A Thai man says a hospital food-court shop is seeking 1 million baht from him after his video called its 260-baht kaprao overpriced. He says he received a court document; no hearing has been reported.
Why it matters: in Thailand, defamation can be a crime as well as a civil claim, and a true statement about a private matter with no public interest can still count. Good-faith fair comment is a defence, but it usually has to be argued, often in court. Foreigners have been sued over reviews before.
