Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2016 9:25:36 GMT 7
British tourist refused entry to Thailand after using passport as loo roll.
www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/british-tourist-refused-entry-to-thailand-after-using-passport-as-loo-roll/ar-BBpoLb0
A British tourist has been refused entry into Thailand because she ripped pages out of her passport to use as toilet paper on a night out. Faye Wilson, 28, a hairdresser from the Lake District, was escorted all the way back to the UK by a security guard after being turned back at the airport by immigration. She said that she and a friend had used the passport pages as toilet paper when they'd got caught short a few years earlier. "Before I could explain more, they had deported me back to Dubai and then to Glasgow and confiscated my documents."
Speaking about the night in question, Faye told ITV News: We were walking from one bar to the next and we must have been desperate for a wee and obviously didn't have any toilet roll," she said. "We decided it would be a good idea to use my passport, which is obviously really stupid. "It was maybe two or three pages. I was a bit drunk so didn't even think about the consequences."
www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/british-tourist-refused-entry-to-thailand-after-using-passport-as-loo-roll/ar-BBpoLb0
A British tourist has been refused entry into Thailand because she ripped pages out of her passport to use as toilet paper on a night out. Faye Wilson, 28, a hairdresser from the Lake District, was escorted all the way back to the UK by a security guard after being turned back at the airport by immigration. She said that she and a friend had used the passport pages as toilet paper when they'd got caught short a few years earlier. "Before I could explain more, they had deported me back to Dubai and then to Glasgow and confiscated my documents."
Speaking about the night in question, Faye told ITV News: We were walking from one bar to the next and we must have been desperate for a wee and obviously didn't have any toilet roll," she said. "We decided it would be a good idea to use my passport, which is obviously really stupid. "It was maybe two or three pages. I was a bit drunk so didn't even think about the consequences."
She's from Glasgow.
