Thai police arrest jet skier after joyride through flooded Bangkok streets

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: September 28, 2026Country: Thailand

Crime & Law

Thai police arrest jet skier after joyride through flooded Bangkok streets

Thai police arrested a jetskier who was joyriding through a flooded street in Bangkok. The rider was charged with causing a public nuisance, and authorities stated they would seek court approval to confiscate the jet ski. The event was widely shared on social media platforms.

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