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Thai teenagers attack and rob Japanese man near Makkasan Airport Rail Link
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A Japanese national sustained injuries and lost his credit card after he was attacked by a group of Thai teenagers near Makkasan Airport Rail Link Station in Bangkok at around 8pm on August 12.
Key facts
- A Japanese national sustained injuries and lost his credit card after he was attacked by a group of Thai teenagers near Makkasan Airport Rail Link Station in Bangkok at around 8pm on August 12.
- A 44 year old Thai app-based taxi driver, Arthit, shared an account of the incident in the Grab Car Driver Club Thailand Facebook group.
- Arthit then encountered Japanese man, later identified as 43 year old Yuki, shortly after teenagers left
- The driver also said he was previously attacked in the same area by a group of teenagers who were under 15 years old
Summary
A 44 year old Thai app-based taxi driver, Arthit, shared an account of the incident in the Grab Car Driver Club Thailand Facebook group.
He said he had been resting in an area beneath the station when he heard teenagers making loud noises in an abandoned area nearby. Shortly afterwards, the teenagers left the area on two motorcycles.