Pee-ce treaty: Foreigners demand more loos after Phuket public urination uproar

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The following transcription presents news stories from across Thailand, featured in the Good Morning Thailand program hosted by Jay. Topics range from the e-cigarette crisis becoming a national agenda to a Thai adult content creator's retirement and scam warning.

E-Cigarette Crisis in Thailand Becomes a National Agenda

Thailand is addressing a surge in youth vaping as civil networks push for stricter regulations. A seminar held by the Senate Committee on Social Development highlighted concerns over nicotine addiction, mental health issues, and academic struggles. Studies reveal that 43% of primary school students have tried e-cigarettes, with rising numbers among young girls.

Police Pose as Delivery Riders to Arrest Drug Smugglers

Nakhon Ratchasima police carried out a sting operation disguised as delivery riders, leading to the arrest of two drug smugglers. The suspects, caught trafficking 400,000 methamphetamine pills worth 6 million baht, cited financial struggles as their motive. The operation raises ethical concerns over law enforcement impersonating private employees.

Foreigners Demand More Public Toilets in Phuket

A public urination controversy in Phuket has sparked debate over the availability of public restrooms. Viral images of two foreigners relieving themselves led to fines and criticism from Thai social media users. Foreigners argue that the island’s limited restroom facilities contribute to the problem, calling for better infrastructure.

Thai Adult Content Creator Retires, Warns of Scammers

Popular Thai content creator “J. Jett” has announced her retirement and cautioned fans about scammers impersonating her online. Fraudulent accounts have been using her name and images to promote fake livestreams. The news has disappointed her followers while also raising concerns about online identity theft.