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Foreign Tourist to Be Deported After Hua Hin Rampage

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Foreign Tourist to Be Deported After Hua Hin Rampage


A Qatari tourist is facing deportation from Thailand after allegedly carrying out a series of unprovoked attacks on six people during a violent rampage in Hua Hin. Among those reportedly targeted was a woman in a wheelchair, whom the suspect allegedly dragged from her wheelchair during the incident. The attacks caused alarm in the local community and prompted police intervention as officers moved to stop the tourist from harming anyone else. Authorities treated the case seriously because of the number of alleged victims and the apparent lack of provocation behind the attacks. Following the investigation, officials moved toward revoking the man's permission to remain in Thailand and deporting him from the country once the legal process is completed. The case has also renewed discussion about how Thailand deals with foreign visitors who commit serious offences, particularly when their behaviour threatens public safety.

Jail 18mths first

Qatar has a lot of rich people.

Virtually no unemployment.

Migrant workers compose 86% of the population and 94% of the workforce.

That means 14% of the population comprises only 6% of the workforce.

Apparently that culture creates disrespectful people like this one.

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