An Italian vacationer hurled Tirade from abuse to the police who dragged him out of the ocean after being caught on snorkeling in protected waters.
The tourist and his Woman paddled in a coral protection zone off the coast of Krabi, Southern ThailandOn February 21 when they were stopped by the marine police.
Officers politely explained that swimming in the area was 'forbidden' and asked the couple on board their speedboat to be brought back to the nearby beach.
But the husband refused and launched instead in an anger filled with the religion that saw him burning the officers as 'crazy' and promised that this was his 'last time in F *** ING Thailand'.
Shocking video of the meeting shows the hot -headed tourist completely melting away, screaming and cursing against the police, dragging him and his wife to the ship.
On board the couple 'lost' his mind, according to the police, who claim that they said 'they did not care about our rules' and' argued how they 'paid good money for snorkeling so that they should be able to do what they wanted'.
The embarrassing tirade of the tourist is the last in a series of collisions between holidaymakers and local, who, according to officials, have increased since the Thai government last year implemented a visa -free schedule.
Angry locals claim the scheme, which aims to stimulate income after the infertile pandemic years, has attracted crowds of 'low quality' visitors.
An Italian holiday maker (depicted) and his wife were lifted in a coral protection zone off the coast of Krabi, South Thailand, on February 21. Marine police who swim in the area was 'forbidden' and asked the couple on board their boat to take their boat back to be taken to the beach to be taken to the beach to be taken to the beach.
But instead the tourist refused a religious anger that saw him the officers as 'crazy' and promised that this was 'last time in F *** ING Thailand'
Officers of the Nopparat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park patroled the coast of Krabi when they saw the couple swimming in the nature conservation zone.
“I helped with patrols because there were many violations in areas where we are trying to protect the coral,” recalled PSI Scott, a double Scottish-Thaise National who serves as an adviser to the national parks of the country.
“While we were in the middle of the sea, we came across these two foreigners, a few about 700 meters from the island – a closed coral protection area.”
Swimming is forbidden in the area to restore the bleached coral of rising water temperatures, PSI explained.
But the National Parks adviser acknowledged that there was There are no guides to check the pair and said that “no one had told them it was a closed area.”
He said the couple swam without supervision, of which he claims it was “risky because they were both older.”
“I warned them, but they acted as if they didn't understand and kept swimming,” he said. “Our foreign volunteers blew their whistles and they finally listened when I warned them again that this place was closed.”
But the couple was insisting on their swimming, which forced the marine police to step in.
“I asked our Thai officers to jump into the water to put them under pressure to get on the boat,” said PSI. “They started screaming and swearing us in Italian and said,” You're annoying, you're crazy “.
The couple argued against the rules, called the price of their snorkeling excursion and told PSI that they 'did not want to swim near the beach because they said it was for children'.
Officers of the Nopparat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, the tourist went on their speedboat. The hot -headed holiday maker had a completely collapse, screaming and swearing against the police, dragging him and his wife to the ship
On board the couple 'lost' his mind, according to the police, who claim that they said 'they did not care about our rules' and' argued how they 'paid good money for snorkeling so that they should be able to do what they wanted'
The eruption 'man child' of the tourist was with massive criticism online with a lot of interrogation 'Why does he throw tantrums?'
“Grown people who behave like children, Geez, especially so,” noted a Tiktok user user.
“I thought a jellyfish was in the googles … Only to realize that it was a tantrum,” another wrote.
One taper joked: “Tourists who always worn as if they own the place.”
“Why can't people respect rules and boundaries alone!” The one answered, as another repeated: 'Mr. Thailand probably doesn't care whether you will return or not. Just follow the rules or departure as you said. Have a tantrum for adults. SMH. '
A taper even said: “I'm ashamed of being Italian. As an Italian I apologize. '
According to PSI, there are only a handful of operators to supervise the many tourists and tour boats on the island.
Conservationists also have the task of checking tourists for their own safety to prevent drowning in the notoriously unpredictable area of ​​the ocean.
