ดรามาวัยรุ่นชาวอิตาลี ป่วนบนรถไฟฟ้า BTS | เจาะประเด็นข่าว 7HD

7HD News Spotlight - Following online criticism of a group of Italian teenagers making noise, shouting, and laughing on the BTS Skytrain, disturbing other passengers, and being met with insults upon being reprimanded, the Italian Embassy has posted a video apologizing to the Thai people. The drama involving the Italian teenagers on the BTS Skytrain: A large group of Italian teenagers boarded the BTS Skytrain, making loud noises and using foul language. The person filming the incident asked them in English to lower their voices as it was a public area. Instead of cooperating, the students became agitated, covering the phone camera, giving the middle finger, raising their fists, laughing mockingly, and making derogatory remarks, including, "Sorry for bringing money to your country." Throughout the incident, a Thai tour guide tried to intervene but was unable to control the situation. The guide also questioned why other passengers didn't stand up to defend their right to use public spaces and suggested that relevant authorities should have better measures in place to monitor tourists behaving inappropriately. Shortly afterward, the tour company organizing the study trip issued a statement apologizing for the short incident that reflected a negative image of the company's values. This behavior has been promoted for many years. Many of the children appearing in the clip are minors on a field trip to learn about a new culture, leading to excessive excitement and recklessness. Following this, numerous social media users complained to the Italian Embassy in Thailand's Facebook page, requesting an investigation into the behavior. The situation escalated to the point where a Thai person confronted the group of Italian teenagers at their hotel. A video shows a Thai-German man visiting the hotel where the teenagers were staying. The video summarizes the conversation as follows: The Italian man said he was aware of the problem, which he considered a serious one, and tried to apologize to the Thai people, emphasizing their respect for Thailand. The Thai-German man stated, "Your actions in the video do not show respect for Thailand. How would you feel if Thai people behaved like this in your country? I want the man in the video to apologize in person." Meanwhile, the Facebook page of the Embassy of Italy in Bangkok released a video over a minute long showing four Italian teenagers, part of the group in the BTS Skytrain incident, standing in a line, performing a traditional Thai wai (traditional Thai greeting), and saying "สวัสดี" (hello) in Thai, before taking turns apologizing to the Thai people and Thai culture. The Italian Embassy in Thailand issued a statement in three languages ​​expressing regret and apologizing to the Thai people for the inappropriate behavior of the Italian youth tourists, which was captured in a video circulating on social media. The statement condemned the actions, emphasizing that it was an individual act and did not reflect the values ​​of all Italians. It reiterated that Italy, like Thailand, values ​​politeness, respect, and friendship, and expressed hope for maintaining good relations between the two countries. The statement also mentioned that the group of Italian teenagers were scheduled to travel to Koh Lan today. Following this, reporters investigated the Laem Bali Hai pier in Pattaya, a key departure point for ferry services to Koh Lan. The atmosphere was calm and normal, with Pattaya police officers maintaining security and order. No gatherings of people or social media groups were observed, contrary to initial reports of tourists causing disturbances. A police report can be filed. A spokesperson for the Royal Thai Police stated that if the victim believes the actions or expressions of the individual constitute defamation, humiliation, or an infringement on human dignity, they can file a police report to prosecute the case on charges of causing public nuisance or violating service provider regulations. The video clips and images disseminated on social media are considered important evidence that authorities can use in prosecuting the case. (Image credit: Facebook Embassy of Italy in Bangkok) #Channel7News #7HDNewsAnalysis #Youth #Italy #PublicNumbness #BTS #Skytrain 📌 Follow Channel 7HD News on: Application: https://go.ch7.com/app Website: https://www.ch7.com YouTube:    / @ch7hdnews   Facebook:   / ch7hdnews   Instagram:   / ch7hd_news   X: https://x.com/ch7hd TikTok:   / ch7hd_news