Popular Post snoop1130 Posted 22 hours ago Popular Post Posted 22 hours ago Original photo from the prison cell advert post | Photo via Wang Noi Police Station/Facebook A humorous yet clever post from Wang Noi Provincial Police Station's Facebook page has taken social media by storm. The post, featuring two police officers inside a jail cell, amusingly promoted their "prison cell facilities" as a unique lodging option, drawing widespread amusement and engagement online. Described as a "loft-style" experience, the cell offers a 31 square metre space complete with a bedroom and an en-suite bathroom. Marking its rustic charm, the station humorously highlighted essential ‘amenities’ including free breakfast, good ventilation, and 24-hour surveillance by cameras and staff. In a playful touch, the post also included ‘booking conditions’, cheekily stating that anyone committing a crime could ‘check-in’ without a deposit, with a tempting offer of spending Saturday night inside and receiving a complimentary extra day on Sunday. This tongue-in-cheek approach resonated with online audiences, quickly garnering over 72,000 likes and 4,000 comments. Users contributed to the banter by posing comical questions about whether the cells featured a key card system, offered vintage room decor, or if early check-out was possible. The police station's page administrator took part in the fun, responding with witty retorts to the light-hearted inquiries. The post has been shared more than ten thousand times, becoming a viral sensation. In a world often filled with serious news, the Wang Noi Provincial Police Station's creative engagement serves as a delightful reminder of how humour can effectively reach and entertain the community, offering a moment of levity and connection online. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-04-28 1 2 4
Popular Post hotchilli Posted 7 hours ago Popular Post Posted 7 hours ago 14 hours ago, snoop1130 said: Described as a "loft-style" experience, the cell offers a 31 square metre space complete with a bedroom and an en-suite bathroom. Marking its rustic charm, the station humorously highlighted essential ‘amenities’ including free breakfast, good ventilation, and 24-hour surveillance by cameras and staff. I wonder why Thaksin didn't take up this unique offer. 3 7
Popular Post mfd101 Posted 7 hours ago Popular Post Posted 7 hours ago Nice to see police with a well-developed sense of humour. Good for us all. 4 1 2
FlorC Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 14 hours ago, snoop1130 said: good ventilation Yeah but no aircon . Count me out. 2
Popular Post Denim Posted 6 hours ago Popular Post Posted 6 hours ago I've seen hotel rooms that look as bad or worse : 1 2
black tabby12345 Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago 30 minutes ago, Denim said: I've seen hotel rooms that look as bad or worse : Is this the jail-turned hotel?
Purdey Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Fun loving Thais. I wonder if other police forces have this sense of humour. "Send your two year old to try our crèche. Full mod cons. Lots of cons in fact." 2
cynic1 Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 1 hour ago, Denim said: I've seen hotel rooms that look as bad or worse : I stayed at a Hostel near Bangkok Airport the room was far worse than this room. Had no TV, bed and pillow as hard as a rock, no sheets one cheap half sized blanket Nothing else in the room. Cost $23 Au per night. The prison cell, what the police have offered, would have been luxury compared to what I had.Plus it's free. 1
digger70 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Thai Police Station Goes Viral with Hilarious "Prison Cell Stay" Post One better has a good look, those cops are not in a cell I say this is BS. they are just in a jail house that gives entry to the cells. Download.mp4
thesetat Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Can we complain and be allowed to leave upon learning the cameras did not work and the staff did not check on our well-being regularly?
oldestswinger Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Of course, there is no such thing as Wang Noi Provincial Police Station. The word 'provincial' has somehow wrongly found its way into the story.
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