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Thai Restaurant Industry Faces Crisis as Purchases Plummet by 40%
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Hat Yai Motorcycle Taxi Overcharges Malaysian Tourist, Police File 4 Charges
Picture courtesy of Daily News A motorcycle taxi driver in Hat Yai has been arrested for overcharging a Malaysian tourist and now faces four charges, including vehicle seizure. A Malaysian tourist shared on Facebook, in Chinese, about their experience in Hat Yai, Thailand, which ended at the police station. After using a motorcycle taxi service, the tourist was charged THB 1,000 in fines at the police station and paid THB 300 for the ride, deemed overpriced. Upon learning of the incident, Police Lieutenant Colonel Sitthichai Pradap of the Hat Yai station ordered traffic police to locate and apprehend the motorcycle taxi driver. The driver, named Mr. Phuwathat, was found near Hat Yai’s municipal office with his white and black Honda Click bike and arrested on four charges: overcharging, improper vehicle use, not providing safety helmets, and overloading passengers. The motorcycle has been seized for evidence. Mr. Phuwathat explained that he initially agreed to transport one passenger, but when two people showed up, he charged accordingly. He apologised for the overcharge. Lieutenant Colonel Sitthichai stated that, in collaboration with local transport authorities, there is an initiative to standardise fares for tuk-tuks and motorcycle taxis. Public notices will display fixed rates, like a 1.3-kilometre trip from Hat Yai Station to the Clock Tower costing THB 20 per person. If passengers encounter unfair charges, they can lodge a complaint via 074-236-100, and the Hat Yai police will address the issue. Based on a story by Daily News -- 2025-03-28 -
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Thai Restaurant Industry Faces Crisis as Purchases Plummet by 40%
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Migrants Flee North as Trump’s Crackdown Shifts Illegal Border Crossings to Canada
Yeah, I kind of laughed when I read the phrase "self-deport". Absconding into Canada isn't self-deporting. -
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Thai Restaurant Industry Faces Crisis as Purchases Plummet by 40%
increase sales, improve your food
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