Thailand video news | Pakistani tourist scammed in US$900 Pattaya beach heist, Thailand’s new visa rules: game-changer or red tape?
In Thailand video news, Jay covered various news stories from across Thailand. From a Pakistani tourist scammed out of US$900 on Pattaya Beach to Thailand’s new visa regulations sparking debate, they’ll dive into key issues affecting locals and visitors alike. Also in the news, the tragic death of a man harassed by an illegal chicken farm in Nakhon Ratchasima, and a police raid at a Jomtien bar selling illegal laughing gas balloons. Stay tuned for the full details on these stories and more.
Pakistani Tourist Scammed in US$900 Pattaya Beach Heist
A Pakistani tourist was tricked out of US$900 in a brazen scam while visiting Pattaya Beach. The tourist fell victim to a group that claimed to offer massage services but instead stole his money. Authorities are investigating the incident and warning tourists to remain vigilant while enjoying the popular beach destination.
Thailand’s New Visa Rules: Game-Changer or Red Tape??
Thailand’s newly introduced visa regulations have sparked mixed reactions. While some see the new rules as a game-changer for simplifying long-term stays, others argue that it adds more bureaucratic hurdles. We take a closer look at how these changes could impact tourism and expat communities in the country.
Thai Man Dies After Harassment by Illegal Chicken Farm
A tragic story unfolds in Nakhon Ratchasima, where a Thai man lost his life after enduring ongoing harassment from an illegal chicken farm operating near his home. The farm had reportedly caused serious disturbances, including foul odours and health concerns, leaving residents frustrated. Authorities are under pressure to take action.
Police Raid Jomtien Bar for Illegal Laughing Gas Sales
Authorities in Jomtien have cracked down on a bar selling illegal laughing gas balloons. The raid led to several arrests and the seizure of nitrous oxide tanks, highlighting concerns over the growing use of the gas in party hotspots. Police are urging businesses to comply with legal regulations and prioritize public safety.
