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ok venner og veninder ((7)) her får i en halvgammel nyhed og en ny, vi starter med den gamle

Tourist police, charity rescue German beggar




The tourism police and a German charity have come to the aid of a German man with excessively swollen legs, found begging near Khao San Road in Bangkok, after his photos were distributed and shared on social media.

Chumphol Thiangtham, chairman of the Deutscher Hilfsverein Thailand eV, said yesterday that Benjamin Holse had been put up at a guesthouse following coordination between his organisation and officials from the German Embassy. The man will be taken to the embassy on Monday to be given a new passport after further verification of his identity.

Chumphol said the German organisation officials had earlier approached Holse and offered help but he had turned it down. Tourism police, after learning about Holse from social media, stepped in and contacted Chumphol again for help, he added.

He said Holse had arrived in Thailand on September 2 by a Chinese Eastern Airlines flight on a one-way ticket. A tourism policeman, Pol Lieutenant Piyaphong Bukhunthos, said police first contacted Holse on Wednesday and the German had said his passport, wallet and other documents had been stolen.

A police Facebook page later quoted Holse as saying that the excessive swelling on his legs was a congenital symptom and his condition was neither elephantiasis nor painful.

http://www.nation...43746.html


se det er/var en lidt sørgelig historie, stakles mand tænke mange, de samlede penge ind, så han kunne købe en flybillet, få sig et nyt pas, lidt godt at spise og et sted at bo, mens han venter på fly og pas selv lommepenge er der blevet til

vi/jeg kan konstaterer at næste kærligheder florerer i smiles land hip hip hurra for det

Her kommer den nyeste nyhed

Manden den stakles tysker kørte i fin taxi til Pattaya hvor han nu opholder sig på gaden og tigger