Intern in Thailand receives flirty texts from her boss
A female university student in Thailand has filed a police report after receiving flirty texts from a senior official while working as an intern at a municipal government.
She told officers that the official had also sent her a link to pornography.
Incensed by the news, the girl’s mother had taken her to the station to report the harassment to police.
Source: Matichon
According to Matichon, the story was first shared on Facebook on 27 Aug.
Official repeatedly messages intern inappropriately
The messages exchanged between the intern and official have since been made public.
Photos of the texts show the official sending selfies to the girl before exchanging greetings.
Although it is not atypical for colleagues in Thailand to have work-related discussions over the messaging app, LINE, the official’s texts appear to be mostly unrelated to work.
In one message, the official asked the girl what she would be wearing to work that day.
The official asking the intern what she would be wearing that day.
Source: Matichon
When the girl asked if he had any assignments for her, he sent a flirtatious response.
The intern asking if he had an assignment for her before he flirts with her.
Source: Matichon
“No, I have only this,” he wrote, followed by a ‘sticker’ of a bear hugging a red heart.
In another text, he wished her good night — to which the intern asked if he was going to bed.
In response, he said: “I’m watching porn.”
The official wishing the internet sweet dreams before saying he’s watching pornography.
Source: Matichon
After sharing the link to the pornography with the girl, the official also sent multiple texts that did not receive a response.
He even asked if she had seen the movie yet.
One of the final messages he sent her is of him saying that he misses her because it was a holiday.
The official saying he misses the intern while on holiday.
Source: Matichon
Police confirm receipt of the case
In response to media enquiries, police confirmed that a complaint had been lodged against a senior official at a municipal government in Prachin Buri province.
However, no charges have been levied as of yet.
An investigative committee will be established and a statement will be issued to media within 15 days, police said.
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Featured image adapted from Matichon.
