KRABI, Thailand – Two Chinese tourists agreed to pay a restaurant bill after Tourist Police intervened in Ao Nang, Krabi, on October 10. Tourist Police from Krabi Unit 1 (Ao Nang) received a report at about 7.25pm that Chinese tourists had eaten at a restaurant without paying. Officers went to the restaurant and spoke with the tourists and restaurant staff to establish what had happened.
Police explained the relevant legal procedures to the tourists, who then understood the situation and reached an agreement with the restaurant, agreeing to pay the bill. Both the tourists and the restaurant staff thanked the officers for their assistance. The Tourist Police said they remain ready to assist visitors under their “Your First Friend” service. Tourists can contact the Tourist Police hotline at 1155 for assistance.
