A late-night clash between a group of Thai ladyboys and foreign women erupted on Pattaya Beach, drawing widespread attention online. The incident occurred at 03:50 on 29 March 2026, with video footage rapidly circulating on social media and attracting heavy criticism. Witnesses reported chaos along the beachfront, alarming nearby tourists as the altercation escalated into a physical confrontation. Get today's headlines by email The incident took place near the old pier, approximately 50 metres from Walking Street, opposite Soi Beach Road 13/4 in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung district, Chonburi province. According to reports, the ladyboy group, who typically offer services along Pattaya Beach Road, became involved in a dispute with a group of foreign women. The argument reportedly intensified quickly, leading to a street fight that drew both concern and, in some cases, cheering from onlookers. A source identified only as “A”, a member of the ladyboy group, said the situation began when two foreign women were arguing among themselves. She claimed she approached them to suggest they resolve their dispute elsewhere but was met with the remark “shutup Ladyboy”, which led to a verbal exchange and eventual physical confrontation. She insisted her intention had been to defuse the situation. During the altercation, “A” reported that her mobile phone went missing, though it is unclear who took it. Police investigators have recorded the loss in the daily log and are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the individual responsible. As of now, neither the ladyboy group nor the foreign women involved have filed formal complaints or pursued legal action. The incident has sparked widespread criticism online, with many questioning the management of Pattaya’s beach areas and the frequency of similar disturbances. Authorities are expected to continue reviewing surveillance footage and may take further steps if complaints are filed. The case has also renewed calls for stricter regulation and improved oversight of beachfront activities to prevent similar incidents in the future. AQOtOXXFrBniMjYMW00zUWMHr8ZtEkG2cVI1to9HLzPI71PlhCiYCYCszKm5mzji-Uz6cyLESnRSA58CZh8PkGboQNiiNPLLQf2pgAqEdQ.mp4 Join the discussion? Already a member? Adapted by ASEAN Amarin 30 Mar 2026
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