Ladyboy Brawl Sparks Image Concerns in Phuket

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Ladyboy Brawl Sparks Image Concerns in Phuket
A viral fight between ladyboys on Soi Bangla has raised concerns about Phuket’s tourist image. The video, widely shared online, prompted debate over public behaviour and law enforcement. Officials urge the public not to generalise the LGBTQ+ community based on the incident.

 

Serial Concrete Attacker Caught in Bangkok
Bangkok police arrested a man who admitted to throwing concrete blocks at cars on Bang Na-Trat Road 12 times. He blamed alcohol and homelessness for his actions. Charged with attempted murder, he will appear in court on 4 May.

 

Bee Swarm Injures 30 at Temple Ceremony
Over 30 guests were stung during a monk ordination in Nakhon Ratchasima when a child’s balloon disturbed a hive. Victims suffered facial and torso stings, with four seriously injured. Emergency responders rushed several to hospital.

 

Thailand Uses Muay Thai as Soft Power Tool
Thailand is promoting Muay Thai abroad to boost cultural influence and economic growth. Training centres and gear exports are planned across Europe and China. The campaign also features Thai fighters in games and films.

 

C-130 Plane Skids Off Samui Runway, No Injuries
A Thai Air Force C-130 skidded off the runway in Samui due to brake failure during a training flight. All 62 onboard were safely evacuated. No injuries or airport damage were reported.

 

Soi Cowboy Remains Bangkok’s Iconic Party Strip
Soi Cowboy continues to thrive as a nightlife hotspot with over 40 bars and neon-lit appeal. Located off Sukhumvit Road, it attracts global tourists. The street remains a symbol of Bangkok’s party culture.

 

Deadly Crash at Manila Airport Kills Two
An SUV crashed into pedestrians outside NAIA Terminal 1 in Manila, killing a child and one adult. Four others were injured. The driver, who panicked and hit the accelerator, is now in custody.

 

Malaysia Holds Emergency Session Over US Tariffs
Malaysia’s Parliament will convene on 5 May to respond to sudden US tariffs targeting local exports. Trade officials are negotiating with the US. The government aims to protect jobs and trade ties.

 

Indonesia Opens Hajj Terminal to Ease Pilgrimage Travel
President Prabowo inaugurated a new Hajj terminal at Soekarno Hatta Airport to improve pilgrim services. The facility includes pre-clearance lanes for Saudi immigration. It is designed to reduce stress for elderly travellers.

 

Tourism Booms in Ho Chi Minh City During Reunification Day
Ho Chi Minh City’s Reunification Day celebrations drew 2.7 million visitors and doubled Lunar New Year revenue. Hotels were near full occupancy. Parades, tours, and patriotic events boosted tourism significantly.

 

[Harrisfan]

Put a boxing ring near the beach. Daily ladyboy fights. Winner gets 5,000 baht. Charge 200 baht entry.