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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
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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 after his fingertips were accidentally severed at a hospital.
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- Thailand Approves Temporary 2.40-Baht Diesel Price Reduction
- 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 after his fingertips were accidentally severed at a hospital
- In crime news, an American was arrested during a meditation retreat, while a Canadian was arrested at a shopping centre, with both facing charges related to alleged sexual offences
Summary
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 after his fingertips were accidentally severed at a hospital.
### Russian Men Turn to Pattaya Nightlife as War and Draft Fears Drive Them Abroad
Young Russian men working in Pattaya’s nightlife district say fears of military mobilisation helped push them to leave home for Thailand. Sam, 23, from Moscow and Ilya, 25, from St Petersburg, are among those working at a Walking Street club rather than returning to Russia. Sam, who performs as a pole dancer, said people his age fear being sent to fight and that he has already lost friends and relatives during the war.