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Foreign Women Defecate on Sidewalk

Public urination incident in Patong captured on CCTV, sparking outrage among local businesses.

Phuket, Thailand – Two foreign women were filmed defecating on a public sidewalk in the busy Patong area, causing distress and anger among local residents and business owners.

CCTV Footage Captures Incident

The incident occurred on June 20, 2026, around 5 PM in the Kathu district. The shopfront where the act took place was closed and not yet open to customers at the time.

A CCTV camera recorded the two women stopping in front of the premises. The footage was later shared online, intensifying discussions among local merchants.

Severe Stomach Upset Cited as Cause

Video evidence showed that one of the women was suffering from severe stomach issues and could no longer control herself. She squatted on the sidewalk and defecated directly in front of the covered display.

She then used toilet paper to clean herself before leaving the scene with her companion. The waste remained on the sidewalk, forcing the shop owner to clean it up.

Merchants Outraged Over Hygiene and Image

Several local business owners expressed their displeasure. They criticized the compromise of hygiene standards and believe the shopping district’s image has been damaged.

The incident ignited a broader debate about public behavior in tourist destinations and the challenges faced by businesses operating there.

Women’s Identities Remain Unknown

The nationality and identity of the two women have not been determined. There is no information available regarding whether they are tourists or residents.

Authorities have not announced any investigations or legal actions related to the incident. An official statement regarding potential enforcement measures or efforts to identify the individuals is still pending.

Debate on Decorum in Tourist Zones

The media company Amarin reported that the case has reignited discussions about conduct in popular holiday spots. It remains unclear if further measures will be implemented.

Local retailers voiced their dissatisfaction, criticizing the impact on hygiene standards and the shopping district’s reputation.

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