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Sri Lankan Tourist Injured in Dispute with Transgender Woman in Pattaya

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Pattaya, Thailand – June 1, 2025 – A 54-year-old Sri Lankan tourist sustained head injuries during a confrontation with a 29-year-old transgender woman named Mintra over payment for sexual services on Saturday night. The incident highlights ongoing issues related to the sex trade in Pattaya, a city known for its vibrant nightlife.

Police intervene

According to local police, the altercation occurred after the two parties had initially agreed on a fee of 2,000 baht for the services. However, the situation escalated when the tourist reportedly refused to pay upon discovering that Mintra was transgender. In the ensuing dispute, Mintra struck the tourist with her high-heeled shoe, resulting in visible injuries to his head.

When authorities arrived at the scene, they found the tourist bleeding and in need of medical attention. Both individuals involved in the altercation were advised to seek medical reports, which will be necessary for any potential legal proceedings. The tourist has since filed a formal complaint with Pattaya City Police, prompting an investigation into the incident.

This case underscores the complexities and challenges faced by individuals in the sex industry in Thailand, particularly regarding issues of consent, payment disputes, and the treatment of transgender individuals. As the investigation unfolds, it remains to be seen how the legal system will address the circumstances surrounding this altercation.

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The incident has drawn attention on social media, with many users expressing concern over the safety and rights of both tourists and sex workers in the region. As Pattaya continues to attract visitors from around the world, discussions about the local sex trade and its implications for both residents and tourists are likely to persist.

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