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A British actor has traveled to Thailand's eastern border to donate solar panels and supplies to the Border Patrol Police. Mark Shelley, accompanied by his Thai wife, Naphatwarun Sirirattanasap, brought nine solar panel sets, dried food, snacks, and bottled water to officers in Trat province. This gesture aims to boost the morale of police stationed near the Cambodian border, where tensions have been rising.

 

The donation occurred at Border Patrol Police Company 116, where Police Colonel Siamrath Rattanachanajan expressed gratitude for the support. Shelley, waving the Thai flag, stated, “Thailand, fight, fight!” and shared his honor in contributing meaningfully, contrasting with typical tourist activities like visiting Pattaya. The solar panels will provide much-needed power for communication and electronic equipment for the officers on alert.

 

The increased readiness among police units comes as tensions have prompted a heightened state of alert along the border. Since the initial disturbance, officers have maintained full deployment to monitor the situation, support military units, and engage with local communities. Colonel Siamrath emphasized the importance of staying informed through official channels while assuring the public that security forces are actively working to maintain peace.

 

Looking ahead, the Border Patrol Police and military partners continue to focus on safeguarding national sovereignty and protecting residents in the border area. The donated resources will aid officers in sustaining their operations and enhancing communication capabilities, critical for their ongoing vigilance.

 

Key Takeaways

• A British actor and his wife donated solar panels to Thai border police.
• The donation supports officers near the Cambodian border amid rising tensions.
• Authorities urge the public to stay informed and assured of national security.

 

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  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-10-03

 

 

Who ?

2 minutes ago, JoePai said:

Who ?

 

When I tried to search him first time just by name his imdb page didnt even show up. After a 2nd try adding imdb it finally showed up. Hes a TV actor starring in nothing you've ever watched. 

5 minutes ago, JoePai said:

Who ?

 

 

Appeared in Eat the Peach, an Irish film from the 1980s.

 

Come on....you must have seen that......🤭

Just now, Will B Good said:

 

 

Appeared in Eat the Peach, an Irish film from the 1980s.

 

Come on....you must have seen that......🤭

Why must I have seen that film?

 

And no I haven't seen that film.

 

There are most probably hundreds of films that I have never seen, along with thousands of books I have never read, and millions of people I have never met.

3 minutes ago, billd766 said:

Why must I have seen that film?

 

And no I haven't seen that film.

 

There are most probably hundreds of films that I have never seen, along with thousands of books I have never read, and millions of people I have never met.

 

 

OMG.....you must be a bundle of laughs at parties.

@billd776, I assume that English is not your first language?

51 minutes ago, JoePai said:

Who ?

Definitely not on my radar either.  

1 minute ago, connda said:

Definitely not on my radar either.  

 

Although he has made the odd minor appearance.....he is actually an armourer for movie sets....so A1 says

2 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

Although he has made the odd minor appearance.....he is actually an armourer for movie sets....so A1 says

 

As does IMDB.

 

My baby sister has more actual acting credits on IMDB.

 

13 hours ago, billd766 said:

Why must I have seen that film?

 

And no I haven't seen that film.

 

There are most probably hundreds of films that I have never seen, along with thousands of books I have never read, and millions of people I have never met.

think that went over your head

13 hours ago, billd766 said:

Why must I have seen that film?

 

And no I haven't seen that film.

 

There are most probably hundreds of films that I have never seen, along with thousands of books I have never read, and millions of people I have never met.

 

And billions of jokes you've never understood. 

14 hours ago, Will B Good said:

 

 

Appeared in Eat the Peach, an Irish film from the 1980s.

 

Come on....you must have seen that......🤭

Seen many movies, but not that one, although the album  Eat "A" Peach is one of my favorites. 6.0 on IMDB, so it sounds like it was a decent movie.

I was bit concerned about the wife waving the flag shouting fight ! Fight ! Fight 

There is no place for violence 

She should be encouraging peace. And forgiveness not this violence!

 

 

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Photo courtesy of บ้านเมือง

 

A British actor has traveled to Thailand's eastern border to donate solar panels and supplies to the Border Patrol Police. Mark Shelley, accompanied by his Thai wife, Naphatwarun Sirirattanasap, brought nine solar panel sets, dried food, snacks, and bottled water to officers in Trat province. This gesture aims to boost the morale of police stationed near the Cambodian border, where tensions have been rising.

 

The donation occurred at Border Patrol Police Company 116, where Police Colonel Siamrath Rattanachanajan expressed gratitude for the support. Shelley, waving the Thai flag, stated, “Thailand, fight, fight!” and shared his honor in contributing meaningfully, contrasting with typical tourist activities like visiting Pattaya. The solar panels will provide much-needed power for communication and electronic equipment for the officers on alert.

 

The increased readiness among police units comes as tensions have prompted a heightened state of alert along the border. Since the initial disturbance, officers have maintained full deployment to monitor the situation, support military units, and engage with local communities. Colonel Siamrath emphasized the importance of staying informed through official channels while assuring the public that security forces are actively working to maintain peace.

 

Looking ahead, the Border Patrol Police and military partners continue to focus on safeguarding national sovereignty and protecting residents in the border area. The donated resources will aid officers in sustaining their operations and enhancing communication capabilities, critical for their ongoing vigilance.

 

Key Takeaways

• A British actor and his wife donated solar panels to Thai border police.
• The donation supports officers near the Cambodian border amid rising tensions.
• Authorities urge the public to stay informed and assured of national security.

 

Related Stories:

Thaksin Donates 1m Baht: Boosts Border Cops' Morale

Border Tensions Rise as Thai Govt Faces Crisis

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-10-03

 

 

He should keep his nose out of it. There are enough people stirring up trouble without his help.

3 hours ago, Ohyesuare said:

 

And billions of jokes you've never understood. 

Noy exactly billions, more like millions.

18 hours ago, Will B Good said:

 

 

Appeared in Eat the Peach, an Irish film from the 1980s.

 

Come on....you must have seen that......🤭

Sounds like a porno.

Just another deceptor on the scene tryin to scrub your brain in the devil's direction.

 

You better wake yer arxse up and quick.

19 hours ago, simon43 said:

@billd776, I assume that English is not your first language?

Actually that is a completely wrong assumption.

 

I was born and brought up at Poole in Dorset from 1944 until 1960 when I left home at 15 to serve 25 years in the RAF, followed by 7 months working in a satellite ground track station, 4 years with the Home Office, and 10 years with Motorola building mobile phone base stations in the UK and offshore.

19 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Photo courtesy of บ้านเมือง

 

A British actor has traveled to Thailand's eastern border to donate solar panels and supplies to the Border Patrol Police. Mark Shelley, accompanied by his Thai wife, Naphatwarun Sirirattanasap, brought nine solar panel sets, dried food, snacks, and bottled water to officers in Trat province. This gesture aims to boost the morale of police stationed near the Cambodian border, where tensions have been rising.

 

The donation occurred at Border Patrol Police Company 116, where Police Colonel Siamrath Rattanachanajan expressed gratitude for the support. Shelley, waving the Thai flag, stated, “Thailand, fight, fight!” and shared his honor in contributing meaningfully, contrasting with typical tourist activities like visiting Pattaya. The solar panels will provide much-needed power for communication and electronic equipment for the officers on alert.

 

The increased readiness among police units comes as tensions have prompted a heightened state of alert along the border. Since the initial disturbance, officers have maintained full deployment to monitor the situation, support military units, and engage with local communities. Colonel Siamrath emphasized the importance of staying informed through official channels while assuring the public that security forces are actively working to maintain peace.

 

Looking ahead, the Border Patrol Police and military partners continue to focus on safeguarding national sovereignty and protecting residents in the border area. The donated resources will aid officers in sustaining their operations and enhancing communication capabilities, critical for their ongoing vigilance.

 

Key Takeaways

• A British actor and his wife donated solar panels to Thai border police.
• The donation supports officers near the Cambodian border amid rising tensions.
• Authorities urge the public to stay informed and assured of national security.

 

Related Stories:

Thaksin Donates 1m Baht: Boosts Border Cops' Morale

Border Tensions Rise as Thai Govt Faces Crisis

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-10-03

 

 

I wonder what he was smoking before? Or taking mushrooms or biscuits?

Or they paid him?

What a muppet. Even his wai looks idiotic.

19 hours ago, JoePai said:

Who ?

Exactly

The headline could have been..... "Farang husband of Thai woman pokes his nose in....."

1 minute ago, Caldera said:

What a muppet. Even his wai looks idiotic.

 

 

His wai is actually spot on.

 

Most wannabe Thais wai far too high to most people

Looks like some one looking for his 5 minutes of fame 

Good he is giving some thing to the people of Thailand so will be appreciated for that 😁

Just now, shackleton said:

Looks like some one looking for his 5 minutes of fame 

Good he is giving some thing to the people of Thailand so will be appreciated for that 😁

 

I wonder if he has just been dragged into it by his wife?

 

I guess that depends on who spoke to the media beforehand.

1 minute ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

His wai is actually spot on.

 

Most wannabe Thais wai far too high to most people

 

In a group picture with Thais where the foreigner is the only one who wais, the wai looks idiotic no matter how high it is. To me anyway. 

19 hours ago, Will B Good said:

 

Although he has made the odd minor appearance.....he is actually an armourer for movie sets....so A1 says

Obviously never worked for Alec Baldwin

21 minutes ago, billd766 said:

 

I was born and brought up at Poole in Dorset from 1944 until 1960 when I left home at 15

So it's true that English isn't your first language.

20 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

This gesture aims to boost the morale of police stationed near the Cambodian border

So some unknown foreigner staying in Thailand who was in a. movie 50 years ago is actually going to boost morale to soldiers? Haha... Who writes this stuff. 

I wonder is this is a promotional news story to make the cambodian mess seem more tragic to Thai soldiers stationed there. I also wonder if this foreigner actually bought these things on his own and was not coerced to make such a trip. 

One thing i am sure of, is that an unknown foreigner actor who was in a movie 50 years ago did not boost any morale of soldiers watching the borders.