A video of a female victim slapping the man who assaulted her has blown up over Thai social media, inspiring endlessly creative video parodies in its wake. From Star Wars to Doraemon-themed interpretations, Thai net users are having a field day giving the man a taste of his own medicine!
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Clip of Thai woman slapping her attacker inspires the internet to create diverse parodies【Videos】
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Krista Rogers
Sep 17, 2015 - Tweet
Transit authorities offer commuters in Singapore free off-peak fares in effort to alleviate morning rush
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John Stuart Translations
Jul 3, 2013
Japan is of course not the only country that experiences crowded trains and subways during rush hour. Over the last 10 years Singapore’s population has increased by 30 percent, putting pressure on its public transportation system, especially during the morning rush. Though Japan is trying to alleviate overcrowding with wider trains, Singapore is taking a different approach to the problem; free fares until 7:45 a.m. for anyone getting off at one of 16 stations in the downtown core.
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