A dispute involving a group of Italian teenagers during a school trip in Thailand has drawn public attention after video footage appeared online. In the clips, a woman on Bangkok’s BTS SkyTrain tells a group of youths they are being too loud and says, “In Thailand, we don't scream.” The incident has been widely shared on social media, prompting the Italian embassy to issue an apology on behalf of the group and to seek forgiveness for the disturbance, according to reports. The accounts describe the disagreement as occurring on public transport rather than at a specific tourist site, and they attribute the immediate cause to noise and conduct by the visiting students. While the videos focus on the exchange between the woman and the teenagers, reporting centers on the response from Italian officials, who address the situation publicly after the footage circulated. The reports do not indicate broader political or criminal consequences, but they emphasize the embassy’s decision to respond and the importance placed on public behavior during travel.
Italian students’ disorderly behavior on Thailand trip sparks apology request
A dispute involving a group of Italian teenagers during a school trip in Thailand has drawn public attention after video footage appeared online. In the clips, a woman on Bangkok’s BTS SkyTrain tells...
- Video footage circulates online showing an exchange on Bangkok’s BTS SkyTrain involving Italian students and a woman.
- The woman tells the teenagers they are too loud and says that “In Thailand, we don't scream.”
- The incident is connected to an Italian school trip in Thailand.
- The Italian embassy issues an apology seeking forgiveness on behalf of those involved.
- Reports focus on the public transport conduct described in the footage.
Footage shared to social media showed the woman on the BTS SkyTrain accusing a group of young people of being too loud, telling them: 'In Thailand , we don't scream.'
4 hours agoFootage shared to social media showed the woman on the BTS SkyTrain accusing a group of young people of being too loud, telling them: 'In Thailand , we don't scream.'
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