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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 18 March 2025
Thai Ride-Hailing Rider Accused of Harassment in Heated Phone Call Picture courtesy of Siam Rath A troubling incident has recently captured public attention in Thailand, as a female passenger accused a ride-hailing app rider of inappropriate behaviour, including touching her leg and making sexual advances. The story took a dramatic twist when the rider phoned the woman to negotiate, referencing his legal representation while threatening counteraction if she pursued legal measures. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1354963-thai-ride-hailing-rider-accused-of-harassment-in-heated-phone-call/ -
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Thai Ride-Hailing Rider Accused of Harassment in Heated Phone Call
Picture courtesy of Siam Rath A troubling incident has recently captured public attention in Thailand, as a female passenger accused a ride-hailing app rider of inappropriate behaviour, including touching her leg and making sexual advances. The story took a dramatic twist when the rider phoned the woman to negotiate, referencing his legal representation while threatening counteraction if she pursued legal measures. The incident came to light through Kan Jompalang, a social media figure, who shared an audio clip of their conversation. The ensuing dialogue offers a revealing glimpse into the tensions underlying such situations. Rider's Apology and Acknowledgement: The conversation begins with the rider admitting his lapse in judgement. "I lost my temper. I shouldn't have done it," he says, expressing genuine remorse. He suggests moving forward without dwelling on the event, seeking a resolution to avoid further complications. Passenger's Firm Stance: The passenger, unwavering in her stance, confirms her intention to file a police report. "If such things happen, no one wants to let it slide," she insists, making it clear she will not overlook the incident. Rider’s Legal Warning: The rider acknowledges her decision but warns against publicising their interaction. "If you go public, I’ll seek legal action too," he cautions, mentioning his vehicle's cameras and his attorney’s readiness to assist. Acceptance of Consequences: In an attempt to find closure and appease the situation, the rider tells the passenger he is prepared to accept any fines for misconduct. "I'm prepared to face the consequences," he declares, reinforcing his willingness to address the situation legally if necessary. Closure Attempt: Despite the tension, he reiterates his apology, saying, "I hope we can resolve this matter amicably. I’m genuinely sorry," demonstrating a dual strategy of apologies and subtle threats to deter any further legal action from the passenger. Kan Jompalang’s involvement has spread the story widely, amplifying the debate around safety in ride-hailing services in Thailand. The influencer seems to challenge whether the rider's intimidation could counteract the passenger’s resolve, especially with social support on her side. As this case unfolds, it raises important questions on the ride-hailing industry's responsibilities to ensure passenger safety, possibly prompting stronger regulatory measures. While monetary consequences remain minimal, heightened vigilance and regulatory responses seem imminent. This incident reflects a broader global dialogue on passenger safety, corporate accountability, and personal security in today’s gig economy, reported Siam Rath. -- 2025-03-18 -
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If you go to Thaiwatsadu or Home Pro or other big stores you will see more staff than shoppers. Way too many staff would be eating into their bottom line $$$ and thereby lowering their profit margin, it's a recipe for disaster. -
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Iran’s Digital Crackdown: Drones, Apps, and Surveillance Enforce Hijab Laws
Authoritarian regime attacks the rights and freedom of women and now moves to the use of digital surveillance technology to suppress dissent and enhance monitor compliance Its a thing.
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