Pattaya Transwomen Accused of Stealing 20 Million Baht Watch from Chinese Tourist
A high-value watch, estimated at 20 million baht (approximately $550,000 USD), was stolen from a Chinese tourist in Pattaya, Thailand. Transgender women are reportedly suspects, raising concerns about safety in popular tourist destinations.
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