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Children assaulted on 'ghost train'

Parents of several young children have complained to police that their offspring were physically and sexually assaulted while riding the ghost train at a fair in Ranong province.

The reported assaults occurred at the annual Loy Krathong festival in Ranong's Muang district, according to a report in Khao Sod.

A 13-year-old boy said that he was punched in the face by one of the ride employees. The boy's father said that his son came out of the ride with a bruise on his face and a bleeding nose.

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    Discussion 1 : 23 Nov 2012 at 17.561

    DO NOT take compensation, they offend again by lack of registration.
    Any other case will be a nightmare again, for )*Y*Z^) sake why oh why does the Thai police doesn't prevent these payoffs to happen, it reflects what most of us Thai or foreigner so object....bribes.
    What is the point in griming dogs on tv making a stand against corruption?
    This is corrupt, does a payment takes away the girls misery?
    Stupid!! Get him to court!!

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