Thailand video news | Russian men turn to Pattaya nightlife as war and draft fears drive them abroad, American fugitive arrested during meditation retreat in Chiang Mai
In Thailand video news, Alex and Jay cover the latest stories from across the country. Russian men are increasingly turning to work in Pattaya’s nightlife to escape the uncertainty of war back home. A new fake traffic message scam is also targeting motorists across Thailand. In heartbreaking health news, a one-year-old child has undergone surgery … The story Thailand video news | Russian men turn…
According to new reports, young Russian men are finding work in Pattaya's nightlife scene to escape concerns over military mobilisation in their home country. Sam, a 23-year-old from Moscow, and Ilya, a 25-year-old from St. Petersburg, are among those working at a club on Walking Street rather than returning to Russia. The war has taken a toll on their friends and family back home, making Pattaya an attractive option for work and freedom.
Thailand will reduce the price of diesel by 2.40 baht per litre beginning September 16, covering B0, B7 and B20 diesel grades until October 31. The reduction was approved amid geopolitical tensions involving the United States, Israel and Iran, creating uncertainty over international energy supplies. Drivers are warned of fraudulent SMS messages targeting bank details, urging them not to interact with suspicious messages.
A one-year-old boy required emergency surgery after his fingertip was accidentally severed while a nursing assistant removed an IV dressing at a hospital in Yasothon. Doctors successfully reattached the fingertip in Ubon Ratchathani, with more time needed to determine the recovery of nerves, blood vessels and tissue. An American man wanted in the US for alleged sexual abuse of children has been arrested during a meditation retreat in Chiang Mai.
Joshua was accused of assaulting several girls under the age of 16 and was revoked from his visa after Thailand received a request for assistance from the FBI’s Legal Attaché office in Bangkok. A Canadian man, 58, was arrested for sexually assaulting female employees at Bangkok shopping malls, with one incident occurring at a clothing store in Lat Phrao and another at a Chatuchak-area mall.
The suspect admitted to the allegations and faces prosecution in Thailand, after which he will be deported and placed on an immigration watchlist. Thailand aims to boost its gaming industry following the success of Gamescom in Germany, with 15 domestic companies generating a prospective business pipeline worth over 270 million baht.
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