Laotian man holds family at knifepoint to seek help returning home
Israeli and Thai nationals held in Bangkok over secret filming of sexual encounters
Frenchman becomes second foreigner deported under new rules
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Frenchman becomes second foreigner deported under new rules
11 Sept 12:37Key points summarised by AI
French national Kevin Dimino was deported from Thailand for violating public order, engaging in threatening behavior, assault, and inciting racial/religious divisions.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, acting as interior minister, issued the deportation order under new regulations.
Dimino's deportation marks him as the second foreigner removed under Thailand's recently introduced stricter deportation framework.
The deportation follows a highly publicized dispute at Samui Exotic Park involving Israeli tourists and the display of a Palestinian flag.
Israeli and Thai nationals held in Bangkok over secret filming of sexual encounters
Today 14:52Key points summarised by AI
Bangkok police arrested an Israeli man for allegedly secretly filming sexual encounters with Thai women, reportedly after sedating them with cake.
A Thai woman was also detained in the same raid, found with crystal methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia, suggesting involvement in drug trafficking.
The Israeli suspect allegedly lured women via a dating app, offered them cake potentially laced with sedatives, and recorded their encounters without consent.
Authorities discovered the Israeli man had overstayed his visa by 2,095 days; he denied drug ownership and reportedly threatened arresting officers.