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Two tourist couples have been busted getting steamy in a tuk tuk in a notorious nightlife spot popular with Brits.
The four people, two women and two men, ignored onlookers as they appeared to engage in sexual acts during a traffic jam caused by heavy rain.
The brazen foursome was captured on camera, near Phukets Patong Beach, an area notorious with lewd behaviour. The footage was filmed from a car behind the tuk tuk, on September 17.
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In one part of the clip, a female can be seen straddling a male whilst holding a bottle of beer. Thai media stated that the man appeared to be "partially undressed."
"They seem utterly indifferent to the crowd, with another foreign man helping to adjust the situation before settling in to embrace another woman seated beside him," Thaiger reported.
Outraged viewers voiced their concerns on social media. "Patong is a place with no rules," one said.
Another added: Do foreigners really think they can do anything here?
Locals called for stricter regulations on public behaviour, reported ASEAN NOW.
It comes after horny tourists were rumbled having sex on a beach in the area of Thailand known for its red light district.
The tourist duo were allegedly caught bonking on Patong Beach, Phuket, Thailand, an area full of go-go bars, massage parlours and a raucous nightlife scene.
Whle their nationalities have yet been revealed, the incident reportedly occurred on the infamous beach on April 16.
Another amorous couple were busted at midnight on February 24 having sex on the same beach, and it was documented when a motorcyclist recorded them.
The man, wearing only black shorts, and the woman wearing precisely nothing, were recorded for one and a half minutes appearing to break Thai decency laws.
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