Thai bar manager allegedly shaves female customer's head over unpaid S$2,300 bill
The woman was alleged to have previously avoided paying bills at other establishments.
A bar manager in Thailand has been accused of shaving a female customer's head after she allegedly failed to pay a bill of 60,000 baht (approximately S$2,306). The incident was brought to light by Chalida Phalamat of the Pen Nueng Foundation, who shared footage of the manager shaving the woman's head on Aug. 27. The woman had entered the venue on Aug.
25 using a fake identity card and was accused of avoiding payment at other establishments. The bar manager also claimed that the woman had previously agreed to sell her hair for 3,000 baht (about S$115). Chalida, the woman's mother, described the shaving as excessive and unlawful, questioning the bar's actions and the woman's consent.
The mother also claimed that her daughter had suffered physical injuries and had offered to pay the bill in instalments.
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