Thailand video news | Drunk woman causes Pattaya traffic jam, Malaysia drops 1MDB charges against Najib Razak
In today’s Thailand video news, Alex highlights key stories from Thailand and Southeast Asia. These include a fight between trans women on Phuket’s Bangla Road, chaos at a Maha Sarakham hospital caused by a meth-intoxicated patient, and a Pathum Thani couple seeking justice after a hit-and-run. Other updates feature fraud arrests, viral controversies, and regional developments like Vietnam’s anti-corruption crackdown and Singapore’s new vaccine facility. Stay tuned for the latest details.
Trans Women Fight on Phuket’s Bangla Road Sparks Outrage
A fight between two trans women over a foreign client on Phuket’s Bangla Road drew criticism after CCTV footage went viral. The clash, one of several, has led to bans from entertainment venues and concerns over Phuket’s tourism image. Netizens called for stricter controls to prevent such incidents, which some argue are common in red-light districts.
Meth-High Patient Causes Chaos at Maha Sarakham Hospital
A meth-intoxicated patient wielded a bed rail, forcing nurses to flee at a Maha Sarakham hospital. Video of the incident highlighted healthcare risks, leading the hospital to plan safety upgrades. Police subdued the patient, who was sent to a psychiatric facility. No injuries were reported.
Couple Appeals for Justice in Pathum Thani Hit-and-Run
A Pathum Thani couple sought public help after a hit-and-run endangered their family. The suspect vehicle, linked to a trafficking gang, remains at large. Frustrated by slow police progress, the couple turned to the Saimai Survive group, urging accountability and action.
Tutor Arrested for Defrauding Parents in Nakhon Sawan
Police arrested a tutor in Phayao for defrauding over 30 parents in Nakhon Sawan of 400,000 baht. Using social media, she promised private lessons before disappearing. The case underscores rising online fraud, prompting authorities to warn against unverified transactions.
Bangkok Police Deny Viral Explicit Video Involvement
Bangkok police denied links to a viral video of a food delivery rider allegedly performing oral sex on an officer. Officials suspect it involves actors using fake uniforms. Investigations continue, with potential charges for public indecency and online obscenity.
Drunk Woman Causes Pattaya Traffic Jam
A drunk woman fell asleep in her car, blocking South Pattaya Road during rush hour. Police took 30 minutes to wake her and found an open beer bottle inside. She faces legal action for disrupting traffic and causing endangerment.
Filipino Fugitive Caught in Bali for $67 Million Scam
Indonesian authorities arrested Filipino scammer Hector Aldwin Pantollana in Bali for defrauding thousands in fake investments. Identified via biometric data, he faces extradition to the Philippines. The arrest showcases ASEAN’s commitment to fighting transnational crime.
Vietnamese Tycoon Must Repay $11 Billion to Avoid Execution
Vietnamese tycoon Truong My Lan, sentenced to death for embezzlement, must repay $11 billion to reduce her sentence. Her case, part of Vietnam’s anti-corruption crackdown, highlights the government’s tough stance on corporate fraud.
Malaysia Drops 1MDB Charges Against Najib Razak
Malaysia’s High Court dropped 1MDB-linked charges against Najib Razak and a former treasury chief, citing delays and insufficient evidence. Critics question the government’s anti-corruption commitment, as Najib seeks house arrest amid broader legal reforms.
Sanofi Opens $595M Vaccine Facility in Singapore
Sanofi launched a $595 million vaccine facility in Singapore, boosting pandemic preparedness with modular production capabilities. Operational by 2026, the site strengthens Singapore’s position as a global biomedical hub, attracting investments from top pharmaceutical firms.
