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Bangkok:- The Culture Ministry has threatened to take legal action against models at the on-going 36th Bangkok International Motor show for having exposed themselves too much.


Culture Minister Veera Rojpojanarat said he had received a lot of complaints that many models in the motor show fair had dressed improperly.


Veera said complaints were especially raised against a brand for showing body painting on some models that was considered to be too much exposed.


The minister said he has seen the photos of body-painted models and he thought they were revealing too much and their act was not appropriate for the Thai culture.


“I’ll have the Culture Watch Office coordinate with that brand and the organizer to make sure that the models get dressed properly,” Veera said.


Yupha Thaweewatanakijboworn, director of the Culture Watch Office, said she had assigned her officials to coordinate with the Royal Thai Police to take legal actions against the models who revealed themselves “too much”.


Yupha said the act of models might be deemed indecent act that violated Article 388 of the Criminal Code.


She said the article prohibited any person from carrying out an embarrassing act by exposing himself or herself or doing any other indecent activity in public place. Such a violation would be subject to a fine of Bt5,000, she added.


Her office will gather pictures of too-much revealing models at the motor show for using as evidence for taking action, she added.


“They have clearly violated the law,” Yupha said. She also warned social networkers not to share the models’ photos as they could be deemed violating the computer crime act too.


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This article says 5000 baht.

Section 388 Whoever, doing any shameful act in public by indecently exposing oneself's person, or by committing the other indecent act, shall be fined not out of five hundred Baht

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This is just sad now. 1st the Coyote dancers, then the underboob selfies, now this. What's next, no bare feet? The culture minister seriously needs to get a life. Wonder how many complained were men? wink.png

I'm glad she doesn't eat in the Big C food courts or we may loose the beer girls.
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This is just sad now. 1st the Coyote dancers, then the underboob selfies, now this. What's next, no bare feet? The culture minister seriously needs to get a life. Wonder how many complained were men? wink.png

I'm glad she doesn't eat in the Big C food courts or we may loose the beer girls.

Oh, I did forget the moratorium on beer girls too. smile.pngSource

  • No more “beer girls”
  • Health warnings on all alcohol products
  • No old bottles of wines or beer can be used to decorate a business
  • No happy hours promotions
  • Promoting alcohol through word of mouth is also illegal
  • No alcohol logos are allowed on glasses, ashtrays and other paraphernalia
  • Punishments of up to six months in jail for various offences
  • All promotion of alcoholic consumption is illegal
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