Tunisian Man Aboudi Jamel’s Tire-Swap Drama Unfolds on Phuket’s Dibuk Road

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In the arrestingly beautiful locale of Phuket, where verdant hills meet azure waters, not everything is just sun, sand, and blissful getaways. One might assume that the drama in Thailand’s most sought-after island paradises would be restricted to stunning sunsets and sizzling street food. However, a Tunisian man, now quite the talk of the town, added a slice of suspense to the paradise narrative. He valiantly tried to execute a tire-swap escape worthy of an action movie scene right on the bustling streets of Phuket…

Our unwitting spectacle began on a balmy May day, the day after people were busy celebrating Labor Day, on the throbbing Dibuk Road near the historic Soi Rommanee. This road isn’t just known for local flavor but also for its strict no-parking policies. It’s hard to miss the conspicuous signs sternly warning against street-side lounging vehicles. Yet, amidst foreign tourists and locals enjoying the taste of summer with coconut juice and spicy som tam, a hatchback defiantly stood, parked as if it owned the bit of asphalt it currently occupied.

Suddenly, in what could only have been a display of sheer audacity or perhaps a severe misreading of street regulations, a couple from the car began to perform an impromptu garage opera. Enter the Tunisian maestro, identified as Aboudi Jamel in the ensuing Facebook video that rapidly spread across Thai social media channels. With swift precision, as if auditioning for a pit crew at a racing event, they started to swap a clamped tire for a spare one.

The Thai police, always efficient, perhaps even clocking their tire-swap record for posterity, intervened promptly. With cartoon-like comedic timing, they foiled the couple’s lofty ambitions, directing them not only back to reality, but to the Mueang Phuket Police Station for further discussion.

This incident isn’t an isolated occurrence in the picturesque streets of Thailand. There’s been a curious trend where tourists, believing they’re in the latest high-stakes reality show, try to outsmart local regulations. Past escapades have witnessed some go as far as to damage or dismantle wheel clamps or enact similar tire-switching theatrics. However, like in all good dramas, they too met their epoch-ending revelations, as protagonists were taken to task.

Now, our new star, Mr. Jamel, isn’t just facing a slap on the wrist but the cool—and certainly not figurative—clang of law enforcement cuffs. Authorities have slapped two charges on him: violating official orders as cited in Section 59 of the Land Transport Act, a misstep that might earn him a three-month stint in a Thai cell where street doctorings of tires are likely frowned upon. On top, another charge of driving sans a valid license under Section 64 of the Vehicle Act could land him a month’s imprisonment or a fine.

The car company should also be getting its own twist in this Mediterranean-themed beachside saga. The vehicle’s owner, assumed to be a fellow Thai, was handed a 2,000 baht fine for allowing our tire-swinging impresario to take the reins of their car illegally, attacking with utter zest the regulations under Section 57 of the Vehicle Act.

For those following Phuket news closely, this latest episode might be just another day in the land of smiles. However, it serves as a reminder—sometimes tourists and locals alike need to navigate the unwelcome drama of regulatory breaches. As the tropical island unwinds to another gorgeous day, the wheels of justice inevitably continue to spin, albeit firmly fastened and without a daring tire-swap in sight.