Taxis in Pattaya stopped taking money from Russians
Taxis in Pattaya stopped taking money from Russians after the killing of the Nazimovs.
Consensus
- The murder of Russian siblings Diana and Roman Nazimov occurred in Pattaya, Thailand.
- Local bike taxi drivers in Pattaya began offering free rides to Russian tourists after the incident.
- Drivers used online translation tools to express condolences to Russian passengers.
- Two local men were arrested as suspects in the case and confessed to the murder.
- The suspects claimed they killed the victims to steal their motorcycle.
- The bodies were buried in a location near where they were found.
- Additional victims were discovered nearby, linked to the same criminal group.
Points of divergence
- The suspects are Thana Kytthong and Thongchai Sinin, also known as Pong and Thong. — vm
- The author of the video stated that she has lived in Thailand for two years and never encountered negative behavior from Thais before this event. — vesti
- The incident is described as a response to the murder of the Nazimovs, with drivers expressing support through free rides. — vm
- The author of the video emphasized that this behavior is an exception for Thailand. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Taxis in Pattaya stopped charging Russians after the killing of the Nazimovs — Вечерняя Москва
- Thai taxi drivers stopped taking money from Russians after the killing of the Nazimovs — Вести