Finnish man seriously injured after fall from building in Pattaya

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Finnish man seriously injured after fall from building in Pattaya

 

Picture: Siamchon

 

PATTAYA: -- Police are investigating the circumstances which resulted in a Finnish man falling from a disused building in Pattaya.

 

Hussein Maher, 61, is believed to have fallen from the second of the building located at Midnight Mall on Soi BJ in Nong Prue, in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

 

It is not known why Mr Maher was in the building at that time.

 

Siamchon News reported that an unnamed friend said that Mr Maher was the owner of the building and could have visited the premises in the early hours to inspect some renovation work that is being carried out on the property.

 

Mr Maher suffered serious injuries and was rushed to hospital.

 

Police have said they will speak to Mr Maher once his condition has improved.

 

Source: Siamchon News

 

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[hansnl]

A Finn named Hussein?

[Jingthing]

2 minutes ago, hansnl said:

A Finn named Hussein?

So what? Why do we always get ignorant comments like that as if their some kind of white / Christian requirement to have a European passport?

[Baerboxer]

17 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

So what? Why do we always get ignorant comments like that as if their some kind of white / Christian requirement to have a European passport?

 

That's right. Non Christian, non Caucasian peoples have been welcomed into European countries for centuries. 

[thaitero]

He is a egyptian born businessman (realestate etc) with finnish passport.  Hope he will be o.k..

[Cleveland]

8 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:

 

That's right. Non Christian, non Caucasian peoples have been welcomed into European countries for centuries. 

Tolerated, not always welcome.

[Raymonddiaz]

37 minutes ago, hansnl said:

A Finn named Hussein?

Wake up my man! Names don't belong to any particular nation now. They call it globalization.  

 

[Trexpat]

1 hour ago, hansnl said:

A Finn named Hussein?

Wow, the ignorance in that staement absolutely astounds me. I am in a mixed race marriage my parents were from different origins.

I am part English/Irish my wife is part Thai/Chinese. Where would we best to live and what name should we use 'hansnl'. What nationality names should we choose for our kids?

 

[Destiny1990]

13 minutes ago, Trexpat said:

Wow, the ignorance in that staement absolutely astounds me. I am in a mixed race marriage my parents were from different origins.

I am part English/Irish my wife is part Thai/Chinese. Where would we best to live and what name should we use 'hansnl'. What nationality names should we choose for our kids?

 

Pick a German name.

[Briggsy]

Soi BJ, snigger snigger.

 

Difficult to take this place seriously.

 

Actually, I don't.

[balo]

A Finn named Hussein. 30 years ago that would be fake news.

[kcpattaya]

I hope he makes it - and able to explain what happened... 

[ujayujay]

1 hour ago, hansnl said:

A Finn named Hussein?

Yeah.............Xenophobia is difficult to fight.

[Moon6966]

1 hour ago, hansnl said:

A Finn named Hussein?

I have finnsh passport and my name is not Finnish... 

[midasthailand]

7 minutes ago, ujayujay said:

Yeah.............Xenophobia is difficult to fight.

Methinks you need to look up Xenophobia in the dictionary friend!

 

The posters statement "A Finn named Hussein?" has nothing to do with Xenophobia!

 

He/She is merely expressing surprise that a Finn would have a Middle Eastern surname, nothing Xenophobic about that at all! 

[Get Real]

2 hours ago, Jingthing said:

So what? Why do we always get ignorant comments like that as if their some kind of white / Christian requirement to have a European passport?

Isn´t it? 

[Spaniel]

56 minutes ago, Briggsy said:

Soi BJ, snigger snigger.

 

Difficult to take this place seriously.

 

Actually, I don't.

Soi BJ was named after an American guy, Bill Jones (aka BJ), who with his Thai wife, ran a bar on the corner of the soi  in the early 70's and the bar was named BJ's.

[Briggsy]

3 minutes ago, Spaniel said:

Soi BJ was named after an American guy, Bill Jones, who with his Thai wife, ran a bar on the corner of the soi  in the early 70's.

Is that right?

[Moonlover]

2 hours ago, hansnl said:

A Finn named Hussein?

A former US president named Obama (Kenyan)?

 

A former Peruvian president named Fujimori (Japanese)?

 

An Irish Prime Minister named Varadkar (Indian)?

 

Come on. Wake up to the 21st century.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[midasthailand]

Just now, Briggsy said:

Is that right?

Brian Jenkins? 555 not sure I believe that story about how Soi BJ got its name!

[midasthailand]

20 minutes ago, Moon6966 said:

I have finnsh passport and my name is not Finnish... 

Well it is now!

[Spaniel]

1 minute ago, midasthailand said:

Brian Jenkins? 555 not sure I believe that story about how Soi BJ got its name!

Well if you don't believe it you can go and ask BJ himself.     He and his wife still live in Pattaya and run the BJ Holiday Lodge on Pattaya Beach Road, Soi 3.

[Moonlover]

Oh and whilst I'm on the case, what about the large number of Thai women with western surnames. Mine included.

[Justgrazing]

1 hour ago, Destiny1990 said:

Pick a German name.

Saxe Coburg & Gothe .. The German name of the British Royal Family .. Yea lets see what the " you can't say ( or think ) that " moralista's got to say about that one .. 

[Justgrazing]

3 hours ago, hansnl said:

A Finn named Hussein?

You might have known that would kickstart the guardians hansnl .. Not an unreasnable raising of the eyebrows though in the same way you might for an Egyptian with a well known Finn' name like say Ari Vatanen .. Either way lets hope the chap recovers fully .. 

[Trexpat]

1 hour ago, Destiny1990 said:

Pick a German name.

Hmmmmmm. Same point, does the origin of the name define me?

I new an guy born in the Former East Germany whos mother named him Pierre. She named him that because she dreamed one day of being able to travel to France. Does not make him or her French does not make him an immigrant or somebody to be looked down upon or cast aside. Somebody already said it here today that this is what we call globalization.

 

So a german name would be fine yes. Perhaps a couple of kids - Bratwurst and Pommes..........

[Wim1954]

3 hours ago, hansnl said:

A Finn named Hussein?

The last 3 weeks suddenly foreiers are falling from buildings 6 in 3 weeks I wonder......

[soalbundy]

47 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:

Saxe Coburg & Gothe .. The German name of the British Royal Family .. Yea lets see what the " you can't say ( or think ) that " moralista's got to say about that one .. 

or Battenburg, oops sorry Mountbatten

[farcanell]

Globalization began during the times of the Roman Empire... ( maybe earlier), but it was called romanization... nothing new here folks

[champers]

Rudolf, Donner and Blitzen are German, but they live in Finland (Lapland).