Three Indian tourists called the police on a sex worker in Pattaya, Thailand, as they were unhappy with her physical appearance, specifically her "chest size," and asked her to leave. She asked them to make the full payment, but they refused. They left the hotel room and returned with the police. They told the officers that the woman was not getting out of their room as asked. However, she told the police that the men had hired her to provide sexual services. But now they were not ready to give her the money she said she was rightly owed, and there was no reason for the police to be involved. Pattaya is famous for its nightlife. Meanwhile, the police stated that they are accustomed to such incidents and deal with them regularly. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/google-searches-reveal-american-states-with-best-and-worst-sex-lives-1753352554780">Online search data reveals American states with best and worst sex lives</a> &nbsp;<h2>The Indian men in Pattaya&nbsp;were unhappy with the woman's chest size&nbsp;</h2>According to Pattaya Mail, the men met the woman at a popular bar and struck a deal with her for sexual services. She was to be paid 3,000 baht for each man and was given an initial deposit of 1.000 baht. They spent some time at the bar and then returned to a hotel room on Soi Pattaya Beach 11. However, the men changed their minds and asked her to leave. They were not happy with her physical appearance and her body figure, especially her chest size. They said it didn't meet their expectations. The woman refused to go out quietly and asked the men to pay the full amount. The men left their room on the pretext of withdrawing more money from the ATM. After some time, they returned with the police and complained that the woman was refusing to leave their room. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/scientists-reveal-why-dating-apps-are-failing-to-give-successful-matches-1753354418142">Scientists reveal why dating apps have become a total bust. Hint: It's got to do with men</a><h2>The Indian men in Pattaya claimed they didn't get what they wanted</h2>Meanwhile, the woman stood her ground and clarified what had happened and that she only wanted the full amount she was promised. The tourists claimed they felt misled by the woman’s appearance, and that the service did not match what had been promised. The woman denied she had done anything wrong and stated that both parties had mutually agreed to the services. The matter escalated quickly, and the police warned the tourists that mutual understanding in business transactions was important, particularly in places like Pattaya. They told them if it wasn't settled mutually, it could lead to further charges related to public nuisance, misrepresentation, and more serious accusations under Thai law. Both parties agreed to settle the matter, with the woman being allowed to retain a portion of the deposit and the men not having to pay the total amount. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/ashley-madison-india-data-extramarital-affair-cheating-delhi-mumbai-kanchipuram-1753248635305">Ashley Madison reveals EXTRA-MARITAL AFFAIR capital of India; Delhi covers most bases, and Mumbai...</a>&nbsp;Pattaya and several other parts of Thailand have an open social scene, and tourists often go there for such services. However, prostitution remains illegal in Thailand. Since the country heavily depends on tourism, with sexual services being a major part of the attraction, the Pheu Thai-led government is looking into legalising prostitution in Thailand.&nbsp;

Three Indian men hired a sex worker for the night, paid her an initial deposit of 1,000 baht and brought her to their room. However, they later asked her to leave because they claim they were misled by her figure, and she did not look like what they had imagined.

Three Indian tourists called the police on a sex worker in Pattaya, Thailand, as they were unhappy with her physical appearance, specifically her "chest size," and asked her to leave. She asked them to make the full payment, but they refused. They left the hotel room and returned with the police. They told the officers that the woman was not getting out of their room as asked. However, she told the police that the men had hired her to provide sexual services. But now they were not ready to give her the money she said she was rightly owed, and there was no reason for the police to be involved. Pattaya is famous for its nightlife. Meanwhile, the police stated that they are accustomed to such incidents and deal with them regularly. Also Read: Online search data reveals American states with best and worst sex lives The Indian men in Pattaya were unhappy with the woman's chest size According to Pattaya Mail, the men met the woman at a popular bar and struck a deal with her for sexual services. She was to be paid 3,000 baht for each man and was given an initial deposit of 1.000 baht. They spent some time at the bar and then returned to a hotel room on Soi Pattaya Beach 11. However, the men changed their minds and asked her to leave. They were not happy with her physical appearance and her body figure, especially her chest size. They said it didn't meet their expectations. The woman refused to go out quietly and asked the men to pay the full amount. The men left their room on the pretext of withdrawing more money from the ATM. After some time, they returned with the police and complained that the woman was refusing to leave their room. Also Read: Scientists reveal why dating apps have become a total bust. Hint: It's got to do with men The Indian men in Pattaya claimed they didn't get what they wanted Meanwhile, the woman stood her ground and clarified what had happened and that she only wanted the full amount she was promised. The tourists claimed they felt misled by the woman’s appearance, and that the service did not match what had been promised. The woman denied she had done anything wrong and stated that both parties had mutually agreed to the services. The matter escalated quickly, and the police warned the tourists that mutual understanding in business transactions was important, particularly in places like Pattaya. They told them if it wasn't settled mutually, it could lead to further charges related to public nuisance, misrepresentation, and more serious accusations under Thai law. Both parties agreed to settle the matter, with the woman being allowed to retain a portion of the deposit and the men not having to pay the total amount. Also Read: Ashley Madison reveals EXTRA-MARITAL AFFAIR capital of India; Delhi covers most bases, and Mumbai... Pattaya and several other parts of Thailand have an open social scene, and tourists often go there for such services. However, prostitution remains illegal in Thailand. Since the country heavily depends on tourism, with sexual services being a major part of the attraction, the Pheu Thai-led government is looking into legalising prostitution in Thailand.

Three Indian men hired a sex worker for the night, paid her an initial deposit of 1,000 baht and brought her to their room. However, they later asked her to leave because they claim they were misled by her figure, and she did not look like what they had imagined.

Indian men refuse to pay sex worker in Pattaya claiming she misled them about her figure

A British skydiver fell to his death from a Pattaya condominium on Saturday (Jan 27) after his parachute failed to deploy. The 33-year-old skydiver Nathy Odinson sneaked to the top of the 29-floor building and jumped off, while his friend waited to shoot the landing on the ground. However, as per media reports, Odinson’s parachute didn’t open fully, causing him to crash into some trees before falling to his death on the road.&nbsp; 
 
Tourist police in Tambon Na Klua in Bang Lamung district of Chonburi province were called in, who were told by the security officials of the condominium that they heard a loud noise of a heavy object hitting the ground and later heard a woman crying.

According to the security officials, Odinson had parked his car outside the building before sneaking into the building. Police said they were investigating the case and analysing CCTV footage from the building. Odinson’s friend was also interrogated by the police.

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Nathy Odinson, a British passport holder, owned a Facebook page ‘Nathy’s Sky Photography,’ which has over 5,000 likes and 10,000 followers. He would post several videos of him skydiving and base jumping from several locations in Thailand.

His posts also tagged a Facebook page called, Thai Sky Adventurers that sells packages for tourists who like skydiving from a small plane. The tourism company is located in Chonburi’s Si Racha district. 
 
Several friends and fans of Odinson have expressed shock and sorrow on social media.

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A similar incident occurred in the UK in July last year when a 32-year-old Royal Air Force (RAF) instructor accidentally filmed her own death as her parachute failed in a 12,000 foot free-fall jump in Oxfordshire.

The RAF is UK’s air and space force. Sergeant Rachel Fisk was reportedly filming herself and other parachutists who jumped together as part of a training exercise.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

A British skydiver fell to his death from a Pattaya condominium on Saturday (Jan 27) after his parachute failed to deploy. The 33-year-old skydiver Nathy Odinson sneaked to the top of the 29-floor building and jumped off, while his friend waited to shoot the landing on the ground.

A British skydiver fell to his death from a Pattaya condominium on Saturday (Jan 27) after his parachute failed to deploy. The 33-year-old skydiver Nathy Odinson sneaked to the top of the 29-floor building and jumped off, while his friend waited to shoot the landing on the ground. However, as per media reports, Odinson’s parachute didn’t open fully, causing him to crash into some trees before falling to his death on the road. Tourist police in Tambon Na Klua in Bang Lamung district of Chonburi province were called in, who were told by the security officials of the condominium that they heard a loud noise of a heavy object hitting the ground and later heard a woman crying. According to the security officials, Odinson had parked his car outside the building before sneaking into the building. Police said they were investigating the case and analysing CCTV footage from the building. Odinson’s friend was also interrogated by the police. Also read: Thailand: Indian gambling kingpin Chikoti Praveen in net after bust in Pattaya Nathy Odinson, a British passport holder, owned a Facebook page ‘Nathy’s Sky Photography,’ which has over 5,000 likes and 10,000 followers. He would post several videos of him skydiving and base jumping from several locations in Thailand. His posts also tagged a Facebook page called, Thai Sky Adventurers that sells packages for tourists who like skydiving from a small plane. The tourism company is located in Chonburi’s Si Racha district. Several friends and fans of Odinson have expressed shock and sorrow on social media. Also read: VIRAL VIDEO | Lion in Bentley: Thai woman arrested after her pet cub seen on Pattaya streets A similar incident occurred in the UK in July last year when a 32-year-old Royal Air Force (RAF) instructor accidentally filmed her own death as her parachute failed in a 12,000 foot free-fall jump in Oxfordshire. The RAF is UK’s air and space force. Sergeant Rachel Fisk was reportedly filming herself and other parachutists who jumped together as part of a training exercise. (With inputs from agencies)

Thailand: British skydiver falls to death in Pattaya as parachute fails to deploy

Ranks of tourist buses idle under a burning sun while once-bustling theme parks lie empty from above, striking images reveal the hollowing out of Thai tourism due to the effect of the new coronavirus.

Chinese tourists 10 million of whom were expected to visit this year have abandoned Thailand, staying at home as a health crisis sweeps the globe, or under quarantine by their government.

The attractions around Pattaya, a Thai tourist resort close to Bangkok which for several years has made its money from mainland tour groups, are struggling for survival.

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Beaches are quiet and shopping malls deserted as an economic malaise settles over a kingdom heavily dependent on tourist spending.

"The situation is very bad, there are very few tourists left," said Songsak Srimuang, a 27-year-old tattoo shop manager.&nbsp;

"Maybe I'll go back to my hometown and go back to farming."

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Pattaya, like the capital Bangkok, is fuelled by migrant labour from poorer Thai provinces as well as neighbouring countries.&nbsp;

Economic growth is forecast to shrink to as low as two per cent this year.

As tourism is eviscerated by the virus, Thais in spin-off industries fear the worst.

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"I make 1000 baht a day, it's not enough to earn a living," Pattaya ice-cream seller Rasmee Thapa, 28, told the sources.

Hotels and shops are shutting down, while those that stay open rely on Western ex-pats and Russian tourists who are still holidaying.

"Usually there are many tour buses but now it's nothing," said waitress Kochawan Greeglang, 30.

"If this keeps... the bar will have to close down and I won’t have anywhere else to work."

Thailand has confirmed 50 cases of the virus, with one death. &nbsp;

Ranks of tourist buses idle under a burning sun while once-bustling theme parks lie empty from above, striking images reveal the hollowing out of Thai tourism due to the effect of the new coronavirus.

Ranks of tourist buses idle under a burning sun while once-bustling theme parks lie empty from above, striking images reveal the hollowing out of Thai tourism due to the effect of the new coronavirus. Chinese tourists 10 million of whom were expected to visit this year have abandoned Thailand, staying at home as a health crisis sweeps the globe, or under quarantine by their government. The attractions around Pattaya, a Thai tourist resort close to Bangkok which for several years has made its money from mainland tour groups, are struggling for survival. Also read: China reports 27 new virus deaths, lowest rise in cases since January Beaches are quiet and shopping malls deserted as an economic malaise settles over a kingdom heavily dependent on tourist spending. "The situation is very bad, there are very few tourists left," said Songsak Srimuang, a 27-year-old tattoo shop manager. "Maybe I'll go back to my hometown and go back to farming." Also read: Global growth to fall below last year's level due to coronavirus: IMF Pattaya, like the capital Bangkok, is fuelled by migrant labour from poorer Thai provinces as well as neighbouring countries. Economic growth is forecast to shrink to as low as two per cent this year. As tourism is eviscerated by the virus, Thais in spin-off industries fear the worst. Also see: How this economic slowdown is different from the previous ones "I make 1000 baht a day, it's not enough to earn a living," Pattaya ice-cream seller Rasmee Thapa, 28, told the sources. Hotels and shops are shutting down, while those that stay open rely on Western ex-pats and Russian tourists who are still holidaying. "Usually there are many tour buses but now it's nothing," said waitress Kochawan Greeglang, 30. "If this keeps... the bar will have to close down and I won’t have anywhere else to work." Thailand has confirmed 50 cases of the virus, with one death.

Tour buses idle as Thai economy takes gut punch from virus

A Belarusian model who claimed she had proof of Russian efforts to help Donald Trump win office was set to be deported after being convicted Tuesday nearly a year after her arrest in Thailand for participating in a "sex training course".

Anastasia Vashukevich, known by her pen name Nastya Rybka, has been held with several others since a police raid in the sleazy seaside resort of Pattaya last February.

She had travelled to Thailand after becoming embroiled in a political scandal with Russian aluminium tycoon Oleg Deripaska, a one-time associate of US President Trump's disgraced former campaign director Paul Manafort.

She set off a scramble for details after promising to reveal "missing puzzle pieces" regarding claims the Kremlin aided Trump's 2016 election victory.

But the material never surfaced and critics dismissed it as a publicity stunt.

The Pattaya Provincial Court convicted her and seven co-defendants after they suddenly pleaded guilty to multiple charges including solicitation and illegal assembly.

"The court found them all guilty of soliciting sex," said a judge on the panel, handing them three-year sentences and $6,000 fines but reducing the sentences to time served.

"The court releases them today," the judge added.

Thai immigration chief Surachate Hakparn said they would be transferred to an immigration detention centre in Bangkok and deported.

"The next step, I will coordinate with the Russian government for their deportation, which will likely take one week for all the processes to complete," Surachate told AFP.

"They are blacklisted from Thailand permanently for conducting bad deeds."

Seduction guru 

The risque seminar was led by self-styled Russian seduction guru Alex Kirillov and some participants wore shirts that said "sex animator" even though one participant at the time described it as more of a romance and relationship course.

Kirillov, who has served as a spokesman for the mostly Russian group, told reporters as they arrived at court Tuesday that he believed they were set up.

"I think somebody ordered (our arrest)... for money," he said.

Vashukevich and Kirillov had once expressed fear of being deported back to Russia and at one stage called on Washington for help.

But Vashukevich later blamed the US for their imprisonment.

Both Washington and Moscow publicly had shrugged off Vashukevich's story, which the US State Department described as "bizarre".

A friend of theirs who has been involved in the case and was at the court told AFP they were "very happy" with the verdict.

Vashukevich, who has penned a book about seducing oligarchs, also faces legal problems in Russia.

Deripaska won an invasion of privacy lawsuit against her and Kirillov in July after a video apparently filmed by the model showed the tycoon vacationing with an influential Russian deputy prime minister.

Kremlin-connected Deripaska and Manafort, Trump's ex-campaign manager, did business together in the mid-2000s.

Manafort has since been convicted in the US of financial crimes related to political work he did in Ukraine before the 2016 election as well as witness tampering.

A Belarusian model who claimed she had proof of Russian efforts to help Donald Trump win office was set to be deported after being convicted Tuesday nearly a year after her arrest in Thailand for participating in a "sex training course".

A Belarusian model who claimed she had proof of Russian efforts to help Donald Trump win office was set to be deported after being convicted Tuesday nearly a year after her arrest in Thailand for participating in a "sex training course". Anastasia Vashukevich, known by her pen name Nastya Rybka, has been held with several others since a police raid in the sleazy seaside resort of Pattaya last February. She had travelled to Thailand after becoming embroiled in a political scandal with Russian aluminium tycoon Oleg Deripaska, a one-time associate of US President Trump's disgraced former campaign director Paul Manafort. She set off a scramble for details after promising to reveal "missing puzzle pieces" regarding claims the Kremlin aided Trump's 2016 election victory. But the material never surfaced and critics dismissed it as a publicity stunt. The Pattaya Provincial Court convicted her and seven co-defendants after they suddenly pleaded guilty to multiple charges including solicitation and illegal assembly. "The court found them all guilty of soliciting sex," said a judge on the panel, handing them three-year sentences and $6,000 fines but reducing the sentences to time served. "The court releases them today," the judge added. Thai immigration chief Surachate Hakparn said they would be transferred to an immigration detention centre in Bangkok and deported. "The next step, I will coordinate with the Russian government for their deportation, which will likely take one week for all the processes to complete," Surachate told AFP. "They are blacklisted from Thailand permanently for conducting bad deeds." Seduction guru The risque seminar was led by self-styled Russian seduction guru Alex Kirillov and some participants wore shirts that said "sex animator" even though one participant at the time described it as more of a romance and relationship course. Kirillov, who has served as a spokesman for the mostly Russian group, told reporters as they arrived at court Tuesday that he believed they were set up. "I think somebody ordered (our arrest)... for money," he said. Vashukevich and Kirillov had once expressed fear of being deported back to Russia and at one stage called on Washington for help. But Vashukevich later blamed the US for their imprisonment. Both Washington and Moscow publicly had shrugged off Vashukevich's story, which the US State Department described as "bizarre". A friend of theirs who has been involved in the case and was at the court told AFP they were "very happy" with the verdict. Vashukevich, who has penned a book about seducing oligarchs, also faces legal problems in Russia. Deripaska won an invasion of privacy lawsuit against her and Kirillov in July after a video apparently filmed by the model showed the tycoon vacationing with an influential Russian deputy prime minister. Kremlin-connected Deripaska and Manafort, Trump's ex-campaign manager, did business together in the mid-2000s. Manafort has since been convicted in the US of financial crimes related to political work he did in Ukraine before the 2016 election as well as witness tampering.

Model claiming Trump secrets to be deported after Thai trial

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