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Poster of a “leaning” building at Ploenchit to face lawsuit

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Poster of a “leaning” building at Ploenchit to face lawsuit

By Thai PBS

 

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BANGKOK: -- Lumphini police have issued warrant for the poster of a video clip of a hotel building in Ploenchit area  to report and acknowledge criminal charge for causing panic after it said the building is leaning and is near collapse.

 

The police took action on a Facebook user, Dr Kanoksak Chongchaipak or widely known as “Mor Earth” , a well-known skin doctor, after the company’s representative which owns the 33-storey building, known as Rosewood Bangkok, lodged complaint with the police over the false information spread on the social media.

 

On Aug 15 at about 12.45pm Dr Kanoksak posted on his Facebook that the building is leaning and subsiding. He also wrote that construction work had been stopped as the building was about to collapse.

 

Full story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/poster-leaning-building-ploenchit-face-lawsuit/

 
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-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2017-08-18

Very prompt action by the BIB, imagine how fast they would be if a real crime was committed.

Meanwhile police in the Italian town of Pisa are doing the jobs they are paid to do...

To be honest the 3d version does not show this leaning to the left...

Tell me please, this is joke.  It has to be fake news.  How many years to translate and issue a warrant for  Vorayuth Yoovidhaya?

 

This is totally farcical.

3 minutes ago, Thechook said:

Tell me please, this is joke.  It has to be fake news.  How many years to translate and issue a warrant for  Vorayuth Yoovidhaya?

 

This is totally farcical.

TiT

53 minutes ago, Tilacme said:

Very prompt action by the BIB, imagine how fast they would be if a real crime was committed.

They did ask around 6 months ago, please don't laugh at us on social media because it tarnishes our reputation.  

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Sanit Mahathavorn has ordered Lumpini cops to get the poster for contravening the country's strict computer laws.

The Leaning ThaiBev Top Cop is on the case, salivating.

51 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:

The Leaning ThaiBev Top Cop is on the case, salivating.

For him, everything leaning seems to be straight.

The sad thing is, that something posted on facebook can be believed by enough people to start this non event off.

'His post was false and had created social disorder and panic, the police said.' Where do they manage to come up with these charges? Social disorder and panic? Hardly, I think. And from the look of the picture, the RTP might want to take a closer look before it dismisses the post as false.

On 8/18/2017 at 6:05 PM, Tilacme said:

Very prompt action by the BIB, imagine how fast they would be if a real crime was committed.

Love the humour here :thumbsup:

The leaning Rosewood Tower of Phloen Chit

It almost seems the building was designed to appear leaning that might be perceived as on the verge of falling down. A sort of building optical illusion.

 

Chasing crimes commited over social media is going to become the staple task, i think.. never mind what actually happens in the real world, like, "person A stabs person B with a knife",  be more interested in persecuting people for what they say is much easier because it's written evidence.

Heck, I thought the company paid extra to get that look. Certainly they wanted a 'different' look and are surprised (angered) when someone points out how well they have done? You can't make this stuff up.

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