Pol Maj-General Phanthana Nutchanart, deputy commissioner of the Immigration Bureau, said police now know the whereabouts of the Chinese woman who posted a negative clip about Soi Nana on Sukhumvit Road.
Phanthana, however, admitted that the Chinese tourist had the right to post a clip criticising Thailand. Police had yet to consider the legal aspects of taking action against her.
Phanthana said police would summon the tourist for interrogation to know about her motive.
He was commenting on a post on Facebook page, Lui Chin (Fighting Chinese). On Wednesday, the page posted that a Chinese TikTok user, who is a star on Douyin, a Chinese social network, had posted a clip discrediting Thailand by saying it was unsafe for women to travel alone on Soi Nana.
The FB page Lui Chin added the Chinese tourist had mentioned in her video clip that 99% of people on Soi Nana “are not good”.
On Thursday, Lumpini Police Station sent a report on the case to the Metropolitan Police Bureau.
In the report, the station identified the Chinese woman as Ziyu Wang, 28, who entered Thailand via the Suvarnabhumi checkpoint on November 2. Her visa expires in October next year.
The report quoted the Chinese woman as speaking on her video clip that she would risk herself to warn women about what would happen if they visited the soi alone.
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