchable’ Thaksin After Release On Parole
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Crime CCTV Shows British Man Vandalising Pattaya Woman’s Home
No, No, No ... he is a total loser. A 44 year-old behaving like a teenager who was reject at the prom and now his life has come to an end. For fu*&ksakes, he only new her for 10 days on a temporary basis. 44 years-old and still doesn't know the difference between a regular girl and girl for hire. Deport him for his own good. Junior needs to get back to the nanny state where he can be looked after. -
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20 Foreigners Assault Thai Shop Owner in Phuket Dispute Photo via Facebook/ เหยี่ยวข่าว ภูเก็ต Newshawk Phuket In a shocking incident in Phuket, nearly 20 foreigners allegedly attacked a Thai motorcycle rental shop owner and another local following a dispute over vehicle damage fines. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1369600-20-foreigners-assault-thai-shop-owner-in-phuket-dispute/ -
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Video 20 Foreigners Assault Thai Shop Owner in Phuket Dispute
Photo via Facebook/ เหยี่ยวข่าว ภูเก็ต Newshawk Phuket In a shocking incident in Phuket, nearly 20 foreigners allegedly attacked a Thai motorcycle rental shop owner and another local following a dispute over vehicle damage fines. The altercation, captured on video, occurred around 9.30 pm on Monday, August 11, as reported by Newshawk Phuket on August 12. The footage reveals the foreigners, whose nationalities remain unknown, assaulting the pair in a narrow alleyway. Despite attempts by some to restrain their friends, the situation escalated beyond control. The victims, one of whom owns a nearby motorcycle rental business, are currently receiving treatment at Patong Hospital. Witnesses reported that the conflict began when the owner requested compensation for damage to a rented motorcycle, which led to the foreign renters refusing to pay. The dispute spiralled out of control when the owner suggested police mediation, prompting a violent reaction from the group. A local bystander, trying to assist the shop owner, also became a target of the aggression. Calls for police intervention were swiftly made, and a formal complaint has been lodged at Patong Police Station. Authorities are now examining security footage to identify and apprehend those involved. This incident is not isolated but rather part of a troubling trend in Phuket. In June, a similar violent altercation involving foreigners occurred outside a shopping centre, where two men assaulted security guards after being confronted for breaking local regulations. Earlier in February, another dispute in Patong saw a group of foreign men attack a Thai tuk-tuk driver over a parking disagreement. Such incidents underscore the growing tension between foreign visitors and local residents. Tourism, a significant contributor to Phuket’s economy, needs careful management to avoid further deterioration of relations. Although the island is famed for its hospitality and vibrant lifestyle, these episodes highlight the importance of adhering to local norms and respecting community standards. The Patong business community has expressed concern and urged stricter enforcement of regulations to protect both residents and visitors. The local government is expected to respond by ensuring safety and harmonious co-existence between tourists and locals. As officials continue to investigate, the story serves as a reminder of the delicate balance required to maintain Phuket as a welcoming and safe destination. The local authorities, businesses, and residents must collaborate to address these challenges, ensuring that Phuket remains a sought-after spot for international travellers while safeguarding the well-being of its community. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-08-13 -
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47's weaponization of the DOJ shows the US is now a dictatorship
Marshal LAW now in the capitol of the USA ,, so its now official its a Fascist Regime ,,,,, the sex pistols were right back in 1976
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