A famous 女 actor claims that "rescue workers make physical contact → shooting of the body"..displeased with the way someone dresses [World Style Issue]

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A famous Thai actor revealed that he had been sexually harassed and illegally filmed by a rescue worker who was dispatched for first aid.

According to local media such as The Tiger on the 1st (local time), actress Kristen Gulasatri Michalski (30) showed symptoms of shortness of breath after taking antihistamine in the early morning of the 31st of last month and asked for help through an acquaintance.

The male rescuers and building guards who arrived at the scene after receiving the report found Christine conscious but unable to control herself due to dizziness. Christine claimed that while the security guard was away, the rescuers acted inappropriately, such as undressing her clothes and contacting her body. He also said there was a situation in which he filmed the naked state at the time.

According to Christine, the act was stopped only after the security guard returned with the police. When the police came, the rescuers reportedly dressed Christine in a hurry and acted as if they were giving first aid.

Christine reportedly said, "I was conscious, but I couldn't move my body, and I couldn't do anything out of fear that it could be more dangerous if I resisted."

Christine also said on her SNS after the incident that she had suffered criminal damage in a vulnerable state where she could not protect herself, adding that "it should not happen to anyone." In particular, he said, "I was wearing long pants and T-shirts at the time," as for the criticism of the clothes at the time of the damage, adding, "It is unfair to blame the cause of the damage on the victim."

Currently, local investigative authorities have launched an investigation to confirm the facts of the case. Christine's side is also reportedly considering legal action in connection with the incident.

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