Chilling warning for Brits in Thailand after ‘noodle poisoner paralysed travellers with sinister muscle relaxant then stole their cash’
Many tourists dismiss the threat of getting poisoned on a bus as an urban myth
POLICE in Thailand have arrested a man accused of poisoning a bus passenger with NOODLES before stealing his phone and money.
Many tourists dismiss the threat of getting poisoned on a bus as an urban myth - but locals in Thailand consider it to be a real possibility, as shocking video of police questioning a suspect proves.
Footage appears to show police officers interrogating the man - wearing a blue shirt - after he was thrown off bus, travelling from the Thai capital Bangkok to Ubon Ratchathani, 380 miles away.
Reportedly, he was arrested after the driver received a complaint that he allegedly sold the man in the black shirt noodles laced with a strong muscle relaxant drug.
He was accused of swiping 20,000 Thai baht - almost £500 - and the victim's mobile phone.
Police then took him away, and it is reported he will be charged accordingly.
It is thought the victim - who can be seen being taken to a waiting ambulance - made a full recovery following the order.
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